Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-26


 (Thursday) morning at 10 o'clock.
 Constable Thomas KilIourey of this city served subpoenas Tuesday on three Conantvile residents for witnesses in the divorce case of Leroy Walker vs. Lena Walker, to be tried in the Holland county superior court at Rockville Friday after- noon.
 Miss Lydia Dubois of somersworth, N. H., daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. Paul Du- E bois and Daniel Cornell of this city are to be married May 30th at 7.45 o'clock in St Martins church, Somersworth. A reception will be held at the home of the bride following the wedding.
 Joseph F. Simpson. IT,. son of Mir and Mrs. J. F. Simpson of Jordan road. is enjoying a 10-day fllrlough at his home Since leaving Willifnantic a year ago he has been with the Atlantic fleet which visited GuSntanamo Bay and sailed below the equator. visiting South American ports
 Many Willimantic people were in Hart ! ford Wednesday attending performances 1 of the Sells-Floto circus.
 The final social dance of the year was | held Wednesday night at the r. NJ. c. A., | large number being present Music was | l furnished by the Majestic orchestra. l Referring to the completion of 40 years' l activity by the Arion club. of which Dr. l 1 Jules Jordan. a native of Wilimantic, has l,
 been director from it's organization, the 1 Providence Journal says editorially: 1 There would be general regret if last nights concert of the Arion club should actually turn out to be the final one of l the organization. For f0 years the club 1 has upheld the best traditions of choral
 music in Providence, and although the i burden of maintaining it is substantial,
 and more than should be put upon the shoulders of any one man, it seems if | there ought to be enough sentiment in the community and enough genuine interest in good singing, to insure it's permanence, In tho forty years of it's history it has given 15o concerts. Among the artists Who have sung with it are some of the
 best known of the last and present gen. erations. It has trained many local voices, including some that have ataiaed to more
 than q neighborhood fame A club with 4 so honorable a record. record of 40 years under a single director. Dr. Jules
 Jordan, might properly look forward to 40 years more of pleasurable and profitable
 existence.
 meeting of merchants interested in
 Willimantic Dollar day was held Wednes- , day morning at 10 o'clock at the Chamber
 of Commerce rooms. Plans were dis cussed and it was voted that every busi- ness man in this city be approached and |, asked to join in making the day a sue cess A representative of The Bulletin was called upon to explain the plan offered
 the local merchants by that paper, fol-
 lowing which it was voted that the offer be accepted and a committee of three James 5. Fullerton, Joseph P. Riordan , and John D. Brick-was appointed to take :, charge of distribution of the Dollar day
 folder and nv nfb hot ,irI,f : come to the attention of merchants in 2 making the first local Dollar day a suc- I cess. It was voted that each merchant ! be allowed to set the time for the opening of the sale rather than bind every mer- . chant to open at a stated hour. Edward f r. Whitmore was chairman of the meeting o and Charles F. Risedorf acted as secre- # tary pro tenn.
 S The three patients taken to St. Joscph's
 hospital following the automobile acci.
 dent on West Main street Sunday night IT are recovering. Peter Gouneck. who has l. a fractured skull, will recover. Mrs. Ste l. phen SInerek, who sustained fractured 1T arn has returned to her home on Mill le street, and the MatonowEki baby, who's, ss mother died Tuesday as the result of in r, juries received. is recovering.
 'e Edward J. Grady Of this city, through d Attorney P. J. Danahey, has brought ciyi -o | dCllOH against Arthur HdCicOI NO. bl South Park street for an alleged accoun to of $500 owed plaintiff by the defendant l. Damages of $500 are asked. The actioI III is brought to recover a commission on tn To sale to Isaac Hochberg of property own Id ed by Racicot. It is understood that ther s. was no stated amount of commiss ieI 1e named prior to the sale and the offer o lg MT. Racicot to MT. Grady did not nee r. with the latter's approval, hence the suit SO Constable Thomas J. Killourey servet K papers on Attorney Frank H. Foss, wh le made out the papers for the sale of tn d. property, and who holds a portion of tn T. sale money. The case is retLrnable be d. fore the Windham county superior cour g. the first Tuesday in JunL,
 ol The HaEtford baseball team evidentl H. is not the only team that has taken 1 ,e as it's lucky number. Tuesday the Put ~ nam High school team hung that figuF ~ on the local high school team while tn le Windham boys came home with a cipbc1 ~ ~ In spite of the trimming at Putnam, th oe boys feel confident that they can com e0 back Friday afternoon and trim ill ii' Bulkeley High school team when tn d, Whaling City boys play at Willimantit eS Funeral services for Mary J, MeComi,e .t were held Wednesday afternon at y o'clock at the home of William H. Phillips n No. 15l0 West Main street, Rev Arthu
 D. Carpenter officiating. Burial was i , Wiilimantic cemetery. in charge of Ja AI Shepard
 Emanuel R. Gardner, 72, of South Gov tentry, died Tuesday night at St. Joseph' hospital following several months illness lie was born in Kingston, R. L. Oct lS4S, the son of John and Orilla Hopkfn Gardner. He was farmer. He is sur ylyed by brother. Henry Gardner, Q ! Derry, N. H.,a niece, Miss Stella Gardne and nephew. Otis Gardner. of this city The funeral of Michael Casey was hel Wednesday morning at S.30 o'clock at hi home, No. A Elm street. Requiem his mass at St. JoseDh's church at ocloc was sung by Rev. John E. Clark. Mir A W. Turner was at the organ, and 2 the offertory De Profundis was sung b 4 Mrs. Henry Mathieu. For waitin hymn she sang Beautiful Isle of Som,
 where. The bearers were Arthur, Jam. -- and Henry Casey and John Shea of th za city. Burial was in Sr. Joseph's cem,
 tcry, Killourey Bros being in charge ,
 the arrangements
 Robert Fitzgerald, eoIored, was srrestt
 Wednesday afternoon about 5 o'clock ar
 taken to the police station for the nigh
 He will appear in court this (Thursda,
 morning. Early in the week Fitzgera
 was before the court charged with VI
 grancy He was given a four month
 sentence, judgment being suspended, ar
 nc was told to leave Wilimantic F
 had served three months previous to th
 on similar charge, and also served oj