Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
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The urpu1zttn of Brooklyn tan was bonzed .by two Friday afternoon when ontzus Belisle and Nelson De Marche ,rsre taken over Belisle, after having piaaded erirty tn the town court to hav- inr been intoxicated. to serve sem ten.cs of3O days and-De Marche to await trial for having been intoxicated and al lO11nr a dog al liberty in violating of sSe quarantine ruSes Ds Marche was unahle Go furnish bonds in the amount Of y1eo-1o guzrzrtes his appearance when his-case comes un. so was taken over to jan
 The men have been living in a shack near Goodyear and weresrzmbNng around the stare highway In an intoxicated con ditiou. with the dog as company when arrscsd by Deputy Sheriff Charles F. Aye-. The men said they had been keep ing drunk on Jamaica ginger and that she aou1ce of supply had been ample.
 Friday morning the funeral of Mrs. Adeline BsSsett was held from the home cf Nr and Mrs William J. Ross, Broad Fzreet. win services at St. James church Ht o'clock Rev. John Roux. N. S.. was cclebrant -0t the solemn high mass rf rsruiem. with Rev. Augustin Chap iEuac as deacon and Rev. A. B. Moussier as sub deacon The mass was attended by many relatives and friends including Q large delegation from the Ste Anne society of St James church of which NrS Bsssett had been member for many years Burial was in the Bassett lot fn Holy Cross cemetery. The bearers were Joseph Y. I4avallee- Damase Boul- ais Joseph Bousqust, Loseph Bodo, Abel i. Reeves and Wilfred Loiselles. Louis F. Kennedy was the funeral director. There were beautiful floral remen- brances.
 Mss Annie Dooley. ss, sister of Mrs Patrick Weaver, Is dead at her home in T1syviIle Miss Dooley was a native of Ireland. Her death occurred somewhat srddenly Thursday afternoon and was at t-fbuted 70 heart trouble.
 While chasing a COW that had invaded a little garden near her home at Killingly Center Mrs. Sadie Higgins stepped on 2 stone that was part of the low stone wan and the stone turned over. throw inr her and causing her to fracture hel ankle.
 The case Of Frank \. Davis th town 'ot KiIlingly. an appeal from th beard of assessors, is schedled 10 com Co triaa in the superior court befor Judge Marvin on Tuesday, September F The corut will be asked to determin whether or not the assessors placed al equitable assessmsnt on certain parcel of Mir Davis property within the tow of kuisnEly when they were making III Inc last grand list This case will brin the first trial ot such appeal cases a are pending and the outcome of it wi be awaited with interest by Killingl people.
 NIsuah-rs of McGreEor Woman's Relic corps have a meeting scheduled for Wed nesdry evening of next week. This meet InE wiI inaugurate the fall activities c the orEanization and will be the occasio for the discrssion of plans for s meetin to be held on Wednesday September 2- af which time the annual inspection wi take place.
 Work ir putting in a new set of gat: at the canal of the Quinebaug Compan cannot be completed in time 10 perm of the reoPening Of the plant next Tue! day. the day after Labor Day, it wa ststed %r.day. l. is anticipated, how ever. that the work will be complete drrinE the coming week.
 Gasoline Is up a cent a gallon th being the amount of a new state ia new in effect The price was boosted | nan- dealers on Thursday and othei began to take the extra toll Frida The tax was voted at the last sessic of the legislature and is one of hume eus devices 70 provide additional revenl for the state. The new stata tax picture houses also is now in effect.
 Three more weeks is rhe time no eDecifed as required for completing u state highway between Brooklyn ar Hampton. Work has gone along prac icaIy unhampered by wet weather duriT the past four weeks and good prOgre has been made Travel is allowed ov part or tne new road on the Brooklyn or as well as on the Hampton end. b there Is a detour around the section (