Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-12

tn; secretary, Nellie Lowe of South |
( '. yuuseoch. A board of managers was
| also elected Tie devotional exercises
| were led 10y Mrs. Charles Tryon. The
program fur the afternoon was as fol
lows: Devotional service led by Mrs. w.
| H Peckham; promotienaI plans in
charge Of Mrs. j. D. Rough Of Norwich
| address, Miss Clara Odds Of New
Haven; and an address by Clara Ting
Icy, of Burma, India.
Louis SternIicb of No. Lafayette
street wir be charged with reckless driv
ing of his automobile in the police court
this Saturday morning. The charge re-
Esulted from an accident on Bric1top road,
when the Ford delivery truck driven by
Sternlich collided with s. baby carriage
propelled by Robert Olson. In the car
rage was the small child Of Ar Olson
who was thrown out. Mr. Olson was
picked up by one Of the tenders fthe
car and was carried a distance Of thirty
feet. Constable William D. Kelley wit
messed the accident and told SternIicn to
report to the police. Sternlich wished to
settle for the accident at the time it hap
pened but Mr.. Olson wanted to consider
| the nlatter Constable Kelley In his re-
/ port to Chief Kiuourey stated that it was
a case OF reckless driving on the part Of
, Sternich. He was told TO bring Sternlich
/ in on a charge of reckless driving.
One of the most impressive reminders
: Of the part Windham took in the World
wa, rfs the replace Of a monument in one
| o fthe large show windows Of the Leon
, ard Bros. garage. A placard bears the
inscription, Our Wir,1ham Heroes, Arm
istice Day" while large wreath rests
/ at the foot of the monument. On the
/ ~. fror-
5 | stacked rnuskets were in the rear Of the
! monument. On the roll Of honor are the
following names: Joseph Aubin, Arthur
. Dion. ". H. Griggs, Henry La,2an, Nor
: ris Livzley. Morris L4appa. Harold ],
= Moriarty, Fred Messier, Ernest Martin,
II Edward z. Ryan, James ]. Shea, William
= G. Smith,y Alex Belize, Saffron German
4 linski, Patrick Lynch, Theodore Laprade
= Alban NJ Potvin, Cecil III Prentiss, Will
liam sugar, John J. Spuires, Claude o
II Washburn Thomas Kelley, Percy Brooke
:, Michael j. Dennehey, Timothy WsNen
S kjames J. Norton, Everett c. Lewis. Ed
e ward c. Keeler, James P. Flynn, Paul K
= Morrison and Harold eager.
Raymond Boynton, star of Norwich
: Free Academy football eleven. injured
- in Thursday afternoons game in thi
city with Windham remains in st. 10
seph's hospital. An x-ray photograph o
q his back showed that a severe sprain hat
3 been suffered. Several local friends ant
lie members Of Windham HigEl eleven call
IS ed at the hospital during Friday to visi
s. for q time with Mr.. Boynton. Edwart
" Mckay, coach Of the Norwich Acader.
s. eleven, was in tins city Friday to call o.
/ his injured player and found him resting
Oh as well as could be expected.
In the police court Friday morning
Anthony Dereth better known as Charlie
- Brown was charged with operating q mo
tor vehitle while intoxicated. His cas-
II was continued to Monday Of next week
John r Hoffman, charged with breac
of the peace pleaded not guilty. Gideol
Genest, night gate tender at the Mai
street railroad crossing testified that h
went to the lunch cart Thursday nigh
and when coming out of the cart, Hoff
man threw some water at him and the
followed him out into the street. Office
Lariviere came along and placed Hoff1na.
under arrest Hoffman, in defense, sal
4 he was washing his hands there and di
N not throw water on Genest. The office
ID had no right to arrest him, he said. H
! was found guilty and fined five dollar
and costs amounting 20 s12.75, which h
paid.
Joseph Nofa1, SO, died Friday mOr1iin
SL.
eG several days. He was native Of Pclan
and ha dlived for some years on Brio
Top road where he engaged In farnin
He leaves his wife, Mary Nofal, two son
Anthony and John Nofal of this cit
two brothers, Anthony of Willimant
and Stanisleus Of Poland, also a siste
Mary Nofal Of Poland.
The third annual dance given by t
YD Veterans, Willimantic branch. w
held Friday evening at the state armo
with IN attendance OF about SOC couple
The armory was at-ractively decorate
the feature being the Yankee Divisi
symbol across tho fror: OF the stas
Music was furnished by & local orcht
ira. Those on the committee we
Thomas A. Shea, chairman Patrick Ha
- gerty, Charles a. Reynolds, publcit
Harry B. Morrison, orchestra; Elliott
M6shier, James 3. Fogarty, decoration
and James J. Lee, official.
Brief News
Services at st. Pauls Episcopal ehor
Armistice day morning consisted of t
litany and special prayers. The cong
cation Remained knee1irg while I
~ church bell toI1sd from 11.45 until yas