Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-11
WILLIMANTIC

. ger. m Lincoln square Thursday evening i at 715 o'clock. The band consists of over 30 pieces. At the May meeting of the Willimantie 1 Welfare bureau, held at the office, No. 1SS Valley street, the secretary, Mrs. ora M. | Clark. reported as follows: Calls for April AT, office calls 1S5. outside calls 1Os, tete- phone calls 113. Twenty-four people given material relief Five letters were written and five cases investigated for outside societies. Three children were sent to hospital for treatment. The total
 receipts were $10S.22, expenses $s1.OS, ! leaving a balance in petty cash fund or | s1719. At the meeting of windham encamp- ment No 10, held Tuesday night at Odo l Fellows hall, No. So7 Main street. nine candidates were given the patriarchal de- gree. Chief Patriarch William B, Tinker was in charge of the work.
 Funeral services for Antonio ArgeHto were held Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock
 at his home, No. S Babcock court. The requiem high mass at St. Josephs church at s.30 o'clock was sung by Rev. John E. Clark As the body was borne into the church Mrs. Archibald Turner. the organ ist played a funeral march. At the of fertory Mrs Henry Mathieu sang De
 Profundis and a sa waiting hymn sang Nearer My God. to Thee. The bearers
 were Petro Accardo, Petro FerraSo Rose
 caro Gallo and Vincenz Insaloco of Will lmantic Guiseppi Argento and Salvatore
 Argento of Waterbury. The flower bear
 CTS were Diezo Insaloco and Antonio
 Joseph's cemetery.
 , The funeral services for Dorothy Mae ! Brown, 10 days old daughter of Stephen P. and Alice Mason Brown, were held at the grave in the new cemetery, Mansfield Center, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. , Rev. E. G. Pavy, pastor of the Mansfield f Center Congregational church, offlciated , Jay M. Shepard was in charge of the , Arrangements.
 Mrs. Sarah Jane Stedman, widow of , George W. Stedman. died Monday at her , home at Mansfield Depot. She was born in Somers Conn, Dec. 14, 1S42, the ? daughter of Lyman and Evelyn Townsley b Durkee Surviving is her son, Alfred T 1 Hall of Chaplin, a daughter. Miss Anna r E. Hall. of Boston, Mass. and q sister, Mrs. Harriet E. Fuller. of Mansfield De- pot
 9 Miss Abby Sullivan died early Tuesday . morning at St. Joseplfs hospital after an - Illness of several months. She was the - ] daughter of the late Timothy and Mary ? Kelly Sullivan and had lived here for f many years. Surviving her is a sister I Mrs. Nelson Keigwin of Packersville, w e Va, three brothers, Patrick Sullivan oi | ] Baltimore, Md. Timothy Sullivan, of Wa. I; terbury, and James Sullivan, of Willi. - mantle Miss Sullivan was a member ol - St. Helena branch. No. 704. Ladies' Cath. ; ollie Benevolent association.
 - At Bristol Sunday the members of St
 JOseph's church were informed by tn, l. pastor. Rev. Oliver T. Magnet formerly r of W!llimantic, that the parish is to cree - new church and that the work will star
 as soon as possible. For some time Fathe 2 Magnell has realized that in a parisi , growing with such strides the past fey years a new edifice was necessary to ac comnodate the parshioners, and he state Sunday that it was one of the happies days of his life when he was able to an nounce that St. Joseph's parish will 500 have a new church. Rt. Rev. John ] T Milan, bishop of the diocese of Hartfort was in Bristol a week ago and when tn a 1 matter was broached to him he hearth 4 { approved. Father Magnen is one of tn \ editors of the Catholic Transcript an s | when pastor at Wethersield was chaplai 4 at the state prison.
 The report of Chief of Police Daniel S Killourey for April was as follows: Tots 4 arrests 22, as follows: Drunk and carry A ing concealed weapons 1. theft 1, viola a tion child labor law l, lascivious person 4 violation liquor law 6. violation auto la 1, making fire without permission H breaking and entering 3. reckless drivin
 1, non-supDort 1. drunk and theft 1. Tn
 cases were disposed of as follows: Con
 mitted to jail 1. released by chief l, nolle T l. bound over 3, paid fines and costs
 discharged ?. turned over to other officer
 ,, nolled by payment of costs 2, executio
 of judgment suspended and in charge , probation officer 2. Tramps lodged ;
 station house 23, electric lights out +
 hours, complaints 196
 The summary case of Herbert
 Clark vs. Ameen Farhet, of KillingI
 came up before Justice Curtis Dean ( Tuesday afternoon and witnesses we " heard. The arguments by the attorne1 # are to be heard this Wednesday, morl T. ing at 10 o'clock, after which the ca.
 will go to the jury. The plaintiffs. re
 resented by Attorney P. J. Danahey. te
 tified that the present occupant of u
 building in question, No. SIT Main stree
 has violated the terms of the lease. IT
 plaintiffs are Albert Trowbridge, Herbe