Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-02
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phy. The 3x12 joists strung across the iron work on the sides of the structure, I which have been in place eleven years, l are badly routed in spots. Five of them | were sprung last week when loaded l five-ton truck broke through the bridge and had to be hauled off. It was stated l that the iron work was put in over for ty years ago and is not strong enough l to bear the loads carried by auto trucks. The bridge is 112 feet in length and 22 feet wide The work of repairing will take over two weeks and when it is fin ished limit will be placed on loads hauled over the structure.
 The funeral of W1sdystaw Dziekaw was held from his home, 51 Ives street, Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock. Re- -quem high mass at St. Joseph's church at o'clock was sung by Rev. John E. 7 dark As the body was borne into the church Abide With Me was sung and at the offertory Pie Jesu. As waiting | hymn Some Sweet Day was given. Bur i al with a committal service was in St. Joseph's cemetery. The bearers " Aa ! Michael and John Wizcik Theodore Ga | dowsll. John 'Bogota, Frank Frank Sahn and Gustaf Sagal representing St. Jo- | sephs Polish society of which MT. Dzie | kow was a member. Relatives and | friends from various cities were pres ' ent and beautiful floral tributes were re- ceived.
 The second annual old-fashioned clambal<e for San Jose Council. No. IA. Knights of Columbus. is planned for Aug. |, 20 at the pumping station grounds. This ] action was taken at a meeting of the committee of arrangements at which | Jeremiah Murphy presided. The com ] mittee comprises Jeremiah Murphy. chairman, S. B. Bertora, F. R. Porte ] lance, George Timmins. Walter John ssn. Albert J. Piche, Albert J. Fournier, ] Harry Sullivan. William Grady. Joseph 1 Connell William Lennon and A. J. Mar | tineau.
 Edward P. Lyman, who for the past i twenty years has covered the rural free delivery route out of the Columbia post | office. is to retire from the service. He has notified the department that he | wishes his resignation to take effect on f his 65th birthday in November.
 solomon Belanger reported to the po- lice department Monday night that his bicycle had been stolen from where he had left it near the Mason hospital. The machine was found Tuesday morning in a pasture off Windham road where it was probably left by some boy who took it for a ride.
 Only two cases of measles were re- ported to City Health o cer Dr. W. P. s. Heating during July.
 Rev. ". H. Cane has been in Daniel son for the past two weeks receiving treatment for his eyes from a special : ist. Mrs. Cane is with her husband. Christopher Mamick. well known local {, steepie-jack, has commenced the work Of making repairs on the north side of of the coping of Loomer Opera House block.
 Joseph Arson. of 57 Chapman street an employe of the Connecticut company ! crushed the tip of one nge of his left hand, Tuesday afternoon, when he fell on it. The injury was treated by a To- ? cal doctor.
 State Policeman RusseI B. Harmon ar rested Raymond GOyette in Stafford Springs Tuesday forenoon for the local polise and brought him here in the af- ternoon. Goyette is charged with non- support of his family and will be given 8 hearing in the police court this (Wed- nesday) morning.
 large number was in attendance or Tuesday a Farmers Week exercises al i Connecticut Agricultural College al Storrs. Demonstrations, lectures and reports composed the program. Ex- Governor Frank o. Loudon of Oregon Ill.,, is to deliver the address today Wednesday, in the armory.
 Briefs and Personals. Charming and Hope Morrill, are spend ing their vacation at Portland and Peaks island. Maine
 Miss Anna Bycel is on two weeks va cation in Hartford, with friends.
 Mrs. T. Frank Howie and daughter Florence. Helen Thompson and Philip Dean. of Glastonbury, motored to Man tic Sunday.
 Miss Marion Afford is at Columbia Lake, the guest of Mrs. Herbert Spauld- ing.
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lownes of East : Norwalk motored to the home of Dr ] and Mrs. A. V. Segar Sunday. Miss Helen Thompson returned with them for a short stay.
 MT. and Mrs. William s. Cane return. ed Tuesday morning after a weeks triI as far north as Portland, Maine.
 Albin Hagstrom left Tuesday on business trip to Boston.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meig5 and son. O
 Meriden, visited at the home of MT. ant Mrs. P. S. Hills recently
 Mrs. John Hersant has returned iron Lancaster. Pa. after spending weel with her mother.
 Miss Anna Peck and her niece, Mis-
 Doris Willard. have returned iron
 their vacation in Mansfield. Mass.
 Mrs. Hope Matthews and her daugh
 ter of Mansfield, Mass, are guests O r O. \. Willard and family.