Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-10

at Mansneld state Training School and
Hospital, from measles. The body was
prepared by the Killourey Brathers and
sent to the home of his parents, Mr. and
MHrs. Andrew Healey, Of Danbury.
Mrs. Napoleon, o. r. Pare died sun
day night at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Beaulieu of Is Carey
Hill. after a short Illness. She was born
in St Isadore, Canada, September 10,
1855, the daughter Of Jacuue and Ro-
sale Choiuhard Richard. Willimantic has
been her home for five years and she
attended St Mary's church. being
member of the st. Anne society She
is survived by ten children, Mrs Gedeon
Gagne of st Isidore, Mrs. Philip Paulin
Of st. Joseph, Canada. Mrs. Joseph Houle
of Ponlbriand, Canada, Mrs Wilfred
Fontagne Of Plassisville, Canada, Mrs
Joseph Beaulieu and Mrs. Emile Lus-
sier of Willimantic, Joseph Fare of st.
Theodore, Canada and Adelard and John
T. Pare of this city; a sister, Mrs Ma
poleon Balm of st. Roman, Canada,
sixty-three grandchildren, and on great
grandchi1d
Mrs. Winifred L. Lees died Saturday
at her home ION Main street. where she
was employed as housekeeper by Lucien
H. Leonard. Death was due to cerebral
enbolisrn. Mrs. Lees was born In Eng
! lAAQ riAu CNlil0 10 lIlS country Wnen. nXG
years of age, living for many years in
Danielson. She was the widow Of Hen
ry Lees and leaves one grand daughter,
Mrs. Percy NJ. Beal. and two great
grandchildren, of Marlboro. Mass.
The funeral of Mrs Frederick Melonie
Moreau Brousseau held Monday morning
at $50 o'clock from her late home 40
Hope street. In the solemn requiem
high mass at St Mary's church at o.
cleck Rev. ]. J. Papillon was celebrant
, Rev. James ]. Tyler deacon, and Rev
H. Belize sub-deacon. The body. was met
at the church entrance by a delegation
from St Anne society and escorted to
the sanctuary rail. Mrs Fortier sang,
, lie Heure Breve." The banner-bearers
+ were Mrs Eugene Cote. Mrs Pierre Car
Ply bearers were Mrs. Emil Chabot Mrs
Jean Baptiste Boudreau, Mrs Joseph
Desroisier and Mrs. Victoria Derners
At the offertory Mrs. Delnhins Bouch-
er sang, PIE Jesu" Solos were sung
f. by Mrs Heliodore Trudeau. Mrs. Hor-
misdas Dion, Mrs. Arthur .Marrotte and
Mrs Rene Beudrie. AS the body was
borne from the. church Mrs. Boucher
sang, LES Adrieux" by shubert The
" members of the choir were members Of
the ST. Anne society. A cor7n1ittai ser
"a VIC was ICcd 81. Joseph cemetery
t by Father Papiilon, assisted BY Faith
f er Tyler and Father Belize. The bearers
d were Jean B. Paulhus, Joseph W Be
:. rar6; Homer Trahan. Alcide Labelle, Al
e bert Fournier and James Berard. The
q body was placed IN the receiving vault
:, at st. Joseph's cemetery.
: The report of Chief of Police DAME,
: Killourey, for December contains 81 ar
; rests as follows: Drunkenness, l. assault
a 2, cruelty t. animals ?, passing worthless
= checks 2, non-support /, incorrigibe
+ reckless driving l, driving without ligrts
3 1, violation liquor law 5, violation Sunday
q l, Nagrancy I.
The cases were disposed of as follows
. Committed to Jail l, released BIZ chief 8
. noiled 8, paid fines and c-sts Z. discharged
l, execution of judgment suspended ar7o
in charge Of probation officer l. appealed
I, nolled by payment of cost l. sent t.
Il state farm for girls /, cost paid hne remit
$ ted l, continued l.
?. Thirty-ntne trarnps were lodged At the
t station during the ninth Electric t.-fits
r out 40 hours. Doors found open and Sc.
: cured 8. Complaints 200.
The January meeting Of the board o
e aldermen was held Monday night in tn,
. council chambers in the town building
. all members Of. the board being present
q | llS IEfe6tlIlS lasted DuI twenty minute!
= and at its conclusion Mayor Charles A
a Gates announce dthat. owing to the re
n count, he had refrained from maxim,
lany corsnlittee appointments or nreoar
= ing his annual message to the board. bu
\ he would call a special meeting later il
the week at which time he would max
. his appointments subject to the appro
wal Of the board. ana read his message
The minutes Of the December meetin.
were accepted. also the report Of Chic
of Police, Killourey showing arrests o
Fl for December. The report Of Irvil
M. Ford. superintendent of streets. show
ed expenditures of s153o.o3 for the pas
month. The resignation Of Patrick Hag
gerty as permanent member of En-
a zine Company No. I. effective Saturday
Dec 81, was accepted. His place wa
not filled at the meeting. Mayor Gate
was authorized and empowered to Dor
row $4,000 or fractional parts thereo
~ to defrav current expenses Of the city
81 The usual bills were read and arprovef
- The water committee returned it's find
ing on the petition for the extension o
w.ter main of Trapeila street It VIA
decided that no water main could be In
IA stalled in that street until Brown ave
II nue. and Trsoella street had been az
cepted by the city. Alderman Louis
Flynn announced that he had received
y, claim from z Windhan1 Center famil
= for about s15( for damages alleged t
= have been caused when a city true
= dumped load of brick as the claimant
az wife was driving by in a wagon. TIL
= horse. frightened at the noise, damage
- the harness and wagon. The claim wa
- referred to the committee on claims fc
:, Investigation and report.
IS, Bdef Notes.
er George Wharton Pepper. noted consti
~ tutional lawyer named by Governo
ST Sproul Of Pennsylvania to succeed tn
late Senior Boies Penrose IN the Unite
- States senate, Is known here, havin
spoken at the town hall during the pres
= identia1 campaign
Mrs. John F. Carr has returned to he
home on Oak street after spending tn
mast week with hr niece, Miss Sara
Ryan of Hartford.
BENJAMIN Eisenberg has returned I
this city after spending the week en-
with his wife in New York city.
wi1lfmantic council of the s. n.
Teleuhone Company held it's annus
Christmas party at Washburn hail Nor
day night. Gifts were distributed an
Z the evening was pleasantly spent
dancing.
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