Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-24

was held Thursday morning from the | late home. 20 Mansfield avenue at s.S0 o'clock followed by requiem high 1 mass in St. Josepn's church at g o'clock. | Rev. John E. Clark officiated A com initial service was conducted at the grave in St, Joseph's cemetery by Rev. Father Clerk, The bearers were Frank F'oti; Joseph Pedro, Tony Alberto and Fred Sarrano. A large number of friends and relatives attended the ser vices, and there were many floral trfb- ures. The Hurteau-Bosse Corp, had charge of the arrangements.
 The weddins of Charles MazLoIa and Miss Castanzia. which was to have taken place at St Joseph's church Thursday morning, had to be postponed on account of the illness of the brde-to-be Miss Anna CaStarzia, Is, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank CaSanzia of 10 Babcock place. has been patient at St. Francis hospital, Hartford, since Tuesday, Nov. 14, following an operation, and returned to her home Wednesday. The ceremony will take place next week.
 The judgment of the wiudham county superior court, which has been sustained by the state supreme court of errors. in the case of Warren S. Woral vs. Thomas Foley, John J. Kelley and the late Daniel
 
 l of about S1,200 and costs to the plaintiff, has been paid by former Mayor Dunn's estate and the two other defendants. The | total amount was over $1 400.
 i. John Sarsfeld Shugrue. superintendent | of privileges wGth the Ringing Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus. is spending a. few days with relatives and friends in l this rcity- after a successful season. The show exhibited in 35 of the states of the | union- /t.. ..-...- ,-- A question mark now preHdes at the | swivel where the bell of Engine No. -401 of the Central Vermont railway was for meriy stationed. When the engine pulled 1 into this city recently the pulling Of tho bell cord gave no response, and a look l showed that the bell was gone, Dctec- 1 tives of the raikoad were in this city to investigate whether the bell was stolen or just dropped. of. 70 ! Nicholas Orlando, supernUmeraFy- of- ficer on the local police force, is in Ha1- | ford, where he is receiving final fnStruc- tions at the. state attorneys office prior i to leaving for the west upon secret ser vice investigation work. MT. Orlando will be gone two or three weeks He does not expee. to. resign from the force. 4 Judge of Probate Otto B. Robinson of this city. has been appointed a member l of the legislative committee of probate judges which will seek to have certain iquestions clarified by the general assem- ply at the coming session. ls.,..-..
 Superior Court Clerk Edgar NJ Warner announced Thursday that the short cal endar session of superior court which was 1 scheduled to be held in this city today | (Friday) will be held in Putnam instead. Mrs. William Bentley of West Willing ItoR announces the marriage Of her dangh- t ~ T. ID,,41, I4.- ZY- :. Haven, son of Mrs. Mary Doyle Of Bridge port. The marriage took place in New Haven Nov. 9th.
 E. Byrd Freeman, manager of the local Singer Sewing Machine coupanys. store received a lacerated chin and upderliu and several broken teeth Thursday morn ing when the self starter on his auto1no- bile refused to work and he attenpted to crank the macline. The engine backhred and threw him against the radiator with considerable force. s
 Mrs. A. c. Scripture, Mrs. Stephe1
 Davis. Mrs. J, NJ. Gager and Miss Ids /b Brown have returned as delegates to tht worlds and national convention of the " c. T. U. which met in Philadelphia I Twenty seven, countries were represented at the convention, which was the farges l of dts kind. t'-- 9'r Mrs. Waity Clifford is recovering iron
 an operation which she unherwent at St
 Joseph's hospital. .-T r I Miss Alice Gardner of Mckinley ave
 hue; Norwich, is the guest of Mir. ans Mrs. A. L. French for a few days
 ~ Mrs Darius Bennett of The Ridges |
 spending two weeks with friends In Boe
 ton, Mass. s>e-- -' 1 Arthur F. Squires, sen of Mr. and Mrz
 A. J. Squires, will resume his duties a. tteacher in South Glastonbury next weel after short illness.
 Herbe% W. Clark of South coEent1.
 received telegram Thursday moSutni k from Jacksonville. Fla, informing hin
 that David M. Clark. his brother, haI been k1lled Wednesday night in an auto
 mobile crash in that city. PanicuIar 1 win be sent, later. The deceased va.
 born in South Windham about 45 year ago. He attended school there and learn
 ed the drug business He worked for I6hi
 T. Baker in this city for some tfms
 Twenty-Five years ago he removed t Hartford and engaged in the hotel bus
 ness Fifteen years ago MT Clark asso cia1ed hhmseh with the Norwich Pfraz ! macy company of Norwich, N. r., whole salers, and has since been salesman fp the firm. He Is survived by two brother l and two sisters, Herbert w, of South Gov
 entry and Dr George Clark of Dumoni
 N. r.; Mrs. Lena Tiffany of New Tor. city and Mrs. Ralph Tibals of New Yorl $ He also leaves number Of nsphews an 2 1 nieces.
 Thomas Kellener 2of Park street va given al surprise party Thursday evsnin d at his home in honor of his birthday. II