Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-28

! l be sold,
 l The Essex sedan operated by John Fer 1 suson Of Norwich and containing a party of friends was badly damaged late We'd 1 nesday night at the trolley terminal on 1 Main street when MT. Ferguson in swing 1 ing around tile turn oh Main street into Jackson street inisjudged the corner and struck the curbing. Both right wheels of the car were ripped off, the car turning l on it's side. None of the occupants were i injured in the accident as the car was 1 travelling slowly to make the turn. which l is a, sharp one. The matter was report 1 ed to the police and Thursday morning l the damaged car was hauled to the Leon- ard Bros, Inc, garage for repairs. Officer Russell Harnan of Stafford l Springs state police barracks met appli- | cants for operators licenses here Thurs day at the police station. Spring like weather has evidently brought out many drivers, as Officer Harman was kept busy during his office hours.
 Reuben Pearl. administrator of the es- tate Of Clarence T. Miller, the recIuse. who was murdered last fall by Ernest Skinner, the IT year old boy now q pa tient at the Norwich state hospital for the insane, has been ordered to sell the estate by Judge Burnham of the Hamp- ton probate court. The estate consists of a tract of land near the Howard Val ley church and contains about two acres of land The house which stood on the property was burned by Skinner after committing the murder.
 The Charity ball held " Wednosday night at the state armory for the benefit of St Joseph's hospital was a success, about 200 couples attending. The hall was art istically decorated and the boxes were all occupied. Music was by Herb Smiths 1 orchestra. of Norwich. The committee in charge consisted of Mrs James H. Aspin- wall, general chairman; refreshment committee. Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. James Hurley, Miss Agnes Michigan, Mrs. A. c. Scripture, Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Mrs. l John O'NeilL Mrs. P. r. Moriarty, Mrs. ] A. D. Greene, Mrs. Michael Noriarty. Miss Evelyn Goodwin and Mrs. Roderick Gaudreau.
 Funeral services for Raymond c. | Gardner were held Thursday afternoon | at o'clock at his home in South Gov. entry. Burial was in Andover cemetery. i Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard was in | charge of the arrangements. The funeral of Mrs. olite L. Martin was held Thursday afternoon at o'clock | al her home in Chaplin, with burial in 1 Chaplin cemetery. Arrangements were in charge of Funeral Director Jay M. Shep- ard.
 Brief Notes.
 The carnival being held at Windham field under the auspices Of the James ]. Shea post. No. 19, American Legion. has been we'll attended this week by good sized crowds. and the post will realize a substantial sum for it's treasury PeO0ie in TViuCharn have oD,v 4,r.a more days in which to pay their licenses
 on dogs.
 The Euterpean orchestra, Miss Mary
 Rose Blanchette leader. is to give a. pub lie musical early in May at the Windham
 High school auditorium
 Prosecuting Attorney Samuel Harvey
 was in Rockville on business Thursday.
 Dog licenses must be paid at office of town clerk on or before May 1st.-adv.
 NIT. and Mrs. George F. Stiles have re-
 turned to their home in South Windham
 from Fall River. Mass, where they mo
 tored following a stay at Breton Hall !, ill New York
 W. L. Buckingham of The Ridges is
 able to be at work once more, havine recovered from an injury to his right leg
 which was sprained recently.
 Raymond A, Comins and John P. Nc. Qull!an of the American Thread company 1 1oo'it attshueu the meeting OI the Eastern Connecticut league held il New London Thursday night, The Dodge touring car recently pre- sented Rev. Harry S. McCready by in, members of the First Congregationa
 church. of which he is pastor. is soon {, . be turned over 10 him for use in his vorl
 among his parishioncts
 You have three days more to pay vou
 dog tax and save the extra doIlar.-ady
 The Loyal Order of Moose and SaI
 Jose council X. of C.. bowling fives will
 have another battle this (Friday) even
 ing on local alleys. Tho Moose thus ia,
 have the edge on the Knights, but afte
 tonight it is expected that matters vii
 be evened up.
 Mrs. Mary Driseou is teaching the m
 graded room at the model school durin, the illness of Miss Laura Foley, th ! teacher.
 Mrs. R. R. Porter of Pleasant street i spending two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Addison Chase of Rochelle. N. Y. Mrs. Richard Porter as delegate iron
 the local Congregational church attend cd the annual homo missionary unfol
 convention held in New Haven Wedncs day.