Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-05

 sustained deep gasll in his fore head. besides bruises and after being taken to his home was given treat ment Rathbun was exonerated from all blame by the police, following his report of the accident.
 Funeral services for Arthur l.. Lewis were held Wednesday after noon at 1 o'clock from his home at No. 470 North street. Services at the home were conducted by Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor of the First Baptist church. The bearers were Mayor Charles A. Gates. Leail- der Austin, George Flint and Jerome Woodward. The body was placed in the receiving vault in Willlmantic cemetery. Funeral Director Jay N. Shepard was in charge of the ar engagements.
 k Loretta Mooney died Tuesday morning at ' the Mansfield Training School at Mansfield Depot, the cause given being epilepsy. The body wa 5 conveyed to this city and sent to New Haven Wednesday morning where burial will take place in St. Joseph s cemetery today (Thursday). The fu- neral is to be held from the home of her sister, Mrs Abbie Mooney, of Is Day street, New Haven, and with a requiem high mass at St. Mary's church.
 The death of Ruth Elaine Haskell, two-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. H. Haskell of Mansfield Four Corners, occurred Wednesday noon at the home of her parents, following a. brief illness with influenza. She is survived by her parents. four broth CTS and three sisters.
 It was Windhan High night, at the high school Tuesday night and the local teams carried the visitors off their feet in both games. The girls
 of ENindham defeated the gir.s of the Bloomfield High school 10 to f, and the boys five at the local high school handed the boys of Bloomfield High a
 waHoping, to the tune of 40 to 5. The annual meeting of the Card
 Home for the Aged, Incorporated, was l held recently. Reports of the various 1 committees were read and approved and a committee consisting Of Mrs 1 Helen Battey Brown and Samuel i Chesbro was selected to receive con ] tributions for the painting of the 1 home. It was voted not to have any i campaign for this fund but to accept ! any donations thac might be received 1 from interested persons The follow ! Ing OHncerS were elected: PreSldenI Herbert R. Chappell; vice president
 George Hatch; second vice president 1 James B. Fullerton; secretary ano
 treasurer, Mrs Frank M. Smith; di- l recters Herbert. R. Chappell, Samue l Chesbro, Ernest P. Chesbro, Mrs. Hell en Battey Brown, William A. Arnold l H. Clinton Lathrop, James P. Bath
 E. Frank Bugbee and A. I. Bill Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings, Mis. Muriel Kennedy and Miss Grace Chile attended the annual luncheon of the i Eastern Connecticut Smith Colleg, i Club. held at the Hotel Mohican, New 7, London, Saturday. They are planning 1 a le for the benefit of the s4,000, 00( l Smith College Fund to be held at tht :, Woman's Club rooms.
 At the burlaI in Wilhrnantic Mon. ! day afternoon of Miss Ella M Brod- CT ok, assistant principal of New Ha. ven State Normal school, the bearer, were Lieut. Joseph Morrison, Sergt 1 Harry B. Morrison, Sergt. Edward A i Morrison and Sergt. Frank L. Morri i son. Burial was in the family lot 1T St. Joseph's cemetery. Relatives ant ] friends were present from New Ha.