Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-07-19

walter B. williams Of the Westfbeld
Congregational church. Hymns during
the service ere sung by Mrs. Mabel
Young Buckingham of Jewett City. Bur
ial was in Westfield cemetery. The
bearers were Walter Anderson, William
]. Craig, Arthur W. Logee, Oliver P.
Bartlett, A. H. Arlington and Wilfred
Puize A. F. Wood was in charge of
the funeral arrangements.
The first man for a long time to be
sent from the town court of killingly
to Brooklyn Jail on intoxication
charge went over Monday morning,
Judge w Fenner Woodward imposing a
sentence of 80 days on Henry Porter.
Porter had been flirting with Jakey and
VITA the usual results.
walter Anderson said Monday morn
ing that upwards of forty guarantors for
Shautauqua for next year rave been OBJ
tanned, so that the program of enter
| tainments is assured 70 ranother year.
| While a sufficient number of guarantors
| has signed an eort will be made to Sc
cure an additional number as to make
the local organization stronger.
By Wednesday every loom in the Con-
necticut Mills will be running. Since
| recent large order for fabric was re-
ceived the work of starting additional
| looms has been rushed as rapidly as
| possible and today will witnes sthe ap-
proach to capacity weaving production,
while on Wednesday all Of the looms
will be turning out goods. All of the
| looms have not been in operation at one
| time for months business is better in
| the tire fabric fell and there is hope
| for continued and sustained improve
ment.
| DayviIIe owned automobile left the
state highway near what is known as
Stones curve on upper Nortl Main
street Sunday night about IL o'clock and
| ploughed along on the turf outside the
curbing cutting down small tree that
! went under the machine and acted as a
brake, slowing 1t down so that tele-
phone pole against which the car
glanced and another tree against witch
the car brought up did little damage to
| the automobile.
| At st. James church Monday morning
| Miss Blanche EVoisard of Mechanic
| street and Charles Phenix of Webster
Mass, were united in marriage by Rev
| John Roux, NJ s. The witnesses were the
| brides brot3ers Henry and Louis Vol
sard. A breakfast was served at the
| brides home. Mr.. and Mrs Phenix are
! to spend a week at Block Island and
| will leave then for Canada on a motor
ing trip. They will make their home in
| Webster, where the groom until within
a few weeks has been engaged in bust
ness.
Construction of the addition to the ar
mory is advancing so rapidly tat it
likely will be completed early in Aug
ust. The foundations are in and the
side walls are being rapidly built up.
| Carpenters were at work on the job of
arfo dow
There will be no drill of the company
this Tuesday, evening. Captain F. o.
i Arlington said Monday. It i sunder-
stood that a schedule of so drills year
is to be arranged for the companies of
the 1920 artillery, though the Supply
company may be exempted from some
of these. Rifles for the local command
are expected to arrive here soon. Al
present the company has only few
guns for use in target practice.
Mrs Malvina Bernard of Wauregar
has returned, after six weeks visit ir
New York Mr.. and Mrs J. w Thomp-
son accompanied her and Will spend
their vacation with Mr. sad Mrs. Ed
ward Goren of Wauregan. Mrs. Mems
Wilmot of Providence is also a visitor
George Achiatis, employe in tn,
carding department of the Quineb2us
MILL had his hand mangled Monday
morning while at work He was giver
attention by DR.. J. N Perreult and ther
taken to the Day Kinball hospital fol
further attention.
Mr.. B. E. Terwilliger, Arthur anC
Misses LilliaA and Katherine Terwilligel
and Burton Brown were visitors a
Rocky Point and Oakland beach Sun
day.
Miss Flora Duhamel Is member of
party of girls who are spending a va
! cation at Oakland beach
The mercury hit 80 degrees Monda!
4 morning in a rapid upward climb ant
set humanity to sweltering again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Bassett and 7
and Mrs. George Robertson 1notored Il
Rhode Island shore points on Sunday
| Young foxes are reported as being I'm
usually numerous all through the sur
rounding territory this summer and tn
hunters see a prospect of some goot
sport during the fall and winter.
Miss Jensie Williams of Moosup. oper
ator at the Danielson central telephon
exchange, is having a vacation Of tw
weeks
John A. Lafreniere VI Lowell was
visitor with friends in Danielson Mon
day.
1t is said that some passenger carry
ing business is being done between Moo
sup and Central Village by pleasure ca
drivers who have no right to engage i
public service work, as they very wei
: know.
7 Huckleberrie picked in the neishbor
ing country are being offered in Daniel
son at 80 cents a quart. another war
time price that Is 50 high taat 1t
killing much prospective business.