Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27
Wu.LNAANTIC

ns children names saY4nS all theS nstN was. second hand faosr and clothing. 1s- rowslN sa5d he and his wife worked n the cotton min and were the pasents. oI aight children. He said he was arrested once before. zuvowslSl wanted to tell the. story of his life and something about his neighbours. but the court told hila that something was known. of the. incidents he was eager to relate. the court not earns te hear anything furehese Judge FeSS i1anosad a Ssntenees of 10 days in laii and a inc of ST and costs The jail sentence vas suspended as well as the fine on con- ditloa that zalrowslSi keep away ffom his nelgAbor, The costs in the case were as sessea at SS15. All concerned settled at the. close of the court session
 | pretty wedding took place Monday morning at 8 o'clock at St Mary's church when Joseph Patrick Riel of this city, soruserlN af Baltic, and Marse Aydia Coueh0n oe t6 Young street were mSaEs8ed by Rev. H. peiee who also sang the nup- tial mass. They were attended ey Philip Roy of this city, an uncle of the bride, and Etienne Rel of Rattle the father of the groom. The bride wore 9 charming white Canton crepe gown and carried a shower nOuqueE of white roses and sweet peas Mrs. Jesenh x. Gaudrela presided at the organ and sevegal selections We're ras,{lerea by the church choir under the direction of Joseph F. GaNarea1 Alter l the ceremony a wedding breakfast was | served at the Aone es the bride. The 1 couple received many beautiful slfts. iR- l ehtNai1tg purses. of Haoaey. china, eut glaSs
 and lmea Mr and Mrs. Riel leet a the I, aftennoou on their honey naQR, which will
 be sFsent at NasrasaRSett Pier R. | Mra ! Riefs traNeling gown was brown trimmed | with embroidery, and she wore 8 hat te match. The couple will be at honse at ld | NeaRg street after JNlN l. \ reeeptlaH Sill he teRdeged them at the home ef the | hridegpoom's parents in Baltic next Sat-
 urday evening. The bride is employed si the R0ssie velvet mill and she is wei
 known and ponular here, For the pasi 1 year the ggoom has been employed as the
 same plant
 Nr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Gross of No. 5l ProSpect street celebra ated their 2atl
 wedding anRivepsarX on the }awn of tAs
 home of the mother of Mrs. Cross Mrs Grace PotteS, oe West Main street, SatQr < day afternoon, Fifty guests were pres eat Music was furnished by Rex Crane vioiiRlst and Miss Frances Crane, pianist
 The Knights Of PythiaS quartet Of whlc3 Nr Cross is a member. and made ID Q the following, George w Williams. Har old C Lincoln and kirk WalleR, ssns several selections An original poem wa
 read by Mrs FSances Martin S2 wears Q age, which told the. ssory of the happy 2
 wears Of the fife ef Mir, and Mrs Cross George w Williams entertained Wit
 some of the latest monologue hits. Dur
 lRg the evening refreshments were serVe eAl
 Mr, and Mrs. Cross were mare.ed June sl
 1908. by Rev. Lyman G Horton, noN
 pastor of the Methodist church, Rookvtli, } ! He was assisted hy Rev E F. New }anl
 Mir, and Mrs Cross received a number .
 handsome presents.
 Funeral ServioeS for NIrA por0thx ' l IChamphp wege he'd Sunday afternoon a o'clock at the home Of Mrs, Aldi Acorn in Coventry. Rev. Charles ( l Johnson oiitcated. Inteyment took plae 2 in the Nathan Hale eemetery The heal , era were HeRFX Hobart aRd Theodot Beeee and William JoReS Funeral D rector Jay N, Shepard was in charge
 tae arrangements
 { Federal Prohibition Osleers William : e'oagdoR and Staneea l.. RFtggs raided u
 saloon conducted by AEselme (SaBl Be
 u.eE No, S25 Main street Monday morl | ns m search of intoxicating liquor tNothlns oe an inerininatins nature N;
 } 5oun5 about the place, Then 0ffc
 ariggs inquired of Bernier f no had an. tRAg on his aia, and was answered ' Che negative. BFSgsE, however We
 through BeSnier's pockets and found
 bottle partly alled with hquer He VI
 ao.i ide,k to appear before Uaited Stat
 GoaEaissioner EaEl MatAewson at No
 @ich. this (FVesdayl morRing.
 Announcement vas made hy Nansg
 (OdeN M Chapman of the Chapman co
 tiReRta Fife and Drum corps Mends l moynins that additional honoEs have cor to the local oorns In the securing James Powder" Dunn of sridgepol who holds the fife playing champiensh of the woSld Mir Dunn vii appear wi the Chapman covps in all it's nVture ? rades and events.
 ndeu N ChaDman's Continental VI aRd prum eoTnS of this city took part the parade and field contests of the F'il City Drum coFps at Rridgeport Sauurd