Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-01

walk had been stopped after the po-
lice had taken the matter i'll hand. In
view of the fact that the compliments
had apparently made no direct COM
llaint of the actions Of the children
TO their parents, Judge F'oss, after
hearing both lawyers i'll the case argue
the matter. imposed f1no of $50 with
the understanding that if there is no
fur thet cause for complaint from the
children within the next SIX months
the fine will not have to De raid.
Miss Louise r. Douglass, %. died
Sunday at the Shelton tuberculosis
Sanatorium, after an illness of about
a year. She formerly lived in this
city and is survived by a sister Miss
Carrie Douglass of Hartford a broth
err, William Douglass. Of this city. and
two half-sisters. Mrs. James Abbott
Mass. The Body was brought to this
city for burial which viii take place
(tomorrow) Wednesday
Bernard Butcher has returned from
New Haven, where he was taken the
haven authc-ities, following his arrest
! i'll this city by the local rolice at the
request of the former. His arrest APP
paiEntly was made through q case of
mistaken identity. He stated upon
his return to Willimantic that the New
| Haven authorities hal no charge
| against him arsi he was not presented
before the police court n that city.
| Friends of William tombstone Of
| Waterbury, formerly of this city. will
he grieved to hear of his serious con-
d1tion. caused by an acci lent which
happened while at his work in the en-
iIloy of the Waterbury Clo"Il company
He is in the hospital. suffering from &
broken hip caused by his icing thrown
to the ground by a swinging of 6
heavy gate. Willimantlc relatives o.
| Mr.. Johnstore's have gone TO Water
bury to see him.
Nathan G. Eqalestona of Norwich
was visiting friends in town over Sun
DAY. Mr.. ESglestone recently receiv.
ed his discharge from the aviation
service. He lived in this city at the
time he enlisted.
Corporal Dwight w. Jordan wa.
discharged from the Service last weel
land is now at his home N this city
Corporal Jordan has snen over a
years service in the detached medica
department at Camp Upton ard hi
work carried him to many of the can
tonments along the Atlantic coast.
Corporal Fred Marchat is anothe
1T:llirnantic soldier who recently re
tceived his discharge from the servic,
ana is glad to get back to his hom'
in this city. Corporal Marchat spen
six months in active service in FRANC
land during this time was wounded il
the left thigh by shrapnel in tn
ArGonne Forest. He received his dis
charge at Camp Devens. where he ha
been since returning from overseas
Lieutenant H. Douglass Fryer, sol
Of Henry Fryer of this city. was th
iguest of his father over Sunday. Lieu
tenant Fryer enlisted as IA private i
1917 and was attached to the surgeon
generals Office in Social Hygiene worl
His rise through the various depart
lment of this work was rapid, he bein
II commissioned in short time He
, t" return to Washington, p. c.. 500
and will sail from New York 70
France to engage in thu military re
lief work of the American Red Cross
expecting to return about October Is
Word has been received OF the deaf
Of Lyman Gilman Ridge. who former
ly resided in this city. lie is a broth
err of Mrs. Andrew ]. Bowen
Miss Dorothy Hill is the guest Q
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hi
of Prospect street.