Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-07
WILL MANTIC

lice Daniel J. Kf1lourey that stories
were being circulated about the city
that he was the person who 'squealed,'
to the federal prohibition enforcement
officers on Docinthe Couchon. of No.
asa Main street, whose place was raid
ed last week and liquor seized. Mr..
Caasee did not name the person or per-
sons who started the report and made
no charge. "Ail I want to say Is that
have lived in WiEMnantic for forty
years and am not in the habit of talk
ing about my neig1Ebors, friends or any
body. It is a COMPOUNDED lie and I want
to set myself right in the public mind
In the matterI'' he declared.
Harold W. TiI1fnghast, of Mansfield
Center. who said he drove from Will
mantle to Hartford to get his car prop
erly registered and was halted within
half a mile of the capitol for not having
his car registered, was fined SIS and
SO was RENTED at the session of po-
lice court in Hartford Saturday.
s. b. Baron, of Jordan Road. has
bought Snow King. the White Rock
rooster that carried away the blue rib
bons at the New York poultry show. He
IS son of Snow Flake, the hen with a
record of S1S eggs. MT. Baron will use
Snow King at the head of his breeding
pen.
Mrs. AdeIIa Hatch Kline, wife Of
| Frederick E. Kline, died Sunday at her
! home in South Windham. She was born
| In Franklin, Oct. 10, 1853, the daughter
OF Samuel o. and Eunice r. Armstrong
! Hatch. The deceased is survived by her
husband, two brothers, Henry S. Of
! Windham and Charles P. of Hartford
| and three sisters Mrs. William c, Back
L Z 7
| South Windham.
! Mrs. Josephine Fontaine Lisee died
| Sunday night at her home on Brick Tor
road after short illness. Mrs. Llsee
was born in Weldon Canada, Aug. q
1855. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fourier) Fontaine. She has been a
resident Of Willimantic for over thirty
years. She was a devout member OF
| St. Mary's church, also belonged to this
| st. Anne Society and League of the
| Holy Cross. Mrs. Lisee was a highly
| respected by all who knew her. She is
survived by her husband Pierre Lisee
She was tn mother of twenty children
fifteen Of whom are living. There are
nine daughters. Mrs. Napoleon Charron
| Of Hartford, Mrs Adelbert Richard Of
Groten, Mrs. Adolphe Rondeau of St
1gnace, Canada, Mrs. Archille Brault Of
Mrs G. St. Pierre. Mrs F. Chamber
lain. Mrs. A. Vanasse and Mrs. A. Dau-
rhinfas Of this city, and there are six
sons. John of Berlin n H t.; Henry of
Jewett City; Gedeon Arthur, Florimond
and Joseph of this city. She also leaves
| several grandchildren and greatgrand-
children.
Funeral services for Miss Mary Moran
were held Monday morning from her
home, No. 236 alley street at 7.30 o.
clock. REQUIEM high mass at st. Jo-
seah's church at 8 clock was sung by
Rev. John Z. Clark As the body was
borne into the church William \. Cos
tallo and Mrs. Grace Sullivan sang
tory Mr.. Costello sang 0 Salutaris, and
for a waiting hymn Mr.. Costello and
! Mrs. Sullivan sang Some Sweet Day.
Mrs. Edmond R. Rortelance was at the
organ. The services were largely at
tended and there were beautiful floral
| tributes. The bearers were Charles
! Gormley, Daniel Sullivan, Patrick Con-
/ nor of this city and Michael Mccarthy
/ of Hartford The body was placed in
| the receiving vault at st. Joseph's GEM
| etery. Arran gements were in charge OF
| Kdilourey Brothers.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary O'Brier
was neld Mon0dy morning from nel
| home, No SO Quercus avenue at $3.50
O'Clock. In the solemn high requiem
mass at ST. Josephs church at 10 o.
| clock, Rev. O. S. Beaumjster was cele-
| brant. Rev. H Belize of St Mary's
church was deacon and Rev Charles
Kelley was suib-6teacon. AS the body
| was borne into the church John 70!
| and Mrs. Henry Matthew sang Lead
| Kindly Light, and at the offertory Mrs
! Matthew sang o Salutaris. For wait
| ing hymn Mr. and Mrs. Roy gave Fac
to Face. The services were largely at
! tended and there were beautiful flow
ers. The bearers were Maurice WEIGH
| George TfrnTnins. Edward Laf1eur
James Malone, Nathaniel Simcox an,
| Frank Sayres. Burial was in st. 10
sepEl's cemetery, iAl GreeneviHe, wler
| the coTnmittal service was conducted b,
Rev. Charles Kelley Of this city. Xii
lourey Brothers were in charge of tn
arrangements.
John Murray, So. died at his homo
No. 80 Spring street, Saturday, evenin
after a long illness. He is survive
by two daughters, Mrs. Patrick Caller.
Of Providence. r. L, and Miss Mar
Murray Of this city an done son, Thorn
as Murray, also OF Willimantic.
The funeral of Henry Bauman wa
held from Killourey Brothers under
taking parlors on Union street Monda
afternoon at $50. The body was place
IN the receiving vault at st. Joseph
cemetery.
There was an attendance of about or
hundred at the weekly gathering at tn
Y. NJ. C. A., Sunday afternoon. Elme