Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-04
stvice for the month of January is as

Money due from Metropolitan Life 1 Insurance Co. ,..... seS.Q0 Money collected ................ $1175 Respectfully submitted. ,
 SARA A. KEEvERS
 l ALICE M. ALFORD
 Fdn4rai services for Clifton S. De- M6rchi. Cere held Thursday afternoon at | o'clock from his late homo on Holbrook l avenue The body was placed in the | ! vault at St. Joseph's cemetery: The Kill 1 l I0urey Brothers were in charge. | Ahbett Berthaume entered d plea of | guilty to the charge of intexicatien at l police court Thursday morning. He was 1 given 90 days Iii jail by Judge Foss. ] Robert Fitzgerald, 19; c5lored, was chafged with vagrancy. Probation Off, cer Elmer Nj. Voting appointed guardian ad litem, entered plea of guilty after eonferflhg with the y6ung man. This is l the second arrest on the charge of va grahey, tfie first being Aug. 23, 1913. He said he had been staying at Wihdham Center He is also suspected of being responsible f6f a fire at Windl1am Cen- ter fesidehce n6t l6ng ago, as he disap- l peafed ff0fn that place otl the flight of
 the fire. He had been in New London
 and came to Willimantic Wednesday. A Jail sentence of three months was inn posed.
 The Emefaids' week end gams viii be against the Gloucester, Mass; 3ggfP'@"- tion. This is the first invasion Tn 4b~
 State by the Bay State team btit t..,.t
 reputation is well known and they are
 classed as 6he of the best in New Eng
 land. Andrews; rated as the fastest play CT in New England today, and was to | great exteht fsstonsible for the defeat 1.-the Taftyille team received at the hands ! of the Massachusetts American Legion : teaffi fn Boston Monday night Belait , and Normandin, who played. against the
 Bay State Legionaires at Boston Monday, Wlli De in the EfhefsId lfheip as usuaI "Heilo'' girls to the number of three automobile loads left this city Thursday night for Putnam to attend a dance in
 that city given by. telephone girls of the
 Putnam exchange. They returned to this !. city early this Friday) morning Albert WdSd; is: formerly of this city, s died Tiieshay night at the City hospital a Perth Amboy, after an illness of two i months With nyocartlitis. He was the ! soh of Mi. and Mrs. Frank Wood. long i time residents of Wilimant;c. who only :, q few years ago moved to Newark N. J. | Besi&Ss h!s l1aTerits. the deetased is sur < vived by three sisters and five brothers Mrs. Eva Spicer of Newark. N. J., Mrs.
 Rose Gerthek of St. Louis. Mo, Miss e Blanehe Wood of New H:iit;sw;ck, N. j.. e Fred of Providence Jdse5h of AttleboTo Ii Mass, Nelson of SGuth Coventry Wilfred e of Newark. x. j.; and Arthur. who is a d member of the U. S. army in Arizona. $ Mrs. t3ifFst Rsbafge trss.sf, wHo died y Wednesday at her home. No, 149 Main q street, Was born in St Pie P. C., Cah. ,e ada, April 3. 1888. the daughter ot % Joseph and Celina Duffesne Robarge 3. She had resided in this city for many Q Years and was an 'acti3e member of St
 Mary's t'afish, 2 riHiiibeI- of the Society l. of the Iatiibs of Ste. AHnE and the La ie dies Catholic Benefit Ass5clatidh Be sides her husband: tAe leaves two tiatigh ;e ters. Mrs. Charles Porp!e and Mrs
 Chdfles Afacorf1Btr of this city. and fiv, In sons: Rdderick, itai3H. Reihe. AfthUr atit
 Laurent Ijiissier, besides twd sisters, Mrs lg Aht6tfe Dion dnd Mrs. Joseph Lussier
 all of this city.
 Napoleon I1IiBefty, 65, died wednes
 day at his home in this city. He wa born in Weedon. P. O., Canada, July l9 1853, the son of George and Zoe Chagnol
 Ealiberty. Williniantic has been his l1om
 for the past 14 years. He was a 1nembe of St. Marys parisEl and of the Societ, Of Les Artisans. lie is Survived by hi wife, Mrs, Josephine taliberty, and leave nine daughters, the Misses Stephanie 2 1loSe AiICe, DOLd, Alma ana Aurora 0 this city, the Misses Laura and Jeanett
 Laliberty and Mrs. Ovide Vanasse o Merideh three sons, Eugene of For 2 France, Cntafio, Canada; Alfred 0 Bridgeport and Ernest Laliberty of Meri < den: one brother, Michael Ialiberty, o , Ham Su, Canada. and one sister, Mrs ] Simon Martinson, of Worcester, Mass WihdhaFi High school plays Soul l. Manchestef High school tonight (Friday . at South Manchester The local teail 6 will line tip as usual A crowd of fan
 Are plahning to aecorhbany their team oi
 the trip.
 Men of St. PauPs Episcopal churcl
 met at the church Thursday evening t.
 plan the organization of a Mems club
 Refreshfnents of sandwiches, cake, coffe
 and pickles weer enjoyed following tn 9 fneetiilg. About 12 men were present.
 A meeting of the, WiIIimantic Rotar V club was held Thursday noon at tn i Mary Anna Soda Shop, 13 attending. N business of importance was brought UT ' the hour being devoted entirely to haYin
 a good time.
 In the case of Hyman s. schwart,
 proprietor of the Loomer opera house
 plaintiff; in writ of error. vs John I
 Hall and Julia W. Hall of Boston, admin
 istrators; which was heard before Justic