Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-27
NORWICH BULLETIN
MlLLlaANTIc OFFICE -slephons 1oS a Church sk

rslsphons 1os a Church sk
 William Hi<xtassn oe New York has
 orpDght a civil suit against George J.
 Rood. Of Windham Center, for damages
 ef s1o.ooo for failure to fill a con-
 trncf of payments in full on property
 nurz,ased by the defendant from she
 plaintiG on Aug. %, 1sts.
 Inc rlaintiH alieges that on the date
 mentioned the defendant agreed to pur-
 coase real and personal property of the
 plaintiff consisting of a tract of land of ..seventy acres with buildings thereon To- -=rased on zion's Hill and woodlot of twenty acres Or more for s1o,000. - Tho conditions of the payments to be -3te9 on or before the execution of the transfer. s1.oeo on May 1, 1917; $1.o0O --on November l. 19t; sso per month -eoumeneing Oct. 1, 1916. to the first day os February 1917. and the balance -tlseo on mortgage to be paid in two --years
 = The plaintiff states that the defend -ant dd not make the first payment of @s+o0 but refuses to pay the balance. The plaintiff has and still is ready to Parry out h- end of the contract.
 - Papers e for an attachment of -floo GOO on l.operty of George J. Rood lave been served by Deputy Sheriff A.
 Greensit. The only visible property - ttzchable amounted to s1.eS5 and in -eludetf nineteen cows valued at Se0O, horse valued at S25, and farm inple- --nents- A receipt was given for the re- -Iease of the property attached. - The case Is T. gturnable before the
 next term of the Windham county su-, --Periar court on the first Tuesday in September. The property in question, on Zion Hill is known as the old --.efc1lton property and is considered one e-of the best farms n eastern Conneeti- -GSt The suit Is brought through Frank
 IL MeGuire of New London. - Ninr marrias,s took place in tho town '@o' W'udham during July. Eev. John
 E. CiaFk. paster of St Joseph's Roman = Catholic church. Rev. J. J. Papillon --1astor 0t Sp. 0fary's Roman Catholic -enureh, and Rev. Arthur ". Clifford, ---aTto- Of the windham Center Congre- church each ofHciated at two of -@the eerenqniAs and Frank H. Toss jus -fice of the pace. Rabbi Max Levine of --eie Hebrew synagogue. and Rev. NJ ---Nar1shchalS of the Greek Orthodox -ehurch at one. The list follows: . 2-Frank ". Mott. Norwich, and Ida C. EnanD Lebanon, Justice of the -rFvsoe F--~'- IT. Foss.
 - 2-Rr E Carlson and Catharine A Saw Rev. Johr F.. Clark
 - 5-FranciS Savers and Helen <O'Brien. Rev. John F. Clark.
 - s-Percy l. seribner and Mary T.. =Colbsrt. Rev Arthur W Clifford. - s-Arehie L. Hsmel and Martha Hoff- man. Rev. I. J. Papilion.
 -- ie-ChaTles + Bapdfr. Springfield, -ar5 Anna G. pTuker, Rabbi Max Le- vine.
 - is-Antonio Dunhinis and Albina Li- --sse. Rev. J. J. Pspillon. = s1-Antone Sylvia yenanoio, New and Leda Fortier, Rev. Arthur NV. Clifford.
 . 3e-John Bzwinczyic and Mary Kra- -ricFn, Rev. N. Marushehak - A return was received from the town lEtlsrk's office at Norwich registering --the marriages of two WiIHmantic cou- =-pAes in that place as follows - 2f-Nichoias q Jones and Irene Der -=nier. Rev. Fiietheos Copthilikos. = 2f-christopheF Leka and Pansy Gal .-hur. Rev. FIiothees ceBthilikos
 - Wsra has beer received in this city .-thst the body of Private William Fl. --GriEgs killed in action while charging "a German trench Oct. 1s, 1918. is to be to thls eo'Intsy. The body will - be landed at Hohoken. Private Crises vas a m f1ec of Company L, First -rmReeticut Infantry.
 = Captain Hc-i,ort E. F. FiesinE of the Fourth Cav Ey. r. s. A.. who has been --fpending two months' furlough at Lake -,Vamgurnhaue South Coventry, will leave the i1se this (saturday) morning on his ret-n trip to Fort Brown, Texas Captain Tiesing is -fo sP-nd two days visiting. in New Ha- --Fen and will then go to Baltimore. Md -EhsTe after a short stay the remainder --pf the Journey gill De completed = Friday evening. fifteen of the choir ---boys of Si. Msry's church motored to Rockville where they gave a pleasing
 fruzleal entertainment The boys in the --eholr are out boosting for the Elks' saFaiF Co Dc held ia this city next week @slsrly next week the boys are to go to ..slaitord and Manchester, singing their -sFay.
 = RErisl F. Ryan of WiHimantic died
 lay morning at Norwich after a long Illness. Mir Ryan was an over ssskeer il one of the departments of the
 5A nlerican Tfr.-d Company He is --turvived by ftu sons. Thomas D. and -s-Arthur Fl Ryar of this city; three sis @ffrs. Mrs. JaHes Clancy of Dorchester,
 Mass. Mrs. Julia simonds of Roxhury, -eafass.. and Mrs. John Mulligan of this -eiiEi a brother. John Ryan Of Rox-
 -turF, Mass.
 - The body of Elvirs CanzaReIla was Sent Co New Haven Thursday night by Train Services were held Friday af- s-feFnoen al 1 o'clock at the home of Jo- .-seph Manzclio, a cousin, at No. 21s Ce- --asr street, New Haven. Burial was in st LaTrence's cemetery.
 BFid News.
 - Friday. calendar day for September
 --Fsceived the vote as perfect day by
 Citizens here.
 Rusinsss at the local police court