Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-19
WILLIMANTIC

. locked up until morning. when. they will be given a chance to explain.
 Over 200 couples attended the dance given at the state armory, Pleasant street, Saturday night under the au-' spices of Company G, c. .1S.G Dancing began at o'clock and coptinued until l midnight, Costello's orchestra of Hart. | ford furnishing music. The committee 1 in charge of arranging these dances. ! which are held every Saturday night, are chairman, Lieut.. Jeremiah Mccarthy, 6ergeants Dumas. Eutton and Cady, Pri-- vate Lind. It is the plan Of the commit | tee to engage the Lennox orchestra of Boston for some Saturday evening. as many requests have been made that this orchestra be brought to this city. g | William Sarnofsky and AIeek Stua were before the police court Saturday morning for the second airing, of family troubles within a year. Saturday Sar- l nofsky was charged with breach of the | peace, but after the hearing Judge Foss could see no reason for the charge and | discharged Sarnofsky. Both men were given an earful of instruction as to- what the court would do to them if they did not declare a permanent armistice John Bac, acting as interpreter, explained the situation to the two men. About all that
 
 that members of the two families had called names. Each man claimed the other had threatened to kill him. The two families live near Horseshoe bridge within short distance of each other, but nearness seems to make their hearts grow anything but fonder
 To date, 52 dogs have been licensed al the office of the town clerk.
 The telephone company had all toll and local telephone service suspended at il o'clock Sunday for one minute out of re- Epect for Theodore N. Vail
 Funeral services for Mrs. Maude F. [ wife of Louis E. Turner of Havana, Cuba were held s Sunday afternoon at lsc ] o'clock at the home of her sister in law r Mrs. Ralph ". Bass, of Andover. Ser. vices at the house were conducted by , Rev. Walter F.. Borchert, rector of St ] Paul's Episcopal church of Willnantic l Burial was in the North cemetery al North Coventry. The bearers were Franb Turner, c. M. Bartlett. M. H. Gatchell Ralph W. Bass. Robert E. Lee of Green. | wich. Conn.,, and L. W. Phelps. Arrange. ments were in charge of Funeral Director } Jay NJ Shepard. Mrs. Turner who at one time lived ir Andover, had for several years made hel
 home in South America and for the pas ! , she became subject to heart trouble ant she was sent to the private hospital fol
 treatment Complications set in and hel
 death occurred Tuesday last. Word wa, sent to MT. Turner at his home in Ha ? vana of the condition of Mrs. Turner ant
 he came to the states immediately, arriy , ing in Ando1er Saturday.
 The funeral of Mrs. Helen Potte,
 S9aulding, wife of Frank A. SpauIriinE z
 vas held Sunday afternoon at 2.3t
 clock at the home of her father. Ma
 mn D. Potter, of Flanders. Services a
 ''e house were conducted by Rev. (
 Eorley smith. pastor of the Methods
 "stcnsl church of WiliimaRtic. wfi,
 iso lead a committal service at tlt
 1'i ave in Nathan Hale cemetery. CoveTl
 try. line bearers were Fred Potter. Daris
 and William Wulff and George Robinson Funeral Director Jay Ms Shepard was il
 eharse of tiFe arrangements. Ef
 Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Gaffoi
 were held Saturday afterTioen at 2 e'eieci at her home on Ash street. Services Wer
 conducted at the houee by R6v. C. HSfle
 Smith. who also read the eonnittai ser k vic at the grave in the wiiiirianti
 cemetery. Funeral Director Jay N
 Shepard was in charge of arrangements. - The cost of membership in the A. ( | 1
 muster fee of $g, after which the due
 are less than one cent per day. Don
 delay, but join now We need you an ? you need us. Meet with us "Wednesday April g1st, at 8 D. m. at the State fl . mory.-adv.
 James Reynolds, F, died snturda = morning at the Mansfield state hospft;
 and training school from exhaustion. I'll
 boy was born in New Haven March 1
 1903, the son Of James aud Mary Wy1
 Reynolds, Besides his parents. he is sui
 vived by four sisters. Misses Margare
 Mary, Veronica and .4ilia Reynolds, an two brothers, George and Joseph Re,
 holds. F. '& 1'@' f4f A Charles Litt1eAeld. ss,s. died Frida : night at his home in South Coventry fro es valvular disease of .the heart. He w pt born on Block Island. NY, March 1 le 1S57 the son of William and Martt Iis Mott LIttleheld.s He leaves wife thfi II daughters, Mrs J, D. Jenhings of Rutl !. .z. =.