Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-29

High; Effective Drill in Shorthand, Miss Minnie A. Cannon, Putnam High; Fun damentals for Teaching Bookkeeping, Laurence A. King, Wiudhara High.
 The case of Ralph verry, charged with reckless driving, has been contin- ued to Monday, Dec. 5, bonds of s1o0 | being furnished by Samuel Porcarc The charge against Verry resulted from a | collision between his automobile and one owned by Dr. Owen o'Neil. Dr. O. Neilps car was damaged to the extent of | $50, according to the statement of a ga- | rage man, but before the examination l Nerry was wing to pay s10, what he | believed to be the amount of the dam l ages. l The continued case of Doniniek Men, ditto, charged with having in his pos session Intoxicating liquor with intent i to sell and with actual sale, was taken | Considerable time was consumed in re- ceiving testimony Judge Frank H. Foss imposed fine of s15o and costs amounting to s166.55. Through his at- 1 terney Menditto appealed to the super for court bonds set Ut $500 being fur l nished by Antonia PompeN, Of Irving HilI.
 This did not end Menditto's troubles, however, for within ten minutes le was
 again placed under arrest, this time charged with breach of the peace. the charge being preferred by Frank Henry and Frank Woodworth. and witnessed by Officer Frank Mclean. Menditto and
 several friends had been standing in
 front of the postoffice when the Wood
 worths came along. According to the
 story Mendittc started to berate the
 Woodworths calling them names. When
 the officer cap1e along Menditto was ar-
 rested and was taken to the police sta-
 ton. His son hustled out and found Pompeii, who furnished the Sf00 bond for Menditto's appearance in police
 court this (T'uesday) morning
 Local authorities issued orders Mon day morning that all grocery stores jn
 the city must close Sundays, and the police were busy during the day serv- ing notice on the storelSeepers. The ac- : ton was taken as the result of com : plaints made by business men and due 10 the fact that some porprietors of . these types of stores have been convicted [ of violation of the liquor law.
 At the next meeting of the Whitman
 tic Woman's club to be held December
 s at the rooms on Main street, the en- tertainment is to be by Mrs Julia Rit- 5 ter Mccormick of Taunton, Mass. Her : 1 selections will be American Folk Songs Two years ago In this city Mrs. McCor- = mick sang from her collection of French ; Folk Songs, being accompanied on the
 piano at that time by her husband who . is also well known in Boston musica' t circles.
 The American Thread Athletic Asso. Il l citation has voted to support Giris' bas l. ketball team thls season and has se !, !, cured Coach Buck Donohue, of Wind . ham High. to coach the girls. Practic,
 br7r r{v,- .5-.~ L7.. . high school gymnasium. The five mem bers of last years team vii be out af X ter the positions this year. Home game e are to be played at the Valley stree = arnory and several out of town game y are to be secured. Miss Doris Curra1
 has been elected captain of the team . Ihe Emeralds went to Thompssnvill 4 Monday night to battle with the Bige <A low-Hartford outfit. With the loca s H5gginst center. and D. Murphy ant u Larson guards. The local outfit het ,. under way on home games Friday eve
 hing when the Waterbury Kaceys com
 for a fling. The Valley street armory
 the old Emerald stamping ground vi . be the location of the seasons battles. t. Funeral services for Mrs. Benjami E H. Savroy were held Monday mornin y at s.45 o'clock from the home of he g. brother, John J. Hickey, Jr.. of No. 22 Y, Jackson street. Requiem high mass sh St. Josepf's church at o'clock wa r. sung by Rev. John T.. Clark As tT
 body was borne into the church 2 qual n tette W. J. Costello and John D. Ro, ld tenors. and W. A. Costello and Arthur n, Roy, basscs. sang Lead. Kindly Ligh v At the offertory o Salutaris was sun s by W. A. Costello and for 8 waitin III hymn, Face to Face. was sung by Al m thur J. Roy. As the body was take , from the church the quartet sang Nea' " CT, My God to Thee. Mrs. Edward Pc
 teiance was at the organ. Burial "; . in the Hickey family plot In St. Joseph ,1- cemetery where Rev John E. Clark q of sisted by Rev. J. J. Tyler and Rev. Ho d. fnisdas Belec, read the con1mittal se on vice. The bearers were Lawrence Ma ,aI rotte, Francis Keon. William F1yn
 John Fahey, Edward Moriarty ar ir- Frank McDonough. Funeral arrang ld- nents were by 4. J. Martineati, assist ci- by Hourigan Brothers of Norwich ssn Brief Notes.
 !, Lester Cotter, John Hinds, Ferainal ca Girouard Eugene Moriarty, Hurl
 Keon and Joseph Tubridy left Mondl ,r, for St. John's Preparatory School, Da ar VerE, Mass, having spent the week-el for with their parents in this city.
 Ia Attorney P. J. Danahey counsel f sc+ Dr. James P. McKenna, of Previdens c in the latters suit for $50, 900 damag ,ns against John ". Whipple, Allan A. A les eriil and George Liard of Putnam. a h nounced Monday that an appeal 1s in been taken to the supreme court fro av the decision of Judge William M Ma
 bic, which was in favor of the defen '- ants
 an. Fred TngersoIl, envoy of the Safvati
 Army has announced thae beginni - with Saturday of this week and cont n uing until Christmas kettles will sta | on local street corners wherein citize | can place any donation they desire give the army to carry on it's benevole 1 Christ~las york
 Tewn Clerk Frank P. Fenton has r I hundred copies Of the public acts
 ! 1921 Sor distribution to those desirf 1I them.
 I Adjutant Fred Malpass, newly .
 pointed young, peoples secretary 1 = southern New England, s to address
 young peoples meeting of the Salvasi aHF Army to be held this Tuesday event at tsteir hall on Main street.
 Rev. William H. Bath of Norwich, {
 trict superintendent of tho Method
 Episcopal churches, spent Monday
 the home of Rev. John Pearce, Of Pr
 pect street.
 Miss Bertha Carpenter, daughter
 Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Carpenter, has turned to Boston to resume her stud
 at Boston University
 Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings enterta . cd Monday night at her home on wair
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