Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-18

Many Willimanfic people went to Rock ville Wednesday evening to attend minstrel performance at the Palace thea Ire, for the benefit of St. Bernard church. The show was of the old time professional type and was given under the direction of George A. Bartlett of Willimantic 2 star when it comes to staging shows.
 Henderson Maynard, of East KiIlingIy, was charged with fntoxication wednes- day morning at police court and was
 fined by Judge Frank H. Foss five dol lars and costs, amounting to $1215. May nard stated that he was a weaver but had not been working since the mills closed down. It was his first offense.
 4 small barn owned by John c. Vii cox, of Windhanf Center, located on the road to Scotland, was totally destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon about O. clock. The fire caught when MT. Will cox's automobile, upon which he and a neishbor were working, backffred The automobile was pushed to safety and a horse and a large quantity of farming tools stored in the barn were taken out before the flames became too dangerous. Insurance on the building partially coy CTS tie loss Advertisements for bids for the re movai of city garbage for the next two years failed to bring in large number. But two bids were received by the sani- tary committee of the common council and decision has been reserved.
 Miss Irene Crane of Lewiston avenue who underwent an operation Tuesday at the Hartford hospital, is reported as rest ing as comfortable as could be expected Frank A. Philips of No. 25 Mansfield avenue was in Boston Wednesday on a
 business trip. '@
 Conrad Edward Zuelch of Brooklyn, N.
 T., and Miss Agnes Lillian Daley of South Coventry were married Wednesday morn ing at g o'clock in St. Mary's rectory, South Coventry, by Rev. James J. Mo 1 Ginness. James Daley. brother of the | bride. was best man, and Miss Tillie Col l bert of Willimantic, an intimate friend of | the bride, was bridesmaid. A wedding
 breakfast was served following the cere- | fnony, and the couple left for Brooklyn.
 where they will make their home.
 The weathermnn won 8 victory Wed nesday, and Windham and Westerly High did not meet at Recreation park as sched- | uied. The game will probably be sched-
 uied for some later date Tony Galasss ef Monson, Mass, a sec 1 ton foreman on the Central Vermont
 railway, was badly injured Wednesday
 afternoon while engaged in unloading steel rails from a car in the local freight
 yard. His injuries were internal and he
 was taken to St. Joseph,s hospital His injuries are not expected to prove fatal. Deputy Sherif A. J. Greenslit has at-
 tached three pieces of real estate owned | by Clarence A. Hawkins of 115 Bolivia street, attachment being for damages of | $1,o0o. The suit was brought against
 Hawkins by Bishop John J. Milan of St
 Mary's home for the aged, Hartford. The
 complaint alleges that between Jan. 1 l 1920, and Nov. 13. 1920. and specifically on Nov. 10. 1920, the defendant cut
 standing wood or timber belonging to the
 plaintiff organization to the value of $l,ooo. The land involved in the suit is 1 situated west of North street and is
 bounded by properties of Frank K. Jack. 1 son, Clarence Hawkins, Jr, Samuel B | Harvey and Messrs McNamara. and War. I ren. At the fnstigation of Rev, John
 Clark of St Joseph's church, named i1 the complaint as resident agent for th4
 plaintiff ofgalization, Judge George B Hinman of the superior court issued <
 tempcfary injunction restraining the de
 fendant from removing poles from tn,
 land, or doing any further cutting. I also states that there still stands on in,
 lot timber valued at s1,0o0 The case il
 returnable before the Windham count,
 superior court on the first Tuesday ii
 January, 1921.
 The body of Miss Grace Clark, wh, died Sunday ir Brooklyn, N Y, arrived here "Wednesday noon and was taken ii l charge by Undertaken Jay NJ. Shepard Committal services were held at the gravt in the Wiliinantic cemetery Rev Harr, IS. McCready being in charge.
 Word was received "Wednesday in thi city of the death of Mrs. Catherine Bern hart, 80. in New York city on Tuesday 1 She was the widow of George Bernhart
 Mrs. Mary Eewkirk Osborne, S3, die,