Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-21

ffat weeks With relakIVeS
 i William staebner Wednesday afternoea 1 left for Passaic, N. !. after spending 1 tWo weeks at the home. of his parents, I MT. and Mrs. F. ". Staebner, of No. 2SS l Walnut street,
 Mrs. Rederick Lariviere and daughter | Armante left Wednesday afternoon for Ste Anne de Reaupre, Canada.
 Fur and shoes went flying through the | air of Main street Tuesday afternoon l about o'clock when the small poodle l carried on leash by a young woman 1 was tackled by a big dog. The big dog made the fur fly and when the young woman attempted to kick the attacked her high-heeled pump teok to aTiating.
 Capt. Joseph Morrison of company G, Connecticut National guard, announced Tuesday night following the drill of that company that it was how recruited to full strength but men who have seen service can still enlist. Such members of the company are to be provided with a 1 full set of equipment and must eAcsmp each year with the regular members, but would not be under any obligation. to at tend drills of the company. Plans are beiAg made for q series of hikes. camp ing trips and different army maneeuvres when newly issued equipment arrives. Work of repainting the fire alarm box es of the city was begun Wednesday,
 Chauncey Macfsrlane held his usual July auction efs antiques Wednesday and levers. of old things attended from many sections of southern New England
 San Jese ceanen, No. If. K. of C., is to held its annual outing and elambake at Phelps Crossing grove, North Wind han rad, Sunday, Aug. 14. The com
 nittee is arranging for series of ath- letic events.
 Cenaaa FlsSinena aAS Ste Gaelic of L'Unien St Jean de BaRtise are to hold their annual outing and elambake Sun day, July s1, at the pumping station grove. The members number TOO and it is expected that many will attend. Court F&bFe. I, O. E., No. sAss. has appointed a committee to arrange for the state convention of the F'eresteFs which is to be held in WillimaAtie in May. 1s22.
 James ". Bennett sS Hanover, 76, died
 Tuesday night at St, Joseph's hospital after an illness of about five weeks He was born in the town of Franklin March
 4S, 1sAe, the son of Nathan and Abbie
 Manning Bennett. He was formerly a travelling salesman and was in the em-
 play Of C. D. Ross $ Son, cracker manu- tacturers, for 30 years, and with the A.
 H. Bill # Co. far 16 years. He was a
 member of Somerset lodge, No. 34. A. F |
 widow, one son, Harry N Bennett. of
 New York. daughter, Mrs. Harry L.
 Andrews, of New Haven, a sister. Mrs
 E. W. Bingham, of Scotland and several
 nephews and nieees
 Land owned by the Frank A. Sayles estate on Main street has been disposed
 of fast of late.
 Sessph Tprcetta. sA, died Wednesday afternoon at St, Jeseph's hospital as the result of the injuries received Wednes day noon, at South Wipdham, when thc horse attached to the wagon he wal driving suddenly teak fright, dashed . deWR 2 htli on the propeFty of the Soutl Wlndhem hotel, and crashed into 6 ] fence at ths turn of the road Tureottt { was thrown from the wagon and wheF picked up unconscious by William Mil Ter chauffeur fdF GuiifeFd Smith of that place, vas lying badly crushed beneath the fence. TuTeette suffered fractured skull and internal injuries. He wal rushed to the hospital by Mr. Miller but nothing could save his life. Mir Turcette was driving the meat wagon for Samuel Adams of tSis city and hat been feeding the horse. When he tool the feed bag to place 1t beneath the sea
 of the wagon the horse took fight frigh
 at something unknown to witnesses an(
 dashed down the hili.
 The horse broke loose from the wagon
 after striking the fence, but was socE brought to stop. The wagon had ont 2 wheel broken and the body was damaged
 MF. TuFeette vas born May 30, 1887 the son of cleopbas and PhIlomens PlouFd Turcotts of Mix street. this city and vas educated in local schools, HI was well liked by all who knew hin
 Besides his parents. he is survived by his wife, Julia Fitzgerald Tureotte, for
 meEiy of Norwich, and two children
 Donald and ValeFi TNrcette; two broth
 CTS, Desire and Xavier FuFcotte, of thil
 city, five sisters, Mrs. Nrank Marceux
 Mrs Alphonse Dauteiul of this city, Mrs Eseepoldine Lawrence of Providence. ant
 Misses Mary and Lea TuFeotte of thil
 city. He was member of WiIlinanti' lodge. No. 1911, B. P. 0. E., Loyal Or
 der of Moose No i44n St. Jean de Bap
 tiste Society ali of Willmiantic Osesr Peterson was arFssteS wednes Z | day afternoon about s.s9 o'clock, el Railroad street hy Officer Lariviere. H
 will be before the nelice court thi (Thursday) morning charged with intex
 icatien,
 4 tetal ef seventeen marriages tool place in the town of Windham in June heF John E. ClaFk, pastor Of St. Je Eseph's church officiated at five of tn ceremonies: Rev. J. J. Papillon, paste < of St. MaFy's church at fopr; Rev. E. ID. Carpenter, naster of the First Baptis church at two; Rev. Harry McCreads ]. pastor of the First Congregations 7 church Rev. Charles Smith. Baltic + Rev sherrod Soule. Hartford; Rev Jo c seph. P. Cobb. South WiHdhau.; Rev tWalter p, Lamphear, chaplin an a Thomas J Kelley, justice of the peaet 2 at one each. The list follows:
 Frank E. SistaFe (Eev Londen and Deiphine HouIe, Rev. J. J. PapilloT | l--Joseph c. Adams and Clara c, Al e len (IAEhoH). Rev. Charles Smith,
 i-WlfIiam + Nichols and May Edn Higgins, Rev. Harry s. MeCready. 1-WiIiiam FiteeHab and May J. Watt D Rev. John E. Clark.
 s-Angeios Ninheles (Jewett eity) an
 Margaret C. Shea. Rev, Jahn E. cIart j> 7-CaurtlaRd Simpson (Ghaplinl an
 Agnes J. Jackson (Chanlin1, Thomas
 Kelley, J. of P.
 B 10-Janes Homer Hawkins and Eliza 2 beth G. Pendleton, Rev. 4. D. Carpente' r. i4-Jplian H. Norton {Bristal) an 3. NeFberta M Smith, Rev, John F. Clarl r. i5-JaHnes F Ryan CTorTtngton) an . Mary F. KsgieF, Rev, John E. Clark. ssl 1P-Eliiett R. Meshier and Leila { ?. Fitts (FIampton), Rev. sherrod senlG s. 1s-Benjamin ". Hills and Mar