Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-05

NJ Company and had kept house for Taylor until January of 1919. She claimed that the wheel had been bought by Taylor with money she had sent for the purpose. She had for gotten to tell the prosecuting attor- ney that Taylor had called Mrs. Coun- than vile names or had pushed her. Prosecuting Attorney Harvey then asked if 1t was true that Barton had "cut Taylor out and she said, she guessed so" Letters from Taylor addressed Dear Kid'' were then read and reference to the wheel were in them. Taylor stated, however, that these references to money were all about compensation chacks receiv- ed by Mrs. Alderman for the death of | her husband who was killed in a rail- road accident. Mrs. Counihan's story was the same as those of Mrs. Acker- l man and Barton.
 Taylor came back with a denial of l striking anyone or calling vile names 1 claiming that he had an umbrella in one haid and his hat in the other up until the time he was struck. At this l point the court rendered it's decision as told abeye.
 | A. B. Ladd of Lewiston avenue, sus- l tained a painful injury Saturday morning when he slipped and fell. on Chestnut street and injured his head and cut his left hand in several plac- es.
 At the next meeting of Willimantic | lodge, No. Il, Ancient Order of Unit l ed Workmen there is to be an initia- tion of a class of six candidates for membership. Since January 1st there has been a large increase of the mem bership of the lodge due in part to the new Insurance being put out by the order. Meetings of the lodge are now | being held in the Choral Club rooms in the Opera House block, the old rooms in the ". c. T. U. hall on Val | ley street being too small
 | Some time ago at the First Baptist church there was a contest between l the classes called the Reds and the l Blues. The name, however, had noth- | ing to do with the e1iN and the Blues won out 934 to 877 and Saturday night they were treated to a banquet by the Reds, the losing side. Merritt l J. Hopkins, acting in the capacity of teastmaster for the evening entertain ed and called upon the following win ners for toasts: The Misses Dorothy Burdee, Myrtle Hawkins, Elizabeth Pendleton, Inez Patton, Ethel Golden Ada Bowen. Other speakers were All 1 bert Bowen, Clyde Larlxin and Rev Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor of tht
 church. For the evenings entertain
 ment there was piano solo by Mis: Dorothy Gratage, who was followe et
 b yother ~ceakers and singers. I
 another contest is held there is nt
 doubt that the losers of the Red ant Blue contest will endeavor to be tn
 ones entertained.
 Upon returning home from work oI
 Friday of last week Raymond Rero
 sier of B Jackson street entered tn , house and found aIrs. Derosier on tn } floor in the "a hen overcome by ga
 fumes escaping from leak in tn
 gas heater in the bathroom. A docto
 was sent for immediately and afte reviving Mrs. Derosier gave orders fo . her to be rushed to St. Joseph's hos pital where she could be under cart Q Sunday afternoon Mrs Derosier wa I reported greatly improved and woul no doubt be allowed to go to her horn | within a day. It seemed that durin . the afternoon Mrs. Derosier had nc been feeling well but determined t a finish her washing and while work . ing she was overcome by the ga U fumes escaping from the heater i n the bathroom and only for the earl Q arrival of MT. Derosier would n f = a short space of time.
 = Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen \ n Beckwith were held Saturday after
 noon at 1 o'clock from her late hon q in Windham, the funeral being pr ', vate. Services at the home were cor q ducted by Rev. c. Harley Smith, pas i, tor of the local Methodist Episcop 7 church, who also read a committ d service at the, grave in the Windhal n3 Center cemetery. The bearers Wel d four nephews of the deceased, Erne a T. and Frank E. Beckwith and Hal
 old and James Adams. Funeral D s rector Jay M. Shepard was in chars il of the arrangements.
 II Mrs. Agnes (Gleeson) Tworne,
 aged 58 years Wief of Judge Jam
 F. Twomey. died late Saturday nigl
 at her home, 1S3 Jaeqson street, fo
 lowing an attack of acute indigestio
 The deceased was born in Providene
 R. l., the daughter of William al
 Theresa (Haggerty) Gleeson. and b = l sides her susband is survived by se'
 en daughters and one, son. Mrs. Albe B. Crt=:ngham. Mrs. John P. M Ouillan. Mrs. Harold A. Mastin, al E the Misses Margaret, Mildred, Agn E Leo, Many Frances, and Edith Twor | ey. and James F. Twomey, Jr.
 Mrs. Twomey leaves a wide eirt E or friends to mourn her loss.