Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-22

and complete arrangements will be
made for the drive to start Tuesday
morning. The team numbers and cap
tain of each team is as follows: No.
c. c. Case: 4, J. 3. Riordan; 5, J. D.
Conant; 6. P. .Laramee: Z, Jay NJ.
Shepherd; s. R, H. Fenton; 9, C. H.
Branch: 10, Alphonse Chagnon; IL, j.
q. Sullivan; ~, K. N. Hillhouse: 10,
James H, Hurley; IA, J. q. Hurley; Is,
Arthur Judge; 16, Emil Denis; II, A.
L. Wetherhead; Is, Andrew Roux; IS,
J P. Mustard: 20, Joseph Nowak; II,
Joseph NJ. Berard; %, VIM. c. Smith;
70, Thomas Murray; "a, H. c. Smith;
rs, NJ. R, Plumb: 26. w. C. Backus;
u, II. c. Standish; %. A. D. Boss. %.
G.. W, Alpaugh; so, w. B. knight; 81.
John Reilly; 80, Charles Larrabee, Jr. !:
30, H. B. Bennett; "a, Charles LARA :
bee, Jr.: 80, Raymond H. Harris. IS.
l.. II. Harrison; 81. w. A. Haddard; 3S.
samuel EIsenperg. 1t is to be hoped
that quick and generous response to
me cal Tor this worthy cause will be
made by the public when the different
canvassers call scr contributions.
The mani friends of Daniel F, XII.
lourey of this city will be shocked ono
gr1eVed to learn Of his death. which
occurred at the Grace Hospital in New
haven, Friday morning a. 7 O'Clock
He had been i'll but short time. be-
ing taken with influenza last Sun
day. Which later developed ;nto pneu,
mona. His condition rapidly became
serious and On Thursday his brother
Thomas II. killourey was Sert for am
was with him when he died The de.
ceased was but So years Of age ant
with his brother had conducted the
undertaking establishment at &c Unior
street. formerly conducted by theil
father, the late John X iourey. He
| was one of Willimantic's best knCEr
| young men and a member of the fol.
| lowing organizations: San Jose coun.
Gil, No. H. K. of c.. Wi1limantic LODGE
B. P. 0. E., No. 1911. local Chamber
Of Commerce and the State UTndertak.
| ers' association. las body was brough
to this city Friday afternoon, on tht
O'Clock train.
Clarence Edmund Hovey 8, died a
the home of his parents. Nj. and Mrs
Walter Hovcy, is Mansfield avenue
late Thursday night, because of hi,
death being diphtheria. Besides hi
parents he leaves two brothers
George and Walter. Funeral service.
! were held from his late home Frida7
| afteZ'oon at O'Clock Furial tool
| place in st. Joseph's cemetery.
There was long session of the po
| lice court Friday morning Ave case
of intoxication being disr osed of h,
| Judge F'oss. much testimony being of
| ferod in connection with some of thu
cases.
Wadah John pleaded guilty to tn
| charge of assaulting Abraham Kru,
! and was fined 81 and costs amountin;
to $3.50 which he paid. Charles Dead
ner. charged with intoxication ant
| breach of the peace, pleaded guilty t,
! the former charge and no. guilty t
| to the latter. The charge of breach
of the peace was nolled and judgmen
was suspended for "a hours on tn
| charge of intoxication.
| John Mack was before tho court OF
the same charge as was rsadner. H
| paid a fine OF 81 and costs amounting
| to $3.50 on the charge OF intoxica
ton.
| George Morrison was fined and pail
81 and costs amounting to $7.G9 on
charge of intoxication.
Frank Thomas pleaded not guilt,
to the charge OF intoxicat;on.
Frank Thomas pleaded not guilt,
to the charge of intoxica1 ion. Ate
much evidence of a detrimental natur
! was introduced. Judge Foss sentences
Thomas to one year at the State Farm
for Inebriates.
Justice J. Banks. Jones of Hebron
was visiting relatives in this city OF
Friday.
| Edwin A. Tracy of Norwich was i
town for a short time o. Friday.
! Rev. W. H. Cane of this city is re
covering from a severe illness of tw
weeks duration.
| Albert F. Young of Eoston is Wis
iting his brother. Elmer NJ Young G
this city.
The Thread City Fife and Drum
corps will turn out fo~ street pa
rade in connection with Company T
State Guard dance on Saturday ev
eHing, the 22nd. Mr.. Chapman manas
er of the corps has jus3 completed
set of ne wS2are drums FOR the corp
which are 19X19 and are some drum
and then some.
A delegation from Violet Rebeka
lodge, I. o. o o. F. attended tn
school of instruction for officers, hel
in Norwich. Friday afternoon.
4 iiytHSI o. SGnWdfIZ OF fSOFWICn We
in Wfllimapfic this week and it
stated that he has leased the Loon
er Opera house and intends to ope
the place early next month
! Lieut.. Jar1es P. coehrane has re
turned to his home in this city, havir
recently been discharged from ii
service at Camp Gordon, Georgi
where Ell has been stationed SIM
last July. Lieut.. Cochrane receive
his commission early in June of Ia.
year and his family have teen livir
near Camp Gordon since last Angus
Their many friends in this city a.
glad to hear of their return.
| Today, Washington's birthday,
! national holiday all the banks in tn
city, also all the offices in the tow
building with the exception of the t.
ollector's will he closed all day. The
S Employment Service Office in tn
city will also be closed.
= Valentine L. Murphy has been pr,
vailed upon to continue as chairman
the local thrift stamp campaign al
the honor fla5, which the city of Will
mantle received from the state Coul
Gil of Defense, for going over the tt
| in the 1918 campaign now hangs in Il
| chairmall's Office in the Willimant
Savings Institute buildmg