Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-14
WILLIM MANTIC

drunl1" She was arrested early Tues day morning in the yard of her home, when the officer passing heard her shouts. She said she was employed as a domestic in the home of professor at the Connecticut Agricultural Col ioge, and had come home to take care of her husband who was i'll. He drove her from the house and they were ar guirlg when the officer arrived. The case YVES continued for six months and Mrs. Upton was advised to return to Storrs
 Voters of the city are to be called into special session to vote the sum of $700o to carry on the work of con- structing cement sidewalks in the city for the balance of the year. Fifteen thousand dollars had been appropriated for this work: but $1,000 remains un- used and there is much work to do. Federal prohibition enforcement off, cers, armed with warrants and accom- panied by Chief of Police Daniel Kill lourey visited the store of Abraham Fox at the corner of Bank and Meadow streets. Tuesday morning at Il o'clock, | in search of intoxicating liquors Noth- 1 ing was found at the store but a search | of the horne, No. 7S High street, dis ! c'osed a quart bottle of whiskey, seven 1 empty jug which still had the odor of wet goods The quart of whiskey one empty can and the jug were taken to | tho police station as evidence. Mrs. Fox ! assumed the responsibility for the H. quor at the house and she was placed under arrest and told to appear at ! court this Wednesday, morning, to ar1- swer 10 a charge of violating the H. quor law. Three months ago Mir. Fox l purchased the store from M. Kitay. | Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. | Marble were he'd Tuesday afternoon i at o'clock at her home, No. 72 Maple avenue, conducted by Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor of the First Baptist church Burial was in Willimantic | ceme. Cry, tho arrangements being by Jay Nj Shepard.
 Helen, fOur-year-Old daughter of Ger 1 " and Ethel Fish Costello. of Bris- tol. died Tuesday morning at Mansfield State Hospital and Training school of tubercular meningitis. The body was prepared for buria' by Killourey Broth l CTS and sent to Bristol Tuesday after noon.
 Hundreds of people assemble at Rec l reation Park each evening to attend the Frank ]. Murphy Carnival shows that ! wheel rnerry-go-round and midway at- fractions furnish a pleasant evenings entertainment The carnival is show
 ing here under the auspices of the
 American Thread Company A. A.
 Main strset in front of the H. c.
 Murray block took the form of ninia-
 ture lake late Monday night when a
 break occurred in a two-inch water
 pipe counled to an eight-inch main.
 Water Superintendent Henderson D.
 Moulton soon had his men busy and
 repaired the damage. The damaged
 section of pipe led to the Bassett block
 on the opposite side of the street and
 had been in use for thirty years
 At a special session of the police court Tuesday. Norburt Girard of No
 29 Jackson street. was found gui ty of
 operating q motor vehicle without a license. He was charged by Motor ve-
 hicle Inspector John B. Edgarton and # was found that he was not old enough to secure a license. Judge Foss i'm. posed fine of s1o and costs. News Briefs.
 Leroy Dontigny of East Hartford and Miss Celia Marrotte were married , Monday morning at 10 o'clock at St Narv's church by Rev. J. J. Papillon | ] 4-l-E are 10 reside III fIaSI ItarCrOrU.
 Rector Lussier and Miss Rosilda , Fou'ias' we've married Monday by Rev J. J. Papillon, pastor of St Nary church. The nuDtial mass was sung hy Rev H Belec
 Earl D Mastin. son of MT and Mrs !. hert F. Mastin of Holbrook avenue ! this city. and Miss Lillian Russell. 0 ] South Manchester, were married Mon day afternoon at St. Mary's Episcopa l church South Manchester, were mar ried Monday afternoon at St Nary ] Foisconal church. that place by Rev l James C. McNeiT They were attend - the bride. and Amos Barber of thi . city The groom is employed in thi citv and after their honeymoon the, will reside here.
 Dr Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich i - to hold Q free chest clinic at the Re { ] Cross rooms on Main street this (Wed knFslav) evening.
 Pastors of the Providence dfstric
 are fo conduct mission meetings in tn | Svedie'2 Lutheran church this (Wednes
 dovf evening. and Thursday evening
 Wir~antic Yankee Division Veteran
 a~a ularri7r to hold their annual AT
 r7ietir7 Nigtt dance at the state arm
 ory- Tra committee is ss follows: Cor no~al Thomas A. Shea. Sergeant [ Ch1-'e7 4 Reynolds. Elliott M Mosh - i-r. end Harry B. Morrison and Corpor
 a's Patrick J Haggerty and James r
 Fograty
 Robert Snow, formerly representativ
 of The Bulletin in w!llimantic. has re ? turned to this city from Watervill Maine.
 Frank shaffer of Middletown. forne, n ". of this city, Is visiting with loc;
 T. Frank Cunningham was a bus
 ness visitor in Boston, Mass. Tuesda-
 Russell IT. Webster of this city an
 Luther Martin of Scotland. graduate
 and honor students of Windham Hie
 school class of 1921, left Tuesda !. morning for Worcester, Mass, to entt
 Worcester Tech. Lloyd Wilcox, wt