Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 7

no defeated Dr. Thomas 'E. Robinson 44 votey. The latter is th ired term of ‘Joseph T. coaged. Fiynn carried the by '135 votes majority,” way . by Dateon in the Second district by 158 votae. The electors for thie town of Waster- ly qualified to vote' on the expenditure of ‘meney, are to meet at the town hall on Broad street thie (Monday) evening 4 al 4 m mfim af a special town o-ut:n‘ " I the purchase bulidings, one at the corner angd High strests and ons at There utomelsile w»':;ur‘:oo; on the Nt Ston- ington road. Norman Corpe was &’ Pofd edr 2nd & ear driven by B. J. | Lukfer of North Stonington collided Wwith thé Ford, in front of the P, S. Bafber Hoete Co. house on Libérty street. ~The €ar was goifig up Liberty streel the Lusier car was go! down two cars met. 0 one was hurt, afd the Lusier car went on r the acci®®ht under jts oWn power, 13 F#oht left wheel, fendér, wishbone and rafliator jon the Ford were tadly dam- el \ \ Tomertow (Tdesday) 1s the dauy sep fof tha opening of the trolley service Across the Thames river Dbridge, -and efowds from Westerly are planning atténd the eeremonies, which ~will apritcations on the st t." ade volers for the .. &1 B, 3. Laon left town en day for Neéw Ye heidl on that day. The ' tfélleys Wil |wpp, méét on the center of the ‘bridge, one ?rém New Londén and oue from Gfoton 3}& thére the town's officlals of both New London and Groton will hald a celébration. The Crystal avenue bridge will aiso be opened the same day. Pas- sefgéf traffic betwéen ,Westerly and New London will/begin Wednoaday. The wedding of Miss Beatrice Ruth Helena Barker, daughter . of Mr, and Mre. Fred Barker, of 27 Morgan street, and Edward Ambrose Farrell, took place| Pday mofuing at the chireh 6f the Immaculate Conception. ' The ceremony Was- performed by Rev. Father Sulllvan, 8. M. The double ring wer”ice was uskd, The brige was attended by Miss Helen W. Farrell and Willlam Barker was the best man. Miss Katherine Far- rel) was flower girl. : The brldal party entered the church to the wedding mareh from -Lohengrin a8d during the Claney eang At Wwofe a handsome white brocade canton éfepe ‘gown with tulle vell and wreath of orange blossoms and carried @ show- er Bouguet of white rosss and Jliés of the valley, The maid of honor wore eanfl colored Canton crepe with beaver fur trimimings Cathing Cold Is Not An Accident, The Penalty for Neglect of Health Rules Swift Barnes, of East Oran; lowing the ceremony 3 en, N. J., and sérved as a lieutenant in the U, 8. Aviation corps during the: lston | World war. -~ Mr. and Mrs, ddleton | will reside in Cincinnati, Ohi6. 'The bride recelved many gifts. Thoss who atténdéed from out of town were: Mrs, V. Mid- dleton, Mr. and Mrs. Swift Barhes, Mrs, William Heyman, of Falmouth, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Eraest Hart, and Miss | - and Mrs, Elinor Hinckley, Hartford Moses Pendleton and son; Nélgon, of Brookline, Mass.; Mra Maletlm Stwiet- zer, of m:n;)nnze. N. 3. The weddifig of Miss Edwinh P, Ryon, daughter of Mr. end Mra. 5 Ryon, and B. R. Gray, of Providence, R. L, will také place at the First Bap- chufch. : Two_caucuses are scheduled to taks place this (Monday) evening. The répub- licans will mést at 8§ o'clock and the democrats at 2.15. Nominations for representatives for the general assembly will be made. cel Take Father John's Medicine |seisfijmmaitate tor ine r begin hix in the office Monday) morn T T L are i B b Gy s i cline? o A was lent hef 99w sat in a draft or that you| Determination on the part of the fod- L L R e e "t | ert Churoh o stop In town and 4 make soms visits. At Grand View papk, which seemed to be & favorite spot for autolsts to park their cars s the penalty fOr|the home of Martin Clemens was neglect of the com-| A5 the men went in théy flourished 80 mon rules oflpils of all aty‘ 1d aske health. You have J fenang m’fi—e“: nes? rs. Clemens, who was th allowed vourself to|gin. She removed a receptacle w beeome over-tired, | was in the sink covered up with a cloth, weakened and run-|The officials uu:o‘éd_ h%l&«} . unearthed aboul & half gallon of Brandy, ved v This was placed in charge of Patrdlman | Thomas C. O'Connell and was brought to the boro for safe keeping to be tsed a8 evid . Mr. Clemens was in lurking|Westerly at the time of the raid, The, nearby finds you :nl'fltc::u alu»;‘mit:;l several nthe;ogflm easy vietim. n the bore Bothing was fou Mrs, T. ug Schoffield is Inf You ean main- | Robaft Sylvéster, of West Haven. 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