Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26


 were arrested Friday afternoonI In cens nection with a robbery at the store at the corner of Valley and Jackson street. The robbery took place some time during the night Thursday. the youngsters ransack- ing the safe in the store and taking a part of the contents. which included ac- count books, mortgages and other papers Following the robbery some of the pap. CTS were burned. Several other petty robberies have been reported during the past few days but whether the boys are guilty of theSe has not been learned. A hearing will be given the four young iawbreakers this tsaturday) morning be- fore Judge Frank H. Foss.
 Among the list of twenty-nine super naE1efaries appointed to the Hartford police force is Charles F. wingertsman formerly of this city
 l Men in tho employ of the street de- 1 partnent engaged in clearing snow from 1 the south side of Main street had reach | cd 8 point opposite Lincoln square Friday night. The removal of the snow from the side of the street made travel much easier on the Main street of the city, 1 relieving any chance of congestion when street traffic meets the trolley on . the
 Willinantic-South Coventry line l Rev. A. D. Carpenter, pastor of the 1 First Baptist church was a speaker al i the Father and Son banquet held at Memorial church in Hartford Friday uight.
 Willimantic automobile operators not having the 1921 license must put theiI cars up after Monday of next week, al
 which time their 1920 licenses expire. Miss Ora Orrok of this city, 1921 Radcliffe college, has been elected g twSMJn Student Government Association; of thai college.
 The Emcralds in nc form trimmed the
 West Ends of Bristol on the latter's foo1 ! Thursday night, 32 to r. The frs half ended 12 to 10 in favor of tht l Emeralds. Higgins and Larson with ter points each were the highest scorers. II Funeral ssxviess foY Mira. Maud, l Carpenter Curran were held Friday aft ernoon at two o'clock from her home No 55 High street, services being conducted by Rev. H. 8. McCready. pastor of tn,
 First Congregational church.. The bear CTS were Francis Curfan. John Sullivan
 John II. Carpenter and G. Dvnafd Bart
 lett. The body was placed in the receiv ing vault in the Willi,nantic cennetery
 Killor-ey Brothers were in charge of tn,
 arrangemerta.
 The body of Mrs. Emma Bullard. so
 who died in Shelton, February 18th iron diabetes. was brought to this cit. Thursday. Burial was In the Bullar,
 family cemetery at Phoenixville cene tery at Phoenixville, a conmittal servic
 being read at the grave by Rev. Nil
 Meacham of Eastford. Jay M Shepar,
 was in charge.
 Nassury Lewis, the ten months oI
 son of Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Lewis o No. All Valley street died of strangula tion Thursday, at his home. It is sai that another child in tde family wa
 eating frankfurter and gave the bab piece of meat Mir Lewis noticed tn child soon afterwards gasping for Dl Charles A. Girard was hurriexlly sum
 roned but before he could arrive tn
 baby had died. Medical Examiner V
 E. Wilcox pronounced death due { strangulation. The funeral was hA1 I from the home Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock and the body was placed in tfi receiving vault in St. Joseph's cemetr kiilourey Brothers were in charge. ks seme throe hundred pupfIs, with { reiatfves and friends, attended the 25t annual reception of the class of Professo D. F. Clifford. held at the town hall Fr day night Exhibition dancing by pupi Et SA 'SASoSVi -O4AloIu l0Ok uD the tlr1 hehr of tse reception, and from until s o'clock Gslc!ng was enjoyed by all 6 tending, The hall had been prettily de 0rated for the occasion and the Maiest orchestra. which furnished music for u
 dancing was on the stage. During the i,
 termission refreshments were served. E. Rev. A. D. Carpenter of the First Ra1 \ tist church is to be the speaker at u E Sunday afternoon meeting at the Y. NJ. 4. Three reels of motion pictures, ri Drop of Ink Makes Millions Think, Kee
 ing Fit, and Coney Island. being selecte . Plans are underway for the Father al Ei Son banquet which is to be held ct Il r. N. C.. A. the first Wednesday aft ' Easter, March 30.
 St On Friday. March :, some fifty e4ri slInembers of the girls gymnasium class \ of the Y. NJ. c. A.. are to put on an c
 hih.tion. Msypole dancing. fancy marc { ling, sailors hoFnpipe apparatus wor 2 cal.sthenics, and schottish dances, beil E Included in the program.
 ! At the First Congregational churt a Rev. H. s. MeCready pastor, will prea : at 1G.45 o'clock, subject of childref1's SC mon, The Neighbethood; morning se ] mon, From Above. Church school f s {