Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03


 will continue to play with t,le FBlerald5. however, and will make weekly trips te this city during the fall and winter .nonths for that purpose.
 The funeral of Mrs. Marcsline Roy Wood was held Tuesday mo-nins< from the home of her sister, Mrs Bertrand, of No. 23s Main street at S.3O o'clock. Requiem high mass at g o'eiocS at St. Mary's church was sung by Rev. J. J. Papillon. A large delegation from the Ladies of Saint Anne of TEien organ lzation Mrs. Wood was r1embe", was present at the services an1 escorted the body into the church. The mass was largely attended and there were heauti- ful floral tributes The bearers were | five sons and a son-in-law Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Killourey l Brothers were in charge of the arrange ments.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Susanna Skarka were held from her home in 1 Columbia Monday afternoon at 9 o'clock Rev. John Murcek of the Stafford Luth- l eran church oficiated. Burial was in Columbia cemetery. Funeral DirectoI Jay M Shepard was in charge of ehe ar- l engagements.
 Private Winfield J. Andrews, of Com pany c, First Connecticut Infantry, vii leave this city Friday for East Haven as a candidate in the troyout for the Connecticut rifle team thac is to attend the national rife shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio, next month.
 The new had pine floor that has been in course of construction in the dancing pavilion at Elks park on Pleasant street was completed Tuesday. The floor cov- CTS an area of 40 by SO feet The work do1a hx nou1o R NfyYY-pJ1I-
 The Windham Silk company began this week operating on a 4S-hour schedule which is considered full time. The plant has been running on a thirty-fve hour a week schedule for some time.
 Judge Frank H. FOss. who is also clerk of the local police court has prepared his final report for the first quarter of the court year which ended July 31 Tho total amount received from fines and costs came to $1,214,34, of which fifty one per cent. was received for violations of the liquor law, twenty per cent. for automobile law violations anI twenty seven per cent. from violations of the statutes. Of the total amount of reGrp.s S99634 has been turned oyer to City Clerk Albert c. Sculpture. who is also city treasurer The balance, S21S, has been forwarded to the state motor vehicle department. The liquor fines in the local court amounted to $500, which with tne $142.69 received from Clerk Edgar M Warner of the Windham county superior court, returns fom appealed cases wfere ] fines and costs were paid later. amounted to a total of $64269.
 The Welfare Workers of North Wind | ham are to hold a social evening with a ] programme of entertainment at the kall i in that place. The North WTndham l band will furnish music.
 Peter J. Gillespie, of New York and l Greenwich, is visiting MT. and Mrs. James 1 Sullivan, of No. 10S7 Main street. Miss Kathryn Hoey, accompanied by 1 friends from Boston left Monday for two weeks stay at Hampton Baac1. N. H
 MT and Mrs. Walter Jones and fam. 1 fly have returned home after spendlne three weeks at Ide Hour cottage, Oak 1 land Beach, R. L
 Mrs. Deborah M. Foearty and lit;i, daughter, of No. IS Valley extension 1 have returned after four weeks visit Will 1 the formers aunt at Rye. N. Y 1 Members of Saint Anne's CharitabI, 1 society plan to hold a food sale for tht 1 benefit of the Boy Scouts of St l. l sephs parish:
 Monday afternoon a band of gypsie
 
 able camping place. Chief Daniel J , Kollourey was notified and ordered then 1 to leave town
 An automobile belonging to Ward P 1 Talbot of Andover. stolen Monday even l ing at 10 o'clock. has been found and re l turned to the owner. It is believed tha the machine was taken by joy riders.
 An interesting meeting of the WiHi mantle Rotary club was held Tuesday Judge Frank IT. Foss presided and le, the club in 8 sing, with Alderman Geore,
 W. Hickey at the piano. One rninut
 addresses that were very much to th
 roirt were delivered by several of th
 members. The club voted in two ne5 members. also voted to accent the invi
 tation of the New London Rotary clu
 to attend the weekly meeting of tha
 club Thursday, August II.
 Tuesday afternoon Chief of Polio i Daniel J. Kilourey received a communi
 cation from James F McGuire, chief in
 spector of the Providence police depart 1 ment that Howard Beach had been ar 1 rested in that city for passing worthles 1 chocl5s. Reach. according to the inspeC 1 tor, said that he passed a check for te , dollars on man named Ryan who run
 cafe in this city, but he was ev
 dentIy mistaken as there is no cafe own ] CT in Willimantic by that name. 5 Lewis L. Lyon. 53, die2 Tuesday aft
 ernoor at o'clock at his home in Mort
 Windham following an illness of fiv
 months. He was born in Ashford Eel
 ruary 2S. 1868, the son of Nathan B. an
 Ruth NJ. George Lyon. Besides h widow. Mrs Mary A. Lyon, he is SUI vived by his mother, Mrs. Ruth \
 Lyon of North Windham one son, Wir field Lyon of the U. & navy, a brothe = Myron Lyon of North Windham and
 sister, Mrs. Laura L. Walker of Conan ] vile.
 1 What is believed to be the last chal
 ter of incidents connected with the fir
 booze running car that came to grief
 this section took place Tuesday fort . noon when a damaged Buick roadste
 model 1919, was sold at auction