Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-13

ed at s10o. Ralph Very charged with
reckless driving, had HIS casa no1Ied
on payment Of costs Of S5.15 as there
were circumstances about the case thai
won leniency from the court. The case
OF cruelty TO animals brought against
14-year old boy was nolled upon the
suggestion Of the prosecuting attorney.
Samuel E. Harvey, that the boy had
been wrongfully accused.
At the meeting Of Local 409. Amer
lean Federation of Musicians, held Sun
day the following officers for 1922 were
elected: President. George E. Young vice
president, william Smith secretary,
Harry Lester; treasurer, Wilbur Stevens.
| The board of trustees includes the four
officers. The executive committee COM
prises, John 8feetan, Frank f. Brooks,
and J. Deioraine Conant. Harry Rosen
! was elected sergeant-at-arIns.
Engine Company, Second Pia*oon,
was called out Sunday night shortly be-
Glenn Richards store No. 144 Valley
strete Sixty gallons of chemical were
used to extinguisil the blaze that had
gained Roadway among loose papers in
the cellar.
/
sent a bill of s1S8 to the Connecticut
| Agricultural college students body for
damages TO rl1e several coaches used to
convey the students to Kingston, r. l.,
| to the Rhode Island State-Connectic1t
Aggies' football game November 18th. An
! agent of the railroad told President c.
L. Beach Of the college that the paint
was removed by WoI'knent in ORDER to
| remove lettering from the sides Of the
| cars. The student body will make no
decision until the bill is received and
then the matter will be taken up with
| the railroad.
| WiIvam G. blanchard. IS, died SUN
dav at his home, No. So Spring street.
| He was bern in Lebanon, September .,
i7s43 the son Of Daniel and Mary Ann
tHoxiet Blanchard He was a farmer put
thad retired from active work about Two
years ago. He had represented the toWn
| OF Lebanon in the state legislature ana
was veteran Of the Civil war, nav
| ing served with Company D, Sth CON-
neatiout Infantry. Besides his wido"
he leaves a daughter, Edna, q sister, MISS
harriet NJ. Blanchard Of Lebanon, a
cousin, Geotge- Hoxie, also Of Leban-
| on.
Funeral services fer Mrs. S. Pearl
! Crigss were held Monday afternoon at
/ two o'clock at her late home in Hop
River, in the town Of Columbia. Rev.
John Pearce conducted the service. Burial
was in Wd!linantic cemetery, arrange
| 1nents being ii charge OF jay NJ. Snep-
ard.
| Brief Notes.
John Shea has returned to this city
after spending six months in Roches-
ter. MINI, Chicago. H., and Davenport
la
| some fifteen friends of William Har-
old of North street. who is recovering
from measles, visited at his nome Sun
| day night and presented him a ma
hogany smoking set and a box of cigars
Colonel William Mcintyre, of Boston
Major DeMaine OF Hartford, and En-
sign Fl. Asher OF Boston. all Of the Sal
| walton Army, visited the lleadquarterE
in this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gratt3dge of Nor.
witch. were week end guests of Mrs. Graf
tige's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Crane
Of Bellevue street.
Mrs. AIaude DIN Of Los Angeles, Cal.
returned recently from a trip to Ply
mouth England, is visiting Mrs. Anni'
Olin, Of Windham road.
Rev. Arthar .. Carpenter, pastor O
the Baptist church was in New Have1
Monday attending the meeting Of th
State Board Of Promotion.
Miss Laura Young has returned honl
to Springfield, after spending the weel
end with her mother. Mrs. Estella II
Young, OF Windham road.
Sister Loyala, Of ST. Mary's convent
who has been very I'll with pneumonia, /
reported as more comfortable.
Word has been received by Mrs. Je
seph Gaudreau that the body Of he
brother, Alban N. Potvins arrived i
Hoboken Saturday, and that q ulilttar
service was held there Sunday. The bod
will arrive IN this city either toda
(Tuesday) or Wednesday.
Work OF refinishing the interior Of tn
lobby Of the z. NJ. C. A. has been nearl
completed by James H. Bentley.
The children Of the beginners depar!
lnent of the Congregational Sunday schos
are making trimmings which they ".
put on two Christmas trees which wi
be given to poor families The childre
are to meet Saturday afternoon, Dec I
at the church house.
HI The local Kaceys with q makeup tea,
lost to the Middletewn Kaeays ct Middi,
town Saturday night, 5s to Is.
Colder weather which set in towss
nightfall turned the rain into stow an
4 travel soon became dsuxe The sno