Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-18

film featuring the activities of the , Twenty sixth division and the 1o2nd Infantry in particular. Of which Go.
 L of this city was unit, followed.
 A number of stereopticon slides of
 scenes taken overseas were also
 shown.
 The hall was decorated in the na-
 tionaI colors. The meeting was a
 most enthusiastic one and judging
 from interest shown there is little
 doubt that a National Guard con-
 pany, if formed here, would uphold
 in so far as were possible, the rec
 ord of Willimantic companies of the
 past.
 The death of Mrs. Anthony Hanson,
 the wife of the storeleeper at North
 Windhan, occurred late Monday. The
 deceased had been i'll about two
 weeks with pneumonia. She was
 born in West Warren, Mass, May 8.
 1886, the daughter of Achon and AL meia Vaudeville. Beside her husband
 and mother, she is survived by four
 children. Dorothy. 14 years: Leroy, 6
 years; Roosevelt. f years; and Eve-
 lyn, years: by three sisters. Mrs.
 Emile Turschmah of Sommers.
 worth, N. H.; Mrs. Merell Converse.
 of Torrington, and Mrs. Edgar Field
 of North Wilbraham. Masa.
 The funeral of James Kelley vas held Tuesday morning from his late home at No. s5 Crescent street. at $50 o'clock with a requiem high mass at St. Joseph's church at o'clock. The pastor, Rev. John E. Clark, off, clated. The bearers were AdeIard Be- lalr, James Healy, Michael Monna- nan ana William Jennings. Burial was in the family lot in st. Josepfl's cemetery. Kfllourey Bros. were in charge of the arrangements.
 he body of Miss Nora Ann swee- ney. who died Saturday Tn Rochester, N. l., arrived In this city Tuesday af tIte.rnoon, tt.,, and was taken in charge by ASlllourey \ Bros, funeral directors. services Followed in Ste Joseph's tnurch. The bearers were James Fa- hey, James F. Toomey. ,Tohn Mniii- gan and Timothy Galliyan. Rnrial il was In the family lot in St. Josenh1s cemetery. epn
 Jerry Pardus, 20, a button naka- o1 South Wilmington, was arrastad ta ta A1onday night as a person who cora mltted the assault upon Is wear nid DaVld kallenberd of Columbia sat,r- 1 gay evening on the South Coventry 1 road nearly opposite the Windhar, | Young KalIenber5 1. l company with his 1s year old brothsr solomon, was driving :s load of hax ph an OK sled from South Coventry fo ] .nelr nome in Columbia. when n Ford i eourlhs car driven by Pardus ap- | proacned them on the road. An argu- r.ent ,r,i LoHoWed as to the right of way ! 's 'eld Fardus stepped from the fender 1 If his machine to the load of bav sns 'ounded the elder Kelienberg boy with lis list. Pardus was arreatad ,r1, 'lett. Allan McArthur at the Kal,an 'SSrE nome, where he had zone with 1 l4S 1aLner In an attempt to rsuaoofh l ,Yer matters by a cash settIan1enf ms !, was not satisfactory to Samuel Aa4lenbere. father Of the in i,re5 hoS, sno % wanted the young man brought fn ustice, ana the arrest followed, Par- us entered a plea Of guilty to an as- so,.', .r.- charee m police court Tuesday is head. His differed sornewhat e-ora ne kalenberg boys story in revsr1 o now much the boys had turnad o1,t 0 let him by, and said his tmanhine vas lodged in q sncwdrift in s,,nh a Vay that he could neither baci< ,iy or go forward. He told the cotirs nat ne was next to the eldest of the 4nliy or nine, three of whom weye | ,oIklng. He was fined s5 and costs ia sentenced to E days in jail. augment was suspended on the latter ; count and he was placed on proba- on for three months He payd tha F; ne and costs, amounting to sis.75, he third and final meetino of tbA , 9ard or relief was held Tuesday af- z moon Tn. the selectmen's room in the ' WI building. A number of taxnav- T s have appeared at the three meet [, gs or the board and the amount or uuctlon asked for totals s4,50o. A r i!It ', meeung Of the board of assessors . Id the board of relief has haon cejIaS n ' Monday, Feb. 2S, at 2 o'clock. IL The news of the recent appointment t'