Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15


 with one of the supreme court judges at Hartford. He informed Assistant Clerk of the Supericf Court Frank H. Eoss that he had tried to get In touch with the sx- torneyz in the case but to Ho avail. He gave permission to have the case heard by court committee in the attorneys i1te- 1 rested agreed to it The case was that of Henry Peoruan Of Chaplin ys Nathan Weisier of Danieisnny a suit brought be- csuse of an alleged oxercisxxe for prop erty in the town of Chaplin bought by Poornan April 30, 1921 from Ross Mo ran through ,the Danielson real estate dealer. Clerk Fcss was chosen as a court conEnitsee and Miss Frances Stearns was selected for stencgrapher.
 Testimony offered took up the entirs day of ,the court. Pnernaan and Rose A. Moran, of Chaplin, testisying for the plainfif to the details of the sale as they understood t. Poernan stated that he had paid s8,50e for fne farm when he learned later that Mr. Moran had set the price at $2.6Qe. He was of the opinion that Weisler Had mierepresented the con. ditions of the sale and thus he drought suit. On the day the deed swas 9assed at the office of TDwn sClerk Frank Ilnnis3 he had no counsel or reuresentatixes in. the deal and he was asked questions hs 0lu siiSfL .tl1luELAIz<tt0 saL LIE @lfft{Ss
 RoBs A. Moran. of Chaplin, tezt;6ed to terms were lszso0. SIae9 in cash and s12g0 i'll mortgage, the balznce s2ts to be the commission. Weisler said. Gan get all receive ever s1 .oag2" and he told Weisler this was out of the question. He was wiling to sell everything on the farm for s2600. Court will be resumed here this eTuesdsy) morning with Judge AIaitbie on the bench.
 Miss Victoria Bioain.- daughter ct Mrs, Victoria Blouin. Of Park street and .ar-i thur JolST, son of Mir. and Mrs. William Joly of Temple street were r1arrisd Mon day morning at o'clock in St. Mary,s. church by Rev. ]. J. Papillon, tho pas. tor. The attendants were Miss Ida Blou- in, sister Of the bride and Eugene Ioiy, brother of the groom. The brides gown
 was Of blue chiffon YeIye Her hat was of blue, silver trimmed, and she carried a bouquet of brides roses. Her maid wore taupe chiffon velvet, with duvetya hat to match and carried pink roses Following the cllupsh sservice a breakfast was served at she home of the brides mother i'll Park street Mr. and Mrs Joiy left during the afternoon on a honeymoon trip zvhieh yFiN be Dsnt in
 
 will reside at No. aT Park ,street adr Joly is employed as shipping clerk by the Rossie Velvet company.
 On tlas police bloster Monday n,srnirx there were four eaSes. E,award Foddard charged with intoxicatlen nlea6ed gull ty and was fined S5 and costs, arncuntiug to s1415. He ,said he wss employed by the city water depa rtraent.
 George Hornberger and Elmer aforss were charged with breach Of the Deace. Hornherger enteEed q demurrer for his client. Prosecuting Attorney Samuel B. Harvey had beth men stand up aud after looking them over said s.fllis locks as 1 though there had been an assault or Aght 1 and that MurEe had received the worst oi the affair" He was desirous tc have the 1 charge oe assault brought but the at torney for the defease ohjected and was l sustained by the court, as 4hs5 .aharae I against the men Was hreach of the peace l Finally the stoTs of the affair was tolt by Morse who said they were boei a, l the home of William Wleeisr, No s Ar illolds Lane. This was Friday after noon. An argument started and ended il l the hall at the house. He had a fss drinks and believed the eRects of the hev
 craze on both himself and Hornherse 1 caused the .troubie. Napcleon Lnuray, :
 witness to the affair teesiaed. Jn6g
 Foss imposed fines of sl0 and costs ol
 each man. jHornhsrg,s bill be sIs.T5 ar,
 Morgeas rih s14.15. Both settled Tn
 case Of Charles Brown charged wit reckless Arriving of his autontubi.e va
 continued until aEoraay morning Ne7 < 21st.
 | al,n sN , Joseph Gaudreau, director were enter : tain Sunday aSternon and evening at tn > home of Daniel Denesnss, of North Hins ham. A roast pi gsupper was served g q o'clock. The speakers of the erenin 3 were Rev. II. Beiac, Rev. J. J. Tyler an Joseph F. Gaudreau. The choir voted { :, adopt the name of st. Cecelia, the patro . saint of music, the suggestion conin from Father Belac. A Red Cross tea, . was organized to assist the local chal ' ter in he present drive for members 1T 2 members of the team are FraEk Comtoi Eva Dion. 4 Dupont, Emma Catsse ] . Dion, M. R. Dupont, FGorimond Berge e on, Alice Cha , n, Joseph vAgiara, Mo n ris Vigmard and Joseph Galdreau, ca, ;. tain.
 r Miss Elizabeth $. JoRes. 75, aied Su, s day at her home. No. 2S Pleasant stree e She was born in Andover, Mass, [ l cenher IS. 1846, the daughter of Fhom - and Sarah MaWson Jones. She leaves u sister, Mrs. Annie Curiey of SyIllinaa r. tic; two brothers, Benjamin and Thonas t l also of this city; three nieces and a Il l. phew. Miss Jones was q, member of t 5 Order of the Eastern Star.
 l Funeral services fsr 5sssph NssA NC Il ] held Monday morning at q o,f.,oeb R z uien high uIlass at St Josapi,s cilurcii 10 o'clock sSas sun by Rev. Otto Bea mister. At the offertnry Miss Mary N d Shea sang Ave Maria and for Naiti e hymn He Wipes the Tear from Eve Eye. Mrs. Edmund PoTteiance was
 the organ. Friends were 0earers. Bur.
 Father Beaumister read the commit E service.
 l-I Mrs Mabel ". Kenyon, A, Widow .si Charles ". Kenyon died Sunday at | . home in Scotland She was born V Scotland, June 10, 1874, the daughter se Caleb and Nellie Sullivan Anthony. S
 was member of Scotland grange a 2 the Scotland Ladies Aid society. s 1 leaves two sons, Harold A., and Earl Kenyon her parents, MT. and Mrs Cal R Sullivan Anthony, and two sisters, M \ William Jenrich of Boston, and Mrs Le H NIofflt or Scotland
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