Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-24
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FUN RAILS.
Mrs. Lucy c. Hoyt.

The funeral of Mrs. Lucy c. Hoyt
was held Friday morning at 10 o'clock
from her home in Windham, Rev. Har
ry E. Grimes pastor of the Wind
ham Center Congrega tional church,
officiating. Friends were bearers. Bur
ial was in the Windham Center ceme-
terry. Funeral Directors Gilmore &
Shepard of this city were in charge
of the arrangements.
Mrs. Maria A. Jllson.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria A. Jillson
was held Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock
from her home on Pleasant street. Rev.
w. S. Beard, pastor of the First Con-
gregational church, was the officiat-
ing clergyman During the service
hymns were sung by the Congrega-
tional church quartette. There was a
profusion of floral tributes from rela-
tives and sorrowing friends. The
bearers We're Frederick c. Moulton.
Henderson S. Moulton, John E. Brick
and Charles NJ. Thompson. Burial was
in the Willimantic cemetery. Funeral
Directors Elmore & Shepard were in
charge of the arrangements.
Special Music.
Sunday at the First Congregational
church the quartette will sing Gloria
in EXcelsis (Schnecker) and Give I'm
to the Lord (BuclD.
Sues Hartford Contractor.
Charles E. Leonard of this city has
instituted a suit for $500 damages
against A. J. Langefeld of Hartford,
the contractor who did the Main street
paving job. Papers in the case were
served by Constable w. j. Hastings.
The case is returnable before the SUI
perior court on the first Tuesday in
October and money due Mr. LANCE
field from the city of Willimantic for
work done on the paving job by Mr.
Langefeld has been garniSheed to the
extent of $500 The terms of the suit
allege that the plaintiff by request
of the defendant, from June l to Sep
TENDER II, rendered services to the
defendant, furnishing him teams, men,
together with sand and stone and 9TH
er materials. to the value OF $500 which
the defendant agreed to pay but has
since refused to do. Notice of the suit
was served upon the city and Mr..
Langefed in Hartford. Attorney
George w Melony will appear for Mr..
Langefeld i'll the matter.
State of New York Admits Wardship.
The selectmen of the town of Wind
ham were notified Friday by the comp
troller of the state of Connecticut that
the state of New York has admitted
the wardshfp of Ethel May Parker,
the two Years old daughter of Sybn
Archer Parker, the negress who was
recently sentenced to states prison
from the superior court for Windha m
county that was held in Putnam. The
Parker woman was the one who was
charged with the murder of her infant
child while in the employ of George
r. Patenalde of Pleasant street. this
city, late last fall. The child which
was born to ,her previously. will be
taken to New York today Saturday
and turned over to the authorities
there.
Church Supper.
Friday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Church street 2.
peach shortcake supper with all the
other good things that go to make up
an appetizing evening repast was serv-
ed in the veStry to large number of
people. The affair was given under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid society of
the church and a tidy sum was net
| ted to assist the society. in it's many
activities in connection with church
work.
Audience Liked Madame X.
! Madame X was the attraction at
Loomer's Friday evening and played
| to a very good house the audience
thoroughly approaching the entire pro-
/ duction which was one of the best
| that has been seen by a local audience
and costumes We're very r1ne and ma
terially added TO the effectiveness OF
| the exceptional piece
Personals.
Mrs. Elmer NJ Young spent the day
| in Putnam with friends Friday.
Miss Albina Blanchette left Friday
I for a visit with friends in Boston
| Grosvenor Ely and party in large
| touring car were in the city Friday.
| Senator and Mrs w II. Burnhani Of
Hampton wer> NuLnaaets- visitors o.
Friday