Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-13

8 Church street. Telephone 1e5.
 What Is Going On Tenisht.
 Ancient Order United WerkmAn, Willi-
 mantle Ledse, No. II, meets at 14a Valley street.
 Knights of CoIunlbus San Jose coun-
 cil, No. 14, meets at 761 Main street. 1 Royal -Arcanufn. Willinantic Council, Nc. 7s3, meets at TOE Main street.
 Olive Branch Council. No. 1e. R. and s. M, meeets at TRI Main street.
 Special meeting of James ]. Shea Post, No. s1e, Arnerican Legion at state arrnory, l Pleasant street
 l Isaish Stevens, ss, of North WiAdham, is a patient at St. Joserh's hosrital here
 suffering from injuries caused by the | splitting of piece of wood he was manip- l ulating qn 9 power circular saving ma
 chine in the shep of l. M. Hartson < O. l at North Windham Monday foreneon. A piece of the board entered Mir Stevens. abdomen just halow the u,peilleps for 2 dspth of seven inches, penetrating the in- testines in 1s plaess 4 local physiciap vas summoned and, recognizing his sert- oHs condition, ordered him removed at once to the hosAitsL where he was on | the operating table two and ene-haK hours. TEe attending sprgeohs, three in number, following the operation, stated
 that the mans condition although critical
 was as favorable as could be expected under the circumstsRces.
 1 A birtEdas marty was given at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. E. Harrington
 of 3sS windham road Sunday afternoon
 for their son Albert Candy, cake and ice cream were served during the course of the afternoon. Those present included Isabel Frechette. Myrtle Kemp, Irene Bahceek, Spencer Lincoln. Edward sRouii- lard, Laurence Dyer, Donald Dyer and l Arthur Breault.
 Funeral services for FraDcois \. Gelfass were held Monday morning at the family
 home on Anthony street at s.3a o'clock. The requiem high mass at St. Mary's church at o'clock vas sung by Rev. J. J. Papillon. The services were largely attended. There was special singing by St Mary's choir under direction of Joseph 1 Gaudreau. Relatives were present at the
 services from Nashua, N. H., Manchester, N. H., and Pawtucket, R. I. The bearers were Napoleon Gingras and Frank Parent from San Jose council, No. 1. K of C., and Antoine Dion and Azarie Bertrand of
 the Independent Order of Foresters. Burial was in the family lot in St. Jo- ssph's cemetery.
 The body ef samnel F. DsGarne, who
 died Saturday at the home of hls dapgh-
 ter, Mrs. H. c. Beebe, of South Coventry,
 was sent Monday by Funeral Director J.
 M Shepard to Ilson, N. T., where funeral services arc to take place today fTues- day}. Burial will be iH the Grove Hili
 cemetery there. Mir: DeGarHo was born in Parish, N. Y, May s, 1892, the son of Peter and Eli=Rbe Fierce DeGarmo
 Death resulted fTam ssRile debility.
 Within inc last few days Fred A. Coriarty of this city has received infas-
 nation of the cpnsecration of his brother,
 Athanasius CoriartE, as bishop of Saida. and DereIkan1ar Syria The ceremony Demetriuc Kady. Bishop Coriarty eeie-
 brated his first pentifeal mass as Saida 1 and delivered 8 sermon. He [,s born 1 Jan. 20. 1883, at Djoon. Mt. Lebanon, :, Syria, and is the youngest hishp of the l Syrian Roman Catholic church. He at- l tended for period of five years the priests school at St SouEire; Syria, when
 10 years old. and was then sent to St Athanasius' college at Rome. Here he completed seven years of study and was l returned to St. Souvjer. where he hecanse the head Of the school he once attended l as 3 student. In the meantime he re-. csired the degrees of Pia. D. and D. D. | He can speak and write ia seven different l languages. Bishop Coriarty shas two
 brothers in this country. Airne of GiaSso, l Conn. and Fred 4. Of this city; also the 1 following ceusins-Rey. $. Nasre of the l Syrian Roman Catholic church at Mon treal, Gan, Nicholas and Kelley Coriarty of this city and Joseph mad Samrel Cori- arty of Fall River, Mass.
 ! William Fryer was befere Justice of the
 Peace George H. Allen of Mansfield Sat urday afternoon on charge of assauitinS I ,fc peace. Hopkins claimed that the defend- | ant and his tgo sons came to his barn
 and struck and kicked hina. Fryer said i that he went to see Hopkins to renaon- strate with him about statements he had heard Hopkins had made concerning him. He also said that Hopkins attacked him with stick and eholzed him Justice
 Allen found him guilty of breach of the peace and imposed g fine of s2 and costs.
 amounting to s2l- Fryer took an appeal to the superior court Both men are
 farmers and reside at The Ridges.
 l A farewell party was held satu,any
 Marcoux of se5 Main street for thsfr
 daughter, Miss Laura Marcoux, Rfe is ] soon to enter the Academy of the Holy Family, Baltic. and become and join the Sisters of Charity. Miss Marcoux was presented handsome prayer book. Mtf- sieal selections were rendered by Misses | Florina .Duhrenil and Blanche Miiiette Light refreshments were served during
 the evening The following were present: 1 Misses Medore Dubois, F4orina Dubreuii. l Georgiana Dubois. Laura Bernier. Blnache Millette, Blanche Valiant Lena
 AHaire. Anna Rombria, Mildred Rombria,
 Anna Bsausoliei. Dora Railiargeon, Isa-
 belle Pepin and Blanche Marcoux.
 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Traynum enter
 tained the following at a dinner party
 Sunday / ternoon: Mir. and Mrs. Holden.
 Miss Blanche sirimstead, MT. Brown of New London, Miss Fannie Walker of 1 Meriden, MT. and Mrs. Harold Grant mad
 Thomas Trayaum.
 The case ef Lesis Friedbsrx. 27. of
 Norwich, charged with operating a, motor
 vehicle on the streets of this city reek-
 lessly. was continued in police court on
 Monday morning until Wednesday July
 2S. In the meantime matters in regard to
 en insurance adjustment will be taken I'D.
 tredbergs car figured in a collision with ? machine owned by Michael Mazzola
 sunda yafterpeon, in which the door of
 the lstter's car was ripped of. me Norwich man has entered a plea of not
 guilty to the complaint and has retained
 Attorney. William A. King to represent him Mazzola has engaged Tttorney
 Patrick J. DaBahey in connection with the civil aspects of the case.
 July meeting of the board of alderman ] was held last evening in the common council chamber, in the town builAinp. The business Of the city consumed eactiy ] one hour from the time the meeting open l ed. Aldermen at large Wm. E. Webber