Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-08
WILL. I'M A!NT1C

fine the furnishing of entertainment to the members themselves.
 Louis. E, Kfngsbury then gave an in teresting talk on his experiences while on a tour of Europe last spring. The meeting was then clesed by singing one stanza of The Star Spangled Banner In police oourt Tuesday WiHiam Le- Clair of Occum was fined $15 and costs amounting to S24,15 for the theft Of ring from Miss Laura Armand Of this city. The ring was valued at $14 and LeClair pleaded guilty to the charge. Miss Armand said that while in lecal store on June Is she met LeClair and ! showed him the ring. LeClair grabbed lit and made, off and when she went to get it later found that, he had gone to Canada. AZ warrant was made out for | his arrest and on his return to Occum few days ago he was apprehended. I4eClair said that while he was at work the ring had broken and he had thrown l it away. He agreed to buy the girl an other ring.
 Dr. Burt K. Dow vas charged with non support of his wife, Bessie L. Dow and entered a demurrer which was over= ruled by Judge Dean. pr. Dow was found guilty and ordered to pay the sum of s15 per week to his wife. He then took am appeal to superior court under | bonds of $500. This is the defendant S | second appeal from furnishing support to his wife, having taken an appeal a few monthstago when he was ordered to pay SIS week to his wife.
 Andrew c. Roux, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Roux of 314 Pleasant street. and Miss Lumina Dion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Dion of SS High street, were quietly married by Rev. J. h. Papillen in St. Mary's church recent I ly. They were attended by Joseph Reux and Antoine Dion. MT. and Mrs Roux left by automobile on their honeymoon trip of two weeks after which they will reside at 314 Pleasant street.
 MT. Roux is the superintendent of the local plants of the Rossie Velvet com pany and is well known in this city. Mrs. Roux has been employed at the Boston Store in this city.
 The undertaking automobile of the Jay NJ. Shepard Estate and Ford com mercial truck owned and driven by Irv- ing Fuller of Mansfield Four. Corners figured in collision at the foot of | Spring, hill recently when the Dodge car in which were John Johnson and Fred , Avery, skidded and struck the Ford truck In which rode MT. Fuller and his sister, Airline Fuller. MT Fuller re- ceived .stight cuts on the head and had , to haves medical attention, According to reports the Ford truck was cpnsid- erably damaged and the Dodge. receivad some damage to the wheels. The col lision was accidental as both parties were travelling slowly at the time.
 Frank c. Phillips has brought suit ta recover damages of $500 against James w. Baker of Ashford, and the case is re, turnable before the Windham county superior court the first Tuesday in De cember. It is alleged in the writ that the defendant sold the plaintiH boiler and he warranted. the boiler to be al right for use. The plaintiff alleges that at that time of sale the boiler was not fit for use, being badly rusted and in 2 leaking condition, and that these ., de, fleets rendered it absolutely worthless for uses
 The funeral of George A. Sheparf was held Tuesday afternoon at u' clock at the late home, 9S South Parl street. Rev. Walter F. Borchert off
 ciated: Burial was in the Willimanti
 cemetery. The bearers were H, R Chappell, R. L. Wiggins, A. B. Burle Eson, Frank W. Alpaugh, D. c. Hill an
 R. D. Mitchell. The Jay M. Shepar,
 Estate had charge of the arrangement In conjunction with the nationa movement. Better Speech Week is bein held at the Willimantic State Norma
 school Principal George H. shafel
 Miss Faith Lee and Miss Edna Bur
 gess recently addressed the assemblag
 in regard to better speech and the et
 fectiveness of the human voice.
 While on his way to Hartford Artbu
 Keith of the Danielson State Polio
 barracks, witnessed fist battle Tues
 day morning about 10 o'clock on Ma = chaug street in the lower section of thi
 city. He stopped and separated bot
 men who were Theodore Gadorowski. 4
 baker, and Edward Israel, 20, bot
 residents of the lower village. The me
 were taken to the police station an