Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-12
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nam. Rev. Joseph B. Mccarthy was {, celebrant of the mass, Rev. J. c. Mathieu | - Wau-egan was deacon and Rev. Au- s2ste Chapignae, N. S., of Danielson | ub-deacon Burial was in the Sacred | Heart cemetery at Moosup. The bearers ] were Alfred Tetreault, Ernest Tetreault, | Joseph, Charles, Leo and Frederick Gag | non, cousins of the deceased. Louis E. | Kennedy was in charge of the funeral 1 arrangements.
 The autopsy confirmed. the conviction of the physicians that MT. Gagnon died as the result of a hemorrhage of the lungs. One of the lungs was found to be affected with tuberculosis. When MT. Gagnon was first found lying in the road way it was feared that he had been struck by a passing automobile and left to his fate.
 In the tewn court Monday George Tucker was fhqed $10 and costs amount ing in all to over S20 for operating a motor vehicle without having his license in his possession. MT. Tucker was ap- prehended Saturday afternoon when the attention of Chief John Mcfarland was attracted to him on account of the speed at which he was driving down Main street, in the center of the business sec ton. When Chief Mcfarland asked to see MT. Fuckers operators license the latter did not have it on his person, al- though he is duly registered driver. Chief Mcfarland ordered him to appear in court Monday morning, when he was fined as indicated. The speeding count was not pressed by Attorney A. G. Bill, acting as prosecutor. MT. Tucker is here installing apparatus at the central office of the $. N. E. Telephone company.
 supt. Allan Barrows of the Goodyear Mills Inc, was elected a director of that corporation at a meeting of officials held in Akron, also as elected director of the Nillamsville Water company which is subsidiary controlling the water supply of the village of Goodyear.
 Stories were being circulated in this territory Monday of the odvantages be- Ing taken of bootleggers and moonshiners by persons who represent themselves as being federal officers or in a position to give the lawbreakers protection from raids and arrest. In one instance a man who is alleged to be doing a bootIegging business is said to have been assessed Sl0O for protection, while in another case m q nearby town a raid is said to have [ been pulled off by a man falsely repre- senting himself to be federal officer.
 The bootleggers and moonshiners seem 10 be in about the same state of mind as an individual who dropped $200 n a boxer game and was so unconcerned about it that fellow player who was a stranger remarked upon the fact where l7on the poker player explained that his money came easy and went easy.
 What is your business? ?" inquired the stranger
 ''Woodchopper," said the loser. In observing its 11th anniv ersary, Col. .-dwaru Anderson camp, Sons of Veter- ans, presented the following program for the entertainment of it's guests, including Thomas G. Leonard camp, S. of ", of | Rockland, R. l., George Angell con- mander, and the families of the local members: Musical selections by Ballou- vile orchestra; recitation, Alma Wayne piano duet, Airline E. and Eloise V. Bab- son; recitation, DeForest Wells, Jr piano solo, Mildred Keane recitation Ethel Wells; history of the camp, E. C. | Eabson; remarks, DeForest Wells. Brief addresses were made by members of | iiochland camp. About D were present 1 Attention is again directed to the ef- l fort to have Mrs. Anna NNitter Mafitt of | Brooklyn removed as guardian of Vera | Geiser, daughetr of Mrs. Anna Gordon of Providence. through the filing of a de- c.sion by Judge Marvin of the superior
 
 some time since
 Mrs Maffitt was appointed guardian ot the child in November last. Some time | thereafter the Geiser child disappearec from Brooklyn one afternoon while or her way home from school. and it latel developed had been accosted by hel mother and taken to Providence.
 Connecticut officials immediately pro ceeded against the mother in crimina tction that resulted eventually in restor pg the child to the care of Mrs. Maifit ind the bringing of the mother here t, iace the charges that had been file, against her but these were finally drop ped, though it had been intended f, charge her with Kidnapping.
 An appeal theresfter was taken iron the decision of the probate court o Brooklyn appointing Mrs Maffitt a guardian of the child and the matte brought into the superior court. on tn appeal The first ground in the appeal was tha Mrs Mafhtts application for appointmen as guardian was not signed by a reIativ of the child or by q selectman of fin town of Brooklyn. The second groun set up was that Mrs Maffitt was not fit person to have charge of the chilt The third ground. that Mrs Gordon's tn l charge of the child
 , In his demurrer Attorney Harry r Back. representing Mrs Maffitt, elaine and demonstrated that Mrs. Maffitts al plication for appointment had been sigr ed as reqired by law; that at the time ( her appointment as guardian Mrs. Mafi mad been found by the probate court Brooklyn to be a suitable person an that that court had later denied an ar pication to remove her as guardian. Nj Back also demurred to tn centre set ( reasons for appeal on the ground tn; they did not set forth fully enough tt claims therein made.
 Judge Marvin sustained Attorney Bac in his contentious as to the first ar third reasons in the appeal, but owe ruled his arguments as to the secor reason.
 The decision will not result in the r nCYal of Mrs. Maffitt as guardian b, leaves the matter still in the courts.
 The HOistein- Frelsian World has Il following relative to a bull recently pu chased at Syracuse by William S. Brow
 the Shepard Hill farm at Central Vi
 1ce. MT Brown is the owner of a hot
 re:
 The highest seven-day record bull
 second cooperative national sale
 racuse was Hollywood Glen Alex Seg
 Ut was purchased by W. s. Brown
 Iatral Village, Conn. This bull is
 Jaths old and is A son of Judge Seg
 inc noted bull at fhe head of the Holl 1ood herd. Judge Segis himself, Il
 amouB pri1e winner in the show rin
 las Ss tested daughters, including Va
 lercamp $eeis De Kol, that has twi
 made better than a lba-, making over
 ibs in her best test, and also havil
 completed year record of over 1000 II
 of butter and 22,ooo lbs. of milk The
 are .solAe 100 daughters of Judge Segis