Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-15


 est Sk4In4r..17Szear old youth who 1nur- dered Clarencs T. Miller the aged recluse at HoTard Valley, Hampton, last fazl, then setting fire. to the house. The boy is now at the State Hospital for the In sane al Norwich.
 Local parties who drew fines in the United States court at New Haven be- fore Judge Thomas were: Stanley Cie- slays $75; Docithee Couchon, $50; John Caree,i $300; and Max Lucas $100.
 Eastertide services of Old Trinity church, of the Russian Orthodox Catholic faitl1 began Friday afternoon at O. clock and will continue, for five days. At five o'clock a procession around the church was held followed by prayers Easter Sunday, starting at F, noon, a similar service will. be held to last two hours, and will he carried out with po1np and ceremony by Rev Basil J. kosf4el, the new pastor. Easter Sunday morning at 10 o'clock 2, silernn high mass is to oe celebrated and in the afternoon at , O'Clock vesper services will be held. On Monday, short services are to be held during the day,
 The aator.cbals drirer. by Edward II. McTe4gA of No Is Hill street, Norwich. figured tn an aoeadent Thursday night at South Wandhasl at the same spot where the Norwich car driven by Stanlay An dreWs Of Norwich came to. grief Tues day night. It was alleged that. IeVeigh took tlie corner too fast and could not avoid striking a, tree which has stopped not a few motorists Who have wheeled around the corner at q similar rate Of speed, Tlle three passengers in the car were urlinjured, After temporary re- pairs were made the car returned to Norwich Constable Harry W. Avery investigated the sraash-up and Lieuten- ant MacArthir of tllis city also. went to the location of the accident,
 Funeral services for Mrs Mary r. Ia Der were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home in South Windhan conducted by Rev. c. E. MaeDuffee, of ClilFtondaIe, Mass. Burial was ill Wind ham cemetery. The funeral was private and the bearers were Charles Maynard D, W. BacLus. Charles Backus, James hartzglan, Clarence Avery and Harry Avery. Funeral Director Jay Af Shep- ard was in charge Of the arrangements
 Mrs. AIary J. Squire, 80, died early Fri day morning at her home. in South Cow entry. She was the. widow of Henry Squire and was born in Ashford, Feb 12, 1S42, the daughter of AIr. and Mrs Emerson BarroyHs. She is survived by three sons,. Frank, Charles and Arthur J. Squire; two brothers, John and Elijah Barrews of Ashford: and two sisters Mrs Julia R4elSnelI of this city and Mrs Dora Enlerick of Illinois.
 Brief Notes.
 atr, and Mrs. William II. Latham aad A 1Ts--S f T ing the week end with MT. and Mrs BetTard Latham, of CEestwood Park Yankers, ". '.
 Francis Boucher. student at St JoliD's Preparatory school, Danvers, Mass, Is st the home of his parents MT. and Mrs, Delnhis Boucher, for the Easter holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Arnold, Mrs Ansell Arnold, and son, are spending the week end with Mrs. William Arnolds father. MT. Hutchinson, in Essex
 John King. of Yale university is at the home of his father, William 4, King for the holidays.
 Clarence Aforiarty of Tufts college is, at the home Of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Patrick F. MoriaEty during the Easter recess
 J Gilbert Cox Of Hampton was ar rested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff 4. l. Greenslit on warrant charging him with cruelty to animals, the charge be- ing preferred by the Human Society, At the heEng held before Justice of the Pe2es Chester E. Jewett, at Hampton. Cox pleaded guilty and was med 526 and costs amounting to S23.3s, which he pad by check
 George Mccormick will appear in the police court this (Saturd ay) morning, charged with intoxica ton He was ar rested on Main street Friday after noon while under the weather
 Rev. Maxim Maruselsk, rector of the Rl1ssian 0rthodo1 church in this city for the past two years has been trans ferTed to the parish at Colchester.
 Miss Leona. AIillillfn, of Hartford, is taes guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Frank Hall, of Windhani. Charles Hurley of Naugatuck is, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Michael P. Crohin.
 MT. ard Mrs. James HaTroun are en- l tertainirg their son, Kenneth Harroun of Bridgeport over the week end.
 Maxwell Connolly of Boston college is with his father, Thomas Connolly for the ] holidays
 Miss Hazel ,BuhneH of Centerbrook, is the guest of Afr. and Mrs. c. L.. Jones for the holidays.
 Miss. Mary Ottenieimer and Miss Ma bel Pay-son have been selected as dele gates and Misses Margaret Ryan and Elsie Baker. aIternates, by the Wind ham Girls club to the national conVell- ton of the National League of Girls 1 cla4es, to be, held at Vassar college PougAksepsie.. N. Y, in May. | Miss Celia Morih and Miss Alice Shea