Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
WII.I.IlGANTIC

was bridesmaid Special music was ren- rdered by the church choir.
 f The bride wore a blue tricotine suit With a picture hat to match and carriec bouquet of white roses caught up with lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore blue serge suit with a hat ito match and carried bouquet of roses.
 A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents after the ceremony Guests who attended the we'd ding were from Hanover New York city, Plainfe1d, Moosup and Baltic. ahs couple left by automobile on a honey moon trip up the Mohawk Trail and u washington, D. C.
 Mr. and Mrs Chartier received rahy beautiful gifts including sflverware, cut glass, cheeks, chinaware and linen.
 Mr. Chartier is employed in the Airiie Mills Inc, in Hanover and Mrs. Chartief has been employed by the Rosie Velvet company. They will make their home in this city for the present
 Robert Fitzgerald, coiorssi, appeared in the local police court Monday morning on the charge of yagrancy to which he plead ed guilty Fitzgerald was told to get off the street Saturday and when he showed up again Sunday he was locked up by Officer Mclean.
 Monday morning in court he said that he was out of work and had no home. He said that he quit work because he | never received his pay for three months. Fitzgerald was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail at Brooklyn. !, Victor Hamel charged with intoxica- tion pleaded guilty He started some trouble in 8 grocery store on Main street and was apprehended Hamei paid a l fine of $5 and costs amounting to $l2,15. l At special session of police court l Hate Monday forenoon Arthur Francis Kumpf of this city entered a demurrer to the charge of bigamy. The demurrer was oyerruled. No evidence was taken The judge found probable causa and bound Kumpf over to the next criminal term of the Windham County superior court. Dr Michael D. Riordan furnished bonds of $500. It is alleged in the com plaint that Kumpf had a legal wife, Hor- tense W. Kumpf, whom he married De cember $, 1907, and that he mafriet Mary Ann Mnroe of this city on Decem' l ber 20, with whom he has been living. One person was injured and two aa. Itomobiles were badly wrecked in col lision on the state highway Sunday night Mrs. Fred Service of South Wilmington re I broken glass. A charge of reckless driv ing has been entered against Rober Horrigan of Stafford Springs who wal driving a Studebaleer touring car whicl collided with the Ford car in which MT and Mrs. James Service Sr., and theil daughter Isabelle were riding Horrigal was coming towards Stafford and tn Service car was headed towards Soul Wilinston, and the cars collided on | sharp turn in the road. By the position of the wrecked cars It was evident tha I1 NIT. Horrisan was on the wrong side Q the highway He will be given a hearinl in the Mansfield town court Friday.
 At a recent meeting of the San Jos Assembly, No 14, Knights of Colufnbu the election of officers took place as fol lows: Faithful navigator, Patrick Con nors; faithful captain, s. B. Bertora faithful admiral, Eugene E. Hickey faithful pilot John Fitzgerald; faithfu treasurer, James F. Twomey; faithfu comptroller, William Grady faithful in ner sentinel, James Courtney faithfu outer sentinel Deniel Crenin; and trus tees, Thomas Murray, Michael Grad. and T. Frank Cunningham.
 Judgment has been given by default t the Jordan Hardware company in tha nrmS suit against. C. N Drake of Hamp ton. A writ of execution against Drak has been issued to the a.-=ant of s53.IC
 Tie annual meeting of St. Mary's Boys drum corps was held and the election 0 officers was as follows: President. 10 seph F Gaudreau; captain, Peter Pel,e rin; secretary, Thomas Girard; treasurer Aimee Marcoux quartermaster, Leonor Caisse.
 The Ladies society of the Cong-ega tipnal church begin their fall work c Wednesday, October 4th in the Chiirc house. Mrs, D. NJ Bennett will hay charge of the work and Mrs. Chenowet will furnish an entertainment Sewin hospital shirts and bed linen for St. Jc sephs hospital will begin at 10 a. m Luncheon will be served at 12.30 and tr busihess meeting will be held at
 o'clock.
 Miss Helen E. Bransfield has returns
 home after two weeks spent in Scheme = tady N. Y.
 Miss Angeline Van is visiting relatiy,
 in Boston and leaves there today cTue
 day) for Brockton for a visit.
 Mrs, Ralph W. E, Carpenter le
 Monday morning for New York for
 few days. $.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Jones are ente