Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-14

;ferty students of the domestic science class served dinner to the superinten- dents, principals and supervisors,
 Mrs. Thomas Greenwood leaves this city this (Friday) morning at o'clock for New York, at which port she. will board the steamship Celtic for Liverpool, where sheswill visit relatives.
 A session of tho windham county su- perior court was held in this city Thurs day afternoon to hear the case of Morris Kantrowitz of Willimantic vs. Fritz Gerulat of Ashford, an alleged breach of contract regarding. the sale of 40 bushels of potatoes and 25 bushels of apples. The announcement was made that the cases of Frank A. Phillips vs. Bowne Brothers and Sanpel Simpson ys. Albert c. Coutu. also scheduled for hearing. were settled out of court. "A short calendar session of the court is scheduled for this (Friday) morning.
 In the case of Kantrowitz vs Gerulat evidence was heard from both sides and the nearing concluded and will follow the short calendar session this (Friday) morning..
 Mrs. Mary conneM and her sister. Miss Kathryn Carey. of 1S5 Union street leave l for Ireland Saturday morning to visit | their parents, having booked passage on | the Celtic.
 That bird of bad luck that lit on Wind hams shoulder little more than week ago evidently intends to roost there for i some time. "Wednesday afternoon at i Stafford the local team lost a hard fought | game, to 1, Windham outhit Stafford better than two to one, but it is claimed | the Stafford boys used ten men at times ringing in the umpire. MT. Duvall. when ever necessary. Evidently Windham 1 High and Norwich Free Academy are | playing uphill games this season against 1 urpires.
 l Francis Joseph, the year old son of Mrs. Rose Giraca Shea, died Thursday morning at St Joseph's hospital from
 meningitis. He is survived by his mother
 James F. Ryder, 22 died Thursday | morning at the Mansfield state hospital and training school from acute myocardi- lis. He was born in Danbury April 20 1 1898, the son of Edward H. and Jessie Day Ryder. He leaves his parents.
 Julia Flynn. wife of James F. Farrell died Thursday at St. Joseph's hospital Nine weeks ago Mrs. Farrell became 2 patient at the hospital where she under | went a serious operation. Recovery was I'slow and another operation became neces sary. from which she failed to rally. ant death came at 3.2S Thursday morning
 
 side when the end came. Mrs Farrel
 was born in Norwich Sept. 2. 1869, the
 daughter of John and Alice Flynn. Sht
 was united in marriage Sept 13, 1896
 with James F. Farrell, Rev. P. P. Sha han officiating. Mir. and Mrs. eFarrel
 came to this city about ten years ago making their home on Park street. Sur
 viving Mrs Farrell is her husband, | daughter, Frances M. Farrell of tli
 city, her mother, Mrs, Alice Flynn, si1
 sisters. Mrs. Mary Buckley. Miss-Nellit
 and Katherine Flynn. Mrs. George Mans field. Mrs. Thomas Nagle, Mrs. Charle. Cook, and three brothers, Patrick, Johr
 and Maurice F'iy1n. all of Norwich Mrs Farrell was we'll liked and the news O her death brought sadness to all wht
 knew her.
 I Funeral services for Mrs. Almeda A Bidwe1l House were held at o'clocl Thursday afternoon at thn ',ome of hel daughter. Mrs. Albert L. ,rch. at 12: | Windham street The services were con ducted by Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter pastor of the First Baptist church. Willi
 mantle. Burial was in Yantic cemetery
 Norwich. where a committal service wa! , conducted by Rev. Mir. Carpenter I'm T bearers were A. L. French. Donald I French W. c. Ward and Hayward Mar
 tin.
 westbrook.-The W. V I. A has al
 enrollment the present year of about 5t