Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
WILLIMANTIC

10 nrSt priZeS ana two SpcCldh uicHeisA4S' nearly all the prizes offered.
 He has prepared to enter several of his dahlias at the Mansfield fair upon | request of the committee. MT. Sweeney | has been interested in horticulture all | his life He has at present about one | thousand plants in his garden at his | home in this city, dahiias ufeGualied by | those grown by any amateur of this | state. Among them gre blossoms likc i those that won the hundreds of prizes l which Mir Sweeney has in his posses l sion.
 rhemas Maxwell Connolly, Windham High 1920. entered Boston College this fall one of the class of 800 freshmen enrolling Donald Francis Connolly, who completed his junior, year at Windham High last June, will complete the senior year at Dorchester, Mass, high school. Both boys are the sons of Thomas F. I Connolly of this city.
 Everything is sct for WHlimantic day at the Mansfield fair today (Thursday). As today is the last Clerks Bay of the season all local stores are to close at noon. The Merchants Association, af- , ter several weeks planning has perfect ed ways of transportation to the grounds and an attractive program has l been arranged. Members of the Wind ham Girls Club, the Willinantic Wo- l mans. club, the Y. M c. A, the Red Cross. and the Metropolitan Insurance i Company have special programs which i they are to carry out. Athletic events are to be feature. Superintendent Ed gar A. Case of the high schools has ! agreed to excuse students to leave school early to enjoy the outing; and E-managers O. local manufacturing plants will prevent all help interested in home gardening to attend the fair. | Wiliimantic ETks will go by two spe- cial trolley cars to the home of their Brother Elks of Norwich, this (Thurs- day) evening to take part in the car nivai being held at the Elks' home in i that city. The evening will be known as Willimahtic Night and the local Elks' intend to make it known that the eve ming is genuine Willimantic visitation. The Elks will take band along and | several selections will be played on the | streets of Norwich while the local del egation is parading prior to marching i 10 th', hall
 Albert J. Piche has entered the em-
 ploy of the Church-Reed company of this city
 Recent guests at the home of MT and
 Mrs. A. B. Holmes of Lewiston avenue
 were Mrs. Sarah A. Howard of Mantle
 a sister of Mrs. Holmes, and Mrs How.
 ards daughter, Miss Dorothy L. How.
 ard. of Providence R. l.
 James Edward Keirans of 1s2 Jack
 son street has entered Tufts college if
 Medford. Mass. He is a graduate oI
 Windham High, class of 1914. Addition
 al>preparation was made at St Jehn't
 Preparatory School Danvers, Mass.
 Mrs. Carmelia Mazzola and Mrs. Hel
 cn Zuriski. next door nefghbors in Bricl
 Row, aired their troubles before Judg,
 Foss, Wednesday morning in the policI
 court, the result being that Mrs Mag soia was fined three dollars and. cost amounting to s9.75, Mrs. zuriski 6 an. rosts amounting to st0.35 and Mrs Va
 ieramente. third party in the mixup
 mother of Hrs. Mazzola, was release, without paying a fine as she had re
 ceived the worst of 1t in the fray. Jude : Toss told the women that if they coui,
 not get along better in the future the mad better move. Interpreters wer needed for both witnesses-Panl I1acas
 ra for Mrs. Mazzola and Jack Helle Tor Mrs zuriski
 Both pleaded not gnflty to the ctIars I r If breach of the peace The troubi,
 according to the Mazzola faction start :, nd al about o'clock Tuesday rnornin . when Mrs Zuriski struck the aged mo
 iher of the former with a stick. draw
 Ing blood. A neighbor notified MT,
 mazsola. of the assault on her mother
 and she saw red. While looking o r main street for an interpreter, so sh
 might swear out a warrant, she encoun f tered Mrs. iZuriski who was bent on similar expedition The two wome
 then resorted to hair-puiiing as snesc
 was not sufficient. Mrs. Mazzola admit
 ted attacking the Zuriski woman h,, | claimed she was so enraged at the at , tack upon her mother she could no heip 1t. The testimony of the two fat
 tons did not jibe at all and later thA
 hdmitted> there was bad blood betwea them and had been for some time
 Wednesday morning, pupils of th -j three upper grades of the Windha,
 street grammar school were gather = i { me seventh grade room where thev lis
 tened to talks on Government and Th
 League of Nations Ex-Mayor Dan;, E r. Dunn and Valentine L. Murphy wer , the speakers and following their ad ''l 1resses the children gave them a risin
 vote Of thanks. It is the plan of pr,y iiDal Elmer E. Ellsworth to have tts . prominent republicans talk to the chi , dren within short time
 . Funeral services for Herbert r Con, lDn were held Wednesday afternoon l.3O. o'clock from his home, No. ia
 spring street, services being conducte
 by Rev Harry S MeCready, pastor { the First Congregational church. TT = bearers were Roy V Sweet, Russe ' Clark, Lawrence King and Chart g Congdon. Burial was in Wiilimant