Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-06

mantle, Mrs, Nary Olsen and Michael
Merazes, OF Bridgeport. Funeral serviees
were held Monday afternoon al o'clock
from the harne Of her daughter, ReJ. E.
C. Wenzel OF New London eficiatinz.
Burial WAS IN WiliiEnantic cenaeteFy, IN
charge Of Jay N. SHEPARD
adrs. E&a<ie NJ. Greene died early Mem
day morning at Cards Mills, Ceiuqs1ia.
She was born iIk Columbia May IS, 1853.
the daughter OF Mr. and HRS William
Harrington Greene. She was tha widow
Of Cyril w. Greene. Surviving her is
sen, Mert c. Greene: ana 8 daughter, Mrs
Maria E, Clark both OF Columbia There
are six grandchildren
Funeral services for Dorothy X, Allen
were held Sunday afternoon from her
acnle on Prospect street, Rev. H S. nc
Cready Of the First Congregational
| chuzeh ioffiA atigag. The t*krars were
William, Wales, Harold and Rrss.l
Thompson, ail cousins OF the deeea sad.
Burial was ii Mansfield Center cemetery.
| in charge Of jay n Shepard,
| The death of Neisoa A. Gilbert occurred
/ Monday noon st bis home on COLUMBIA
avenue. FIR years he was al engineer
| on the New Haven railroad
Robert Edward CarIson the week-oid
son On Robert and Catherine Savage Carl
son. OF No. So Goaffey street. dieI Mon
day morning. The funeral was held at 2
o'cfcck in the afternoon from the par.
erst's home, with burial in ST. Jossof's
cemetery. The Killou-ey Brothers were
in charge.
Miss May Lucy Yesng died Monday
morning at the Homeopathic hospital,
Boston. Mass. She leaves her mother.
Mrs. Jose1hine Seurcfl; two sisters, Mrs.
Claire Haling Of Dorca ester Mass, an !
Mrs. Rose Pilioston OF Willimantic: two
brothers, George Young OF Roxnury
Mass, and Gilbert Young OF Dorchester,
Mass.
sohn r. Bsrdsiey died Saturday aft
arrioon at the home OF Mrs Norman
Tncn1pson, in Eagleviiie. He was born
IN England, September IL 1858, tine son
TOT James and Ann Rho6ea Bar6s.ey
Hayes; three ilieces, Mrs. Lille M. Brad
ley and MRS. Norman Thl1noson OF Eagle
Vile and Gladys Hayes also nephew
George Hayes.
+. Tho following Officers were elected 70,
the ensuing year by st, Jose3f's Po-isl
society at the meeting held Sunday: Pres
: ident, Konstantine Seretny vice presi
! dent. Andrew ". Ogozsiek recordins
secretary. Walter Woiicak: financial sec
. | teH2ry, walter Dziekan treasurer, Franz
Oberc; trustees. Stanley Pislyur and Jehl
: Wcjick; custodiaas Of the flags, jon!
! Bogda. Andrew Kalita, John Syzdsk sic2
| committee, John Zaklukiewsicz John Beg
! aa and John Trzaskos; marshal Anthem,
Latuses,.
! 1t was learned Monday morning tina
st. Joseph society and members OF tn
White Eagle Pclisl, American band hav
lcooperated in the matter OF erecting
" building SO by 60 feet on land recantl
purchased on Brock street from Andre
Ogozalelk. The land purchased was SO b.
1To Feet. Ground FOR the new Structur
will be BROKEN IN the spring.
a BrieS Mates
$ Work OF painting the iobby az tie =
s II. c. A. was begun Monday by James H
Belly.
Two continued cases booked Tor a hear
ing in police court Monday rlornin
q were again continued until Monday De-
: 18th.
= Russei Harmon. Of Uhion, state 5no
tor vehicle inspector, is to be in this cit
every Thursday from q. N. until moor
. snd from / p. m. until 1 p. n. to Civ
examinations to these seeking operator;
9 licenses.
III Captain Frank T. James OF East Or
ange n. j., visited in this city over ii
HI week end
III Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Thompson {
4 Prospect street entertained for the Yves