Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-10

treasurer, William K. Robarge; chef, William Taylor; janitor, R. Lachance. The body of Frank E. Hoffman who died Friday morning at the Mansfield State Hospital and TraH;ng School was sent to Thomaston Friday nlsnt by Funeral Direetor Jay M Shepard. Burial will take place in that city. Funeral services for Miss Lizzie Newberry, who died Thursday at St. Joseph's hospital were held from Un- | dertaker Jay M. SEepard's chapel, on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Ser vices were conducted by Rev. Leonard ! Smith. Burial was in Storrs cemetery, Mansfield.
 At the last meeting of the Boy 1 Scouts, Scoutmaster R. c. Rose read letter from the Thread City Cyclers. regarding the minstrels to be held on i Thanksgiving day, at the Loomer l Opera House. There was further dis cussion regarding the Patriotic Elm | ployers' Campaign in which employers will be asked to give employment to l the returned soldiers.
 l Isabelle Freeman, age 12 days, died 1 Sunday morning at St. Joseph's hospi- tall She Was the daughter of George
 H. and Isabelle Nichols Freeman, of 1 25 High street.
 l
 Miss Sybil Wilson spent the week 1 end visiting friends in Boston.
 l Miss Ida Bonin of High street spent
 the weekend at the. home of her | brother ill Hartford.
 Miss May Cheney was a week end l visitor at the home of her brother, Dr. George Cheney, of Montauk avenue,
 New London.
 You are invited to the big Yankee 1 Division darce. state armory. Willi-
 mantle Armistice night, Nov. Il. au-
 spices Y D. Veterans Asso-adv. Miss Lillian Kenfield has returned
 to New York, having spent the past
 two weeks at the home of her mother,
 Mrs. George Kenfield. of No. 26 Bank
 street.
 The final rehearsal of Picllett's or
 chestra was held at the armory Sun
 day night Everything is now practi-
 cally completed for the Y. D. dance on
 Armistice night.
 The auto, bumper from Engine com
 pany No I responded to a call for
 help from South Wilmington Saturday night and aided greatly in preventing
 further damage by a fire which de-
 stroyed a five tenement house owned
 by Gardiner Hall Jr. & Co., with a loss
 of about S10.O00. The bumper left this ! tllg dbOui lH O NiOCh nliAA Allb llOl |
 turn until about 11.50 Sunday morn ing.
 Frank KIemba, alias Frank Tomida
 jewicz, will appear in the police court
 this morning to answer to charges
 brought against him by his wife, An
 tonic Nlemba, who swore out 8 war rant for the arrest of her husband
 Chief of Police Daniel J. Killeurey re-
 ceiyed word Sunday afternoon thai KleInba had been located in Stafford
 and he immediately set out for that
 city and with the aid of Officer Pat
 rick Hays of the Stafford police, made
 the arrest and brought Klemba to this city to stand. trial today. Kiemba was locked up in a cell for the night.
 Mrs Klemba claims that her hus- band and she were married i;i Poland and that sie had soon afterwards Jeff he rto come to America. While he was :, in this country child was born, tC
 them ana she had written to her hus-
 band, asking him for money enough
 IGr pasS1ge 10 this country. She claimed hat he had told her he would furnish the money for. her passage a!
 soon IS she was able to travel. He. 2 husband did not send her any mon ey but instead wrote to her and saiC ? that he Tas in FOOT health and if shi v AOAI1 SClIt sEllA l.ttf.S-r He NptIG IG 5 turn to her in Poland. Shc sent tn : money but never heard from her bus band. Four years ago she came t this country to look for her husband and by advertising in Polish newspa pers she had received several clues t [ his whereabouts Several trips result
 ed and she went to Amsterdam. N. Y : and to Thompsonville, Conn, in searcl 1 of Klemba but had been unable to fin' . him. Finally word came to her tha 9 her husband was working in milliol y Stafford and she went after him. 9 was at this time that she swore out | warrant for Klemba's arrest. At tn S time of his arrest Klemba. it is claim e ed, was found hTing with another wo e man who he at first said was his wifi U but at later hour when being ques c toned by Chief Killourey he denie 5 having Ilarried the woman. He ad 0 mitted that while he had been Twin e in this country he and assumed tn
 name of Tomidajewicz and did nc d state his reason for doing so. He ha : had two children by the women wit l. whom he had been living while Il Stafford. Mrs. Klemba had elaine : on-support as the reason for Wantin tt him arrested, and Klemba will fac g that charge with the added charge h adultery.