Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
DAEEISoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

the armory again this evening for the last time this week.
 At her hsns sa Bread street, Thurs-. day afteTneon. at 1 o'clock. funeral ser vices for Mrs. Laura Wood Lyon, wife of Herbert Lyon, were conducted by Rev. Walter B. Williams of the Westfeld Congregational church. The hymns at the serSiea were sung by Mrs. c. Alten FFest. Burial was in Wsetheld cemetery. The hesres were Frank T. Preston. Jehn ". GAllqR, William J. Craig. Wilffed of the fuaeFal arrangements,
 RedeFal Game Warden Marry E. Bat tey, of East Kiliiagly, has caused the arrest and pFeseeutien of three South bridge men who were caught by the of- tAe ice on what is known as Hatehett pond ip the town of Woodstock, The mer-Henry AFmes. his brother. George H. AFnes and Charles EFiecsan, were presented before Justice Charles M. Per rin of Woodstock. Waresa Battey re- mitted certain costs that might have been levied against the men. wbs each plaid Sls.Se.
 Fishing through the ice Is forbidden at this season, much speculation and | agitation to the contrary notwithstan andiHg. Ponds and lakes are elased waters, though fishing through the les on rivers 1 is permitted at this time.
 R. D. Wsedbpry. ssatn-law sf Alter ney 4. C. Bill, has just been selected l scout executive of the Boy Scout eF- 1 ganizations of Bristol this s'ate, and win i devote his e,ltire tina to the duties. of {, his new ofIice- MT. Woodbury, Bis 1 tei newspaper states, has become ina mensely popular with the scouts of that city. He has been much with the boys, on hikes and in the various pastimes and practices and his selection as scout executive of the city is regarded in Bris- | tol as a particularly happy choicA. Rich, nutritious bread, made from only l the purest ard best four and other in- 1 gredients, and baked ia our sanitary hak- cry on sale Saturday only at the special price of 12 cents loaf. Star Bakery, George Heneault. Prep.-adv
 An sRea meeting ef NiRHuck eneAmp, ment, Modern Woedmen of America, wal held in Odd Fellows" hall, Thursday ev- ening.
 eff of visitors in panielsen frsm outlying | territory not reached by traAspeYtatioI lines. Country reads are in such 3 con aitian that travelling is in no sense 2 lnleasufe. There were some out of toWI buyers from points off the transportation lines in town Thursday, however. The funeral of Andrew r. Smith, 2e erly of Elnville, was held from his hem, in Moasup with services at All HalleWs church iH that plaee, Rev. ]. E. MeCaFtA!
 being eslehFaet ef the high mass et requiem. Burial was in tfs Sacred Hear cemetery. l. E, Kennedy was the fuAeFa director. .,.
 Fhe fzAeral sf Andrew F.smvh; %
 was held Wednesday from his home il Meesup with services at 16>eelee': at Al
 HalleTs' church, Rev. A. E. eemptei
 being eelebrant of the high mass e l eeauieaa which was attended by many rel atives and friends. Burial was in Al HalleWs' cemetery. [. E. Kennedy wa
 in charge of the funeral arrangements
 few men arc eaEaFsd in dsiAg in
 teFi0F VsFkl ea the Cleistef, the 2T apartment house that has heen under cen struetisR by the Connecticut Mills cem
 paRy at Industrial place fer a Humbe 1 of menths. This fine structure will eos