Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-10

tention was made "Wednesday by James
B. Fullerton, chairman of the, general
committee. There Is possibility that
Governor Everett J. Lake may attend
. the rally. A notice received Tuesday
erem Mr.. Kaye, secretary Of the state
, headquarters, read that Miss Lucy Isa-
belle Mart Metropolitan soprano has
| written that she will rendeE, a complete
concert program. Ali money taken in at
the gathering, next Tuesday evening is
to 60 to swell the Hoover relief fund for
the starving children of Europe. A gen.
the armcry has been asked by the conf
mittee but to hear the speaker and singer
| of the evening viii be counted worth
many times more than the nominal fee
asked.
Children ara seen shout the akreet daily
with tickets. Each ticket represents
some one Of the dolls entered in the in
tternational doll contests to raise money
| for the Hoover fund for Willimantic.
Eleven dolls have been entered in the
rice and the interest in the contest is
bringing in 4 good sum of money, as
every vote cast costs the voter five cents.
The dolls entered ard the ciothier Of each
Eden follows: American doll, John B.
EdgaTtcn French doll, Pierre LaTamee
Greek doh, Peter Yonc1Rs; Irish doll,
Daniel p. Dunn; italian doll Frank
ELOHbrado; Jewish doll, A. Buttleman
Polish doll, Andrew Ogozalek; Swedish
doh, women Of Swedish church Syrian
doll, William A. Haddad; Sicilian doll
Joseph .Giraca; Scotch doll. Mrs. Allan
Macarthur.
Fwenty-eiEht members Of the Dupf-
cate Whist club Of Windham Center
surprised Mrs. Charles Larrabee Tues
tday at her home. The date was Mrs
Larrabee's birthday. she was presented
d birthday cake and potted plants Five
hundred was enjoyed during the evening
W. F. Maine Of Windbam, membe
| Of the Duplicate Whist club of Windhan
Center, celebrated his birthday Wednes
day. He received a fine birthday cak'
from the club in honor of the occasion
WMhaM Clark Of South Coventry wa
before Justice Of the Peace w. B. HaW
kins of that place Wednesday morning
charged with assault, intoxicatiun ant
resisting an officer. Clark entered pie
of not guilty to the charge of intoxicatiol
but pleaded guilty to the charge of simpl
assault and resisting an officer. Clar
was found guilty of the last two counts
He was fined SIS and costs for resistanc
and 81 and costs for simple assault. TIL
, fines totalled $50.56 and he paid. Clar
was at the American Legion dance a
South Coventry last Saturday night an
in some manner wandered into the WON
EMS dressing roofh. Constable Leon ]
Picard was called and Clark put up
fight against the officer.
: St. Patrick's Big Five of Jersey Cit.
N. J., are to play the Eineralds. OF thi
!, city on Friday evening. The New Jerse
| aggregation is considered first raj
; team and during their present sease
. they haze won Is Of the rs starts the
I have made. These wins. have bee
; against teams that are all first rater'
The game played here last Friday wit
: the Gloucester five was a surprise to a
!. who Witnessed it,, as this same aggregs
3 ton gave Connecticut Mills "a good G
: only few evenings before The loo;
management has made sure. that such
: game will not be seen this week, an
1 the manager of the s'Skeeters" state teal
: has stated that the outcome of the gan
+; here. will be watched D. other, teams
8 the state with whom the St. Pats ha,
!, | games in the future. The St Patrick
- aggregation; is to play the West Ends
Y Bristol Saturday evening Of this week.
!: Funeral services for Joseph Danah,
!, were held Wednesday morning at S.45
: the funeral parlors u Killourey BROTHER
No. 36 Union street, with requiem his
mass at st. Jeseph's church at . o'cloc
hey. John E., Clark conducted the servic
:, | AS tho body was borne into the churt
X the funeral march from Chopin NJ
played by Mrs. "A. w. Turner. At Il
:, cffartory Mrs. Henry Matthew sang ]
9 -Profundis and as a waiting hymn abb
with NE was sung by Mrs. Matthew al
Mrs. Turner. The bearers were James
iDonohue, John ]. Sullivan, Arthur
. Nichols and James Casey. The body>w
= placed in the receiving vault at ST.
y seph's- cemetery.
Jahn Galliran died Wednesday mornil
at his home, No. So Winter street, Il
= lowing long illness. Mr.. G&llivan W
8 born In Ireland but Tvillimantic has be
'e his home for many years. Besides I
N | wife, Mrs. Harorah Griffin Gallivan
e leaves three sisters and three brothers
u Mrs. Bridget Flynn of Maine, Mrs- Ma
1t Cosgrove and Mrs Elizabeth Pickett
this city, jeremiah Gallivan of Hartfol
&c Edward and Merton Gallivan of this eli
L. Funeral services for Frederick ]. Sr
Of der were held Wednesday afternoon at
RI o'clock at, South Coventry Method
2; church. Services were conducted by R,
n, Mr.. Johnson of the Congregation
J. | church, South Coventry The commit
4. service at the grave in Nathan Hale &c
etery was conducted by Uriel lodge, A.
SIS and A. NJ, of Morrow. Jay NJ. Shepa
ct | was in charge.
'it Funeral services for P. Gustaye H,
II man were held Wednesday afternoon
O'Clock at his home in South Windh
or and were conducted by Rev F. A. P
at terson Of Norwich and Rev. A. W. CT
az ford Of the Windham Center Congre,
.v tional church. The body was placed
81 the receiving vault in Windham Ger
a. terry. Jay NJ. Shepard was in charge
n. the arrangements.
IS. CHESTERFIELD
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