Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

plaintiff claims 500 damages as the re-
suit Of the failure of the defendant to
pay him a commission which ne alleges
was rightfu9ly due as ne acted as the
agent for her in the sale of certain land.
A large delegation of members of
Knights of Columbus went to Norwich
Sunday to witness the exemplification of
the third degree on class OF thirty
| candidates by White Cross Council, No
18. The degree work was held in the
Davis theatre and was under the direction
Of District Deputy I. Freak Cunning
ham Of this city.
st. Mary's choir boys win hold their
| third annual festival this (Afonday)
afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Gaudreau Of, II John street The
festival will consist of athletic games in
the yard and games and luncheon in the
house.
Violet Reb<kah lodge entertained
| members of Obewebstuek lodge No. 16, /.
o. Q. F., Saturday evening in Odd FEEL
| lows hall. There was a Christmas tree
social time and refreshments. Each per
son brought d gift not exceeding ten
| cents in value and the distribution OF
gifts caused much nerriment
| Mrs. Mary A. Carey, widow OF John VI.
Carey, died early Sunday morning at at
her home Park street from pneumonia.
She is survived by a son, Henry S. Carey
of New Lenaon and two daughters, Miss
es Mae and Nora Carey of Willimantic,
two sisters, Mrs. NJ. Sullivan of New
port. Mrs. C. WaIss Of ireland and
brother, M Sullivan Of ireland.
There was an automobile accident on
Main street jest above North street Sat
urday evening at 10 O'Clock knen a Buick
car owned by Dr. +. z. Wilcox and driv-
en- by Raymond Sullivan coIlided with a
rerd Bawlikewski The ,atter's car was
just pulling away from the curbing and
turned out into the street when the vii
cox ear which was travelling westward
collided with it sRringing the front axle
and left fender The Wilson car get
broken headlights and tenders The
| matter WIS reported to police headuart-
ers.
grief Mention
W. G. Norris of this city preached the
New Years sermon at Liberty Hill
| Congregational church Sunday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Stiles returned
| Sunday TO their home in South Windhaln
from Holyoke, Mass, where they spent
| the past week,
= Miss Sara, ADbe returned Saturday
from New York where she has been the
| guest of her uncle, Richard ]. Holmes.
! Maurice Wallen, tenor in the Colonial
/ Male duartette, sang In concert given
Sl~lday at the Center church South
lAfan.ehester., After the concert he carne
20 this city to spend New Years with his
parents Mr. and Mrs Kirk walen
! Motorists appeared Sunday morning
with 1922 markers on their cars.
Odel NJ Chapman Fife and Drum
Ieorps has leased the band room of the
American band and will hold reheargafa
there on Wednesday of every week.
Miss Betty Buck OF North street lef;
Saturday to spend New Years witf
friends in Stamford.
Misses Gertrude and Virginia Kinds
also Josyypi1 Kinds of Windharn road, lefi
Saturday to spend New Years with Mr.
land Mrs. Jason Draper of Holyoke, Mass
Miss Lots Cllappeli. who has spent tht
Christmas vacation at her home OF
Spring street leaves today Cafonday) fol
Mansfield. Ohio, where she is pbysiea
director at the T. ". c. A.
1922 brought q good Sunday, the temp
erature being high. Services at all Ioca
church were attended by large congrega
tons.
Miss MhAel H. johnson Of Prospte
street entertained for the week end, he
sister and brother-in-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Mills and their daughter, Grace %
Boston.
l George NJ. Harrington left Sunday 10
| Lewiston. Me, to resume his studies a
Bates college.
Automobile drivers have until Jan. ct
at midnight TO comply with ruling 10
: 1922.
Ford auto truck owned by Hollis II
Lyman and driven by Roger Moran, me
with an accident Saturday noon on Jill
sons hill When half up the mill. Moral
attempted to shift gears and tllis cause,
1 the car to back down the grade an,
crash into the stone wall near tn
driveway Of the JFlson house The ca
turned over, throwing the driver an,
another man into the street. but they es
capped unirjured. PEouEbing tools wl1iel
4 were IN the car were scattered about tn
street. The car sustained a brokel
spring and a bent hood.
The local eentmitsss fer the Nea
East Relief work has reported its receipt
for the week. There was considerable
interest aroused by the advertisement
dwelling on the phases Ct the Near Eas
relief problem which were printed De
ceuaber "a at the reuest Of various bus
mess concerns. The committee hopes tina
manifestations OF Interest WIFI continue.
Funeral services for Harriet Noble wor
held Saturday afternoon at three o'cloci
at 81 North street. Rev John Pearc
pastor Of the Methodist church, officiated
/ The body was placed in the recetvfn
vault Of the Willimantic cemetery Fun
era7 Director Jay n. Shepard was il
charge Of the arrangements.
Funeral SeFVteeS for nxxfsltk A naus,I.
day were held at his home IN Hebron a
noon Sunday. Burial was in Libert
Hill cemetery. Arrangements were i
charge Of Funeral Director Jsy n shep
ard