Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-21
WILLIMANTIC

and Jennie Ealsband Prag. 20. Ezestan son of Nitro and Marie RusieclSa DuborZ.
 2s Richard Henry, son of Henry Marshall and Catherine F. Sullivan Congdon. 30, Mary daughter of Louis and Pau! line Raymond Lets. SI, Maufne Lionel son of Maunle and 1 Antonia Gadoury Bertrand.
 ] Louis Berube. of Jackson street, wiH appear in police court this (Mondayl morning on the charge Of breaking and' entering. In the early hours of Sunday ! morning the home of Oaver Harvey, at ss Ives street, was entered. 4 mem l Der of the family woke, heard someone ] in. the house and gave an alarm. The 1 man left the house in pr-ecizitol1s fash ! ion and forgot his shoes and cap. It was found that the break had been done ! by removing a window screen. While l making an investigation, LiFHenant McArthur of the police, discovered the mans coat on a neaghbcr's doorstep. In one of the coat pockets was the picture ] of 6 woman. Further investigation proved that the picture was that Of 1 Mrs Berube and the arrest of Louis tBeTube followed. Sunday he was mak- ing an attempt to find someone to fur nisll him bond.
 1 Harry Cess. of Philadelphia, for- Inner resident of this cAy, who con- ducted tailor shop en Ufaon strest for ] a number Of years, Will appear in po- Nice court th.s tMondAS) charged with I isgtmnS a check without funds Gfss is 1 nov out on s2oo bonds Some time ago he issued a cheek without having the necessary funds and on his return to this city Saturday he was afres-ed. < local lookup fer his hppearance 4n court tn Chaplin for violation Of the game
 law. Chanel was aarested Sunday y morning by Constable Stinpson of thai lPlace.
 Receiving ! comp plaint tAat dfnnkel
 brawl was on at a familiar place of dis
 turbance. the Upton home, on Clark street Lieutenant McArtsur called there and arrested Clara Upton on the charge
 of drunkenness. She is to appear this fMonday) morning to answer to the
 charge,
 During the wind and rain storm al South Coventry. about R. m Satur-
 day the for<y-feot steel chimney of the old Armstrong mill Of that place was
 knocked over. The chimney WAS held in place by light steel cables and Nsas set up twenty feet from the ground oF the roof of the boiler room The ca
 bles could not stand the strain and th,
 chimney crashed to the ground, dam
 aging it considerably. The stack is tt
 be repaired and set up with heavier ca biea.
 el The weathevman teek pity oa tn,
 public and gave out some Gne days as l week. but came back with a knockou
 Saturday afternoon and Wiilimantac ex t perdenced one of the hercest starnas o
 te summer. The rain came down ii bueketfuls and for a few minutes ,haal
 stones as large as cheStnuts and som q alleged to be adnaoAt ay large as goi balls, fell with force that threatene, d window paaes and wialdsfaields The cit. took on the appearance of Venice, j, . some sections where the water ran gut
 ter-higih and ped estr iaAs had to wait sev y eral minutes before being able to eros the streets. But the old weather ma : kept a twinkle in is eye and in les than twenty minutes after the storn d flooded the earth with sunshine
 Judgment was EirtB fer the biAlstsI & to- the. amount of sks9 in the case ( s John LatuseS versus Max Brettscheide e heard Saturday morning Mr La4ilse h presented 2 bill Of ses.eo against tn " defendant and before the trial the ai : ter agreed to pay &6.so which he d.ighi I Latusek who insisted on be,ng paad i 'i full The hearing followed and tii :, above dedz5on rendered. LAtuSAk 'A to recover. the costs s4.Ts after the teE n. der was made
 At recent meeting of 4. c. TyI, d Auxiliary No lz held in the afmor,
 plans Were made ftw social at tns nsi IT regular meeting Septer1ber g. Ther
 will be an erltertainfnent in charge , 'h Mrs. Eileen Raoicot and refreshmknt
 will be served under the tireofiAn Id Mrs Katherine Joyce. Each niember
 privileged to invite friend. The law y party which was to have been held Fr
 day next has been postponed indefnit Ln IS.
 = In spite of thYeAteaIAk weather u
 excursson to Rocky Point sAturda } morning was q decided success. The a fair was under the ausralces Of tf American Thread A. A. A special tra! of ten coaches left at $50 ocieek vii
 a passsnger list Of 556. according to raj road oficta,s
 Charles Potter oS Perkins Cssher one of the, substitutes on the reser' list, has been called to duty at the !
 cal postoffice. He has been assigned
 the motorcycle delivery route.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
 Cranston were held Saturday aao-ni,
 at her home, 24S Church ztreet st
 o'clock. Rev W. s. Mcintyre offIciate ,r Burial was ir Wnlmantbo cemetar x Funeral Director Jay N. Shepard VI V in charge of the arrangements "a Local JottinEs.
 - Mrs. E. Frank Bugbee of Ea.ste,
 Point was in town recently on bAlsines
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. C. Persons of th
 city entertained MT. Persons couSi
 Miss Helen Persons of Wtnsted, ov
 the weekend
 Philip D. Park left Saturday for A visit with Hartford cousins
 Miss Lucille HaEroun of WaAhingt6