Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20

anything about it. Without waiting for arguments Judge Curtis Dean discharged K rug, saying there was no evidence to shew that Krug has committed an as- sauit The case of William Wenisch Of s06 Main street charged with theft or freigat, car was again continued, this time until Saturday, July Soth.
 Judge Frank H. Foss and family are spending two weeks at their cottage at Musicoiepy, B. l.
 Alderman George W. Hickey is spend- ing two weeks vacation with his family at their cottage at Ocean Beach.
 Mrs. May B. Pearl. widow of Edward Peard, of South Coventry died Monday night at her home Death was due to throat trouble.
 Funeral services for Jared H. Stearns were held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from his home in MonsfAeld. Services were conducted by Rev. Roy G. PaVy of the Mansfield Center Congregational church. assisted by Rev. Walter Lan- pF,ear. The bearers were Walter F. Sterrs. Edward Sterrs, c. Parker Stearns and Dr. c. E. Eimonds. Burial was in the Mansfield Center cemetery, arrange meuts being in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 The Torringfou RegisAer says. Members of the local branch of the Metropolitan , lfeS Insurance Company 'sereRadaS James R Ryan, at anhs home on North Main street Monday night. MT. Ryan was married recently In Willimantic and his fellow associates assembled to extend to his bride and himself their sincere good wishes.
 Cars drove up in front of the house and these therein began serenading from the street. A jazz orchestra including Messrs Sica, James Kirkright, Jr., and Antaony Defeo and Miss Babi1o furnished music Later when all had entered the house, where an excellent program of musical selections was given, including selections by the bride and groom. There were also solos by William Armstrong, Rutherferd Maine and Jack Williams.
 A beautiful librafy table was presented the newly weds in an eloquent presenta- ton speech by RdtherfoFd Maine. MT. Ryan expressed his appreciation and gratitude for r1e gift and the honor paid him by his fellow WotkeFs, Refresh ments were then served.
 Those Rha took part in the serenade were Superintendent James Kiri1bright. William Ryan, Thomas Burly, Amedee Guiibeault. Rutherford Maine, Miss Mar tha Beurquin, Fillimeno Angerrie, Miss Bernard, Thomas Finnigan. Jo'an Will Hams, Cliord Smith, George Siea, Michael Hayes Thomas Navin, Harry Croft, Will liam Armstrong, Miss Buoko and Am thony Defee.
 Mrs Ryan was Miss Marie Kegler of Willimantic
 Sidewalk construction in front of the Turner block on Main street was com pleted Tuesday night and all refuse cleared from Main street. The new walk, which adjeins those recently laid on Uh- ST Iof7 in that section of the city.
 A humorous story is told by witnesses of an incident that occurred Monday during the Sparks circus parade. A man watching the elephants pass by lost all track of where he was going and soon found himself ankle deep in the newly laid cement sidewalk in front of the Turner block. It was some time before the man woke up to the fact that he had spoiled a section of the newly laid walk Italians working on the ieb. although in terested in watching the parade, saw the man undo their work and blazed out at him in Italian. Although the man failed to understand the blue-streaked Italian being shouted at him, he pulled his feet out of the cement and made a quick de- parture from that vicinity.
 Thirty-three births were recorded in the town of Windham during June Of this number, 22 were male and Il were female children. The list follows:
 l-EphFaim, Son to Benjamin and Dora ReseHthal Prague.
 1-Glendera Maria. daughter to Sam lei and Jennie E. Whiteheuse Carpenter
 2-FFed, son to James and Mary Had dad.
 2-Marion. daughter to William and FelriHa Yegiard Bosse.
 2-Mildred Shaw, daughter to Edmund W. and Mabel Shaw Sinott
 4-Loretta Lillian, daughter to Charles Richard and Margaret Marks Fisher
 5-Mike, son to Philip and Julia Wilk Laski
 6-Genowefa, daughter to Alexander and Salomea Roznose Sosnil1a.
 S-Lela Lorraine, daughter to Philip and Edith PieFson Jordan.
 s-John Wilbur. son to Allen w and Marie LeYsnes Manchester.
 S-Phyllis Anne, daughter to Roland B. and Edith Piersea Jordan
 9-Haroid Murray, son to Raymond R. and Marion c. Stone Standish.
 s-Kendall Homer, son to Milton L. and Jessie Harvey Smith.
 9-Waitef Joseph, son to Octave and Aldea Samson Maheu.
 1U-OfASl1 lce SOL IO Joseph ana Sarah Parent Rendeau.
 11-DoFis. daughter to Thomas and Glorianna Martin Champagne.
 12-Marian Rose, daughter to Ray mond S. and Eteila V. Chase Herrick.
 12-Waiter Henry, son to Thomas Henry and Aettie Gour Young.
 13-James, son to Geremie and Liza LaramiHe Chase.
 14-BaFbaFa Oliya. daughter to Albert s. and Mabel Skillen Macdonald.
 14-Adelhert Roland, son to Adelhert H. and Lydia Heuie Witt
 1S-LawFence Arthur. son to Philip Arthur and May Dilks Smith.
 1e-Geerge, son to Aggens and WiIho- lina Spemes Shashak
 1s-Irvin Claude. son to George and Julia Robinson SypheF.
 21-Geerge Mann, son to Homer Mann and Hazel D. Perry Harrington
 22-RiehaFd Irwin, son to Harry I. and Margaret Maxwell Lester
 2s-Aliee Theresa. daughter to Adeiph