Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-31

Dutch horin l0c, the Swadish crown 2s.sc; the Swiss franc zoe; the Nor. vegian crown 1sc.
 MT and Mrs Patrick McCann and Miss Madeline McCann of Round Hill. Lisbon, motored to Westfield, Mass, for a weekend visit
 Clifford Norman of Pratt avenue has accepted position with the Connect cut company.
 Miss Agnes Malone and Miss Kath- crime Malone of South E street are spending few days in New Canaan, Conn.
 Mss Ora Lamcreux, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. DomiEic Lamoreux of S3 Hunter avenue and Jean Baptiste Para dis son of MT. and Mrs. Matthias Para dis of Pratte avenue, were married on Monday morning at 8 o'clock at the Sa- cred Heart church by Rev. U. o. Belle rose. pastor of the church. The bride was charming in a brown suit with .ha :. to match and carried a bouquet of couple were attended by Dominic Lamo- reux, father of the bride, and Matthias Paradis. father of the groom, who acted as witnesses. Orgahist Hugh Kinder was in charge of the musical part of the service. There was reception and a wedding breakfast at the home of the brides parents on Hunter avenue which was attended by thirty guests. The gifts to the bride were numerous and valuable. During the afternoon, MT. and Mrs. Paradis left on wedding trip and upon their return will reside in a newly furnished home on Cliff stree. Norwich Mir. Paradis is one of the well known young men of the village being a member of several fraternal organiza- tions. He is a carpenter. Eis/ bride has resided in Taftville all her life. where she has many friends who wish har happiness in her married life.
 Raoul Lenoit of Providence street has left town for Natick, R. l., where he will reside with his parents who moved from here few weeks ago.
 William Carroll, who has resided at the Ponemah House for the past few
 Peter Lampora is moving out Of town.
 Secretary Robert Brooks of the Taft ville Soccer team has completed nego- tiations with Clifford Eccieston, man aser of the Futri-Arctic football club of Arctic, R. [. for game to be played rn local grounds next Saturday. Soc cer fans in this section of the state know something of the reputation of the Arctic team in the football world, as they are considered the whirlwinds Of the Pawtuxet valley, and are now standing second in the Pawtuxet Valley Soccer league. and giving the first team close race. They also have the rep utation of having a sporty bunch of supporters and they have promised to bring about one hundred of these fans to help swell the crowd Manager Thomas Parsons has scraped up some good gristle to oppose them, and the light win no doubt be an interesting sight from the minute the game gets under way. Local fans will no doubt turn out in good numbers to witness these veterans of the Pawtuxet valley in action.
 Work is well underway for tho enter tatnmants for the annual fair which is to be given by the Taftville Congrega-
 donai church. The entertainment com
 mittee have announced that the frs! night a comedy or drama will be pre- sented, while the second night a vau- deyills show will be presented. At a meeting Sunday of the officers and teachers of the Sunday school, commit tees were appointed to have charge of the two booths so that the schoo! vii, anarats at the fair.