Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16

corner Of Main and Ash streets. by ia
COB Freeman. owner and driver, Of
Hartford. Mr.. Freeman took the child
to st. Joseph's hospital where it was
learned that his injuries consisted OF
scratches and a few minor bruises. The
accident was reported to the police.
The criminal side of the Windham
county superior court opens in this city
today (Tuesday) at 10 o'clock, Judge G.
L. Avery On the bench. The jury has
been called for 2 p. m. Prisoners at the
county jail at Brooklyn are to be put
to plea The, criminal list Is compare
lively small this year.
Augusta johnson, local wholesaler,
has brought suit against Stanley Ceisla
to recover damages of $780, The case
IS returnaible before Justice Curtis Dean
on May %. Property valued at $3.50
has been attached by City Sheriff Thorn
as ]. Killourey for the plaintiff com
pany, A. H. johnson & Co.
Ohicers Of the Epworth League in
stalled Sunday evening by Rev. John
Pearce, pastor Of the Methodist church.
are as follows: President Claiming II.
Morrill, vice presidents, Miss Ethel 81
monds. Miss Eunice M. Camp. Mrs. Wal
ter Grenier, and Miss Marion Ide; sec
rotary, Miss Mildred johnson, and treas
urer. Walter Griggs.
Brief Notes.
Windhan ana killingly High have
their annual baseball battle today
| Tuesday, at Recreation Park Smart
ing under a defeat by Norwich Free
Academy, the local boys are determined
to get revenge on Killingly.
Work was done In the third rank at
| the meeting of Natchaug Lodge, No. %,
Knights Of Pythias, held Monday night
at Castle Hall. Main street.
Mrs. G. H. Savage of Storrs. is to be
the speaker today (Tuesday) at the
meeting Of the Wilumantic Woman's
club. Her subject viii be Reading for
| the Adolescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. jackson and Mr..
and Mrs. E, 0. Sumner motored to Dan
ielson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Smith have left
| Chicago and will make the rest Of the
| journey home by automobile.
Mrs. A. L. French is spending week
with her daughter, Mrs. Asline Ward OF
Highlands, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E Lincoln and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles f. Risedorf left Mon.
] day on motor trip on Cape Cod. They
! will be gone for several days
i Edwin c.. Aekley, who has been con
! fined to his home on South street be
cause of illness, is able to be at worl
again.
DR.. Louis l. Mason and Robert E
i Mitchell, vestrymen of St. Paurs Epis
copai church, are to represent the par
ish at the annual diocesan convention
i TO be held at Christ Church Cathedral
Hartford, today (Tuesday) and Wed
nesday.
. Otto Kuster of Manchester was be
) fore the police court Monday morning
! and pleaded not guilty to the charge 0
reckless driving brought against him
: following an accident resulting iron
/ which Joseph Dzwinczk is a patient a
St, Joseph's hospital. The case wa
t | continued until Saturday, when it is ex
7 pected that Dzwinczk can attend court
r The Forty Hours devotions at St. 10
: seph's church began Sunday at tn
r close of the 1880 o'clock mass and wi
= close this (Tuesday) morning at the
o'clock mass.
Beginning Monday morning the frs
: trolley on the South Coventry line al
, rived in this city at 6.45 o'clock TIL
balance of the schedule remained tn
same. The reason for setting the frs
: Gar nam noun aneaq IS TO aCcommC
e date workers in local mills.
81 According to statements Of the off
7 Gals Of the Frank T. Murphy Show
/. ! Willimantic cost the proprietor som
: few hundred dollars, as business. wa
: not up to standard.
e Straw hats are now things to be wor
:. without danger of hearing bell rim
d monday started the season.
d Practically all local mills with the e,
J. ception Of the Windham Silk are 81
Grating on daylight saving time. Wine
i ham silk opens at s a. M. others at 7
: M. closing earlier than usual.
J. William ]. Keeney of New Yor
5, president Of the Holland Silk Compan
Z. visited the local plant Monday,
Funeral services for Sarah Euzabei
Lawton were held Sunday afternoon
: 2 o'clock at the South Chaplin chant
- services being conducted by Rev. w
Sanford of Des Moines, Iowa, assistt
= by Rev. John H. Knott Burial was
I / Chewing cemetery. Chaplin. The bea
Il ers were W. B. sandford Elmer Weir
II Louis Weirs, and William Weirs II
i NJ. Shepard was in charge of<the a
4 | engagements