Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-29
WILLIMANTIC

liam Allen Pike of Broclton, Mass., was best man and Miss Pauline Swanson of Willimantic was bridesmaid. The bride was gowned in brown tricotine with nat to match. Her maid wore blue silk Foi- lowing the ceremony a breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. Herbert Stearns of 2l B0- iivia street. some thirty guests attending. The bride received many gifts. The gift of the bride to her maid was gold bracelet, the gift of the groom to the best man being gold scarf pin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy left later in the day op their honeymoon trip to Springfield. Mass, Oneida, N. r. and Brockton. Mass. On their return they will reside at No. 24 Bolivia street,
 Joseph LaFleur of Springfield, Mass, visited relatives in this city Monday. Arthur Simard and Arthur Theroux passed the weekend with. friends in Web 1 ster. Mass.
 Seven cases were heard in the police Ecourt Monday morning: i've were con tinued, fines being imposed in the remain- 1 ing two cases. John Eager charged with intoxication, entered plea of guilty. He claimed he had been assaulted by man named Rock He was fined g and costs, amuonting to s12.15, which he paid | 1 pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving. Simmons stated he had recent. lly bought his car and did not reslize how fast he was going until he tried to make 1 the turn into Railroad street. Judge Frank Foss imposed the. minimum fine ! of S25 and costs, amounting to $32.15, which was paid.
 l Philip Breault, charged by the police with conducting a blind restaurant on Jackson street, was charged with keeping l intoxicating liquors in his possession witf intent to sell. His case was continued l, to Saturday next at his own request Breault entered a plea of not guilty Bonds of $500 were furnished for his re lease. Before entering the restaurani business onN Jackson street Breault va: a carpenter and he owns considera6 6i, real estate in South Coventry. s'
 Ernest Marcotxs IS. Joseph Chiarizia IS, and Hormisdas Vincelette. IS. weri tbefore the court charged with gambling pleas of not guilty, through Probation Officer Elmer M Young. appointed guar dian ad Item The eases were coftin ued to Saturday.
 Ii The continued case of Alfred Meikle charged with fornication, was again con tinued this time for a week. The eontin uance was requested by Attorney Thoma J. Kelley who is il1
 Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie E Walker were held at Gurleyville, Monda, afternoon at o'clock, being conducte by Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring Hil : Burial was in the Knowlton cemetery IJay Nj Shepard was in charge Of the al : rangements.
 Alfred ". KnoIke, ee, died late sunda at St. Joseph's- hospital from acute ir tf1ammatory rheumatism Knolke wa brought to the hospital Friday, froi Gilead where he had resided for tw months, coming from New Jersey. He survived by his parents. MT. and MT Louis Knolke, and two brothers an sisters, all residents of New Jersey.
 Mrs. Kate NJ. Jones, &, widow of Et ward A. Jones, died Sunday night at tf
 home of her daughter, Mrs. Patrick
 Danahey, No, 140 Mansfield avenue, flo lowing an illness of about three week Mrs. Jones was. born in Lebanon, De 27, 1S3B, the daughter of Calvin an Eimina Pulls Niles. She came to . th city in 1889 and has made her home he since that time. She is survived By seve l daughters, Mrs Mary Sears Of Wa1lint ford, Mrs. Charles Jones of New Britai Mrs. Adelaide Coates of Hebron, Mr E. A. Curier of Colchester, Mrs. Arthi
 E. Jones of New Britain, Mrs. Howal
 Cooke of Northampton, and Mrs. P.
 Danahey of Wi1limantic; by a son, Clyi E. Jones of this city, and sister, Mi
 George Avery, of South Coventry.
 The annual Father and Sons' ba quet which was to be held at the Y. l c. A Thursday evening of this we,
 has been cancelled. Other attractfo
 called many of the fathers away on tn
 date and 1t was thought best to aba
 don the banquet this- year.
 Annual reports of the Wandha1n ce
 ter district were turned in Saturd; - night at a meeting held at the Win
 ham Center school house. The foilowi
 committee were elected: c. Arthur Kee
 ed, Horace B. Rood and Charles Larr
 bee. The auditors are F. E. Guild a
 H. Clintope Lathrop. Paul Hopkins "
 elected collector. two mill tax V
 levied. The reports follow:
 Treasurer's report-Balance in tres
 ury April 1, 1920 $1712S, cash receiv -I from town $500, cash received from 0
 lector S400.53, cash, corporation tax 1s
 $s2.4o cash, sale of wood $5. toi
 SS72.21
 Credit-Balsnce in treasury Mar
 26. 1921 $45.5s. by orders paid ss5s
 total sS72.21. Isaac H. Johnson. treas,
 CT.
 Collectors report-Two mill tax on i4 sessment s21o.s72, s421.4s. paid Ire. -liurer s40S.53, unpaid tax-$1Ese, to
 $421.43. A. R. Burnham, Jr.. collect
 Committees report-Highways $392.
 park $61.50, sidewalks $80.5o, sn
 blows ss, culvert s11, fencing $12.
 salary treasurer s10. collecting ta, ef S15, expenses on engine ss, printing. s