Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-17
NORWICH BULLETIN
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q Church street Tslsphops lasf 2 Mrs Gauthier Ludivini (Houls), ss, {. Shp died at the home of her daughter, . Mrs Charles cahuyin of arc Main street, late SFriday from heart trouble was beEp |, in sorel. P. e.. July 2s, 1853, the daush- l. ter of Antoine and Delphins Hood Houle. : AirE Gsuthier had been 3 resident of this city fer the past a2 years, and was the q widow of Eusebe Gauthier. who died about year ago. She is survived by eight children. Omer of Drummondivlle, y Canada: Hector and Mrs. Charles chau- win of Willimantic; Mrs. Alma Whitnex 4 Of Granby, Canada Mrs. Henry Chali- foux of Drummondville, Canada: Mrs. Gedeop Lavigne of this city and Miss Alexandria Gauthier of Montreal. She leaves thirty-one grandchildren and four great t-grsndchildren three brothers, An toine and Victor Houle of Leominster, -' Mass; and Rouelle Houle of tbis city {; and three sisters, Mrs. Achille Caron, Mrs. Adolph simard and Mrs Aime The roux of Woonsocket, R. l.
 Leander Austin. Mrs. Alfred L. Lathrop and Mrs Emory Brown returned to their homes in this city Saturday morning aft sr an automobile tour of a month through five of the New England states, a portion of Canada and including 9 stop at Mi aEara Falls. While enropte the party -ramped. except when the weather was too stormy. A trailer was carried with the automobile, both owned by Mrs. Austin, which contained baggage and sleeping equipment for the party. The trip was an enjoyable one in spite of the fact kf-. I~x- Sstr- inE the month. The route which they fol. lowed was through Springfield and North Adams, Mass. into Vermont and through the White Mountains, passes of New Hampshlre. silirting a corner of Maine into Canada. Tn that country roads were ..Yefy poor. Mile after mile the car hat to be driven through mud almost up tc the axles. Good evidence of this wa: given Saturday morning as they arriyec fin town, the color of the car being con csaied by a heavy coating of dried mud.
 The man who went o1er Niagara Fall in a barrel held no dares, for Florimons -GiFsrd. IT. of North Windham. Frida, night he figured in an unusual stunt ol the Hall pond, in that place, by rowing boat close to the dam of the pond to int out the strength of the current H
 
 the face of the dam when it was swep over for a drop of about twelve feet. Gl rsrd hung to the sides of the boat an, was thrown out when the boat landed a he bottom of the dam. He was uainiur ,pd Girard and a number of other boy had been swimming and before Girarl donned his clothing he decided that b would try the stunt. Two boys wh witnessed the boat being swept over th dan said that they believed hs would 5 killed.
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 Ferdinand D'Esopo of Hartford rep reseRts Salyatori Foti in the summaT, process suit of the First Society of spir 4tuSlists against Foti, which is to D heard before Justic of the Peace Curti Deal. July 2f.
 Joseph Rafala was arrested Saturda, soon by Officer Thomas Grady on th lharge Of assault on his father and nother-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Gieusepp Eammillo of No. 22 Winter street, Rs ,sia was released on bonds of 1ee flii nished by Thomas Tanilo of No 115 Main street. Rsfala is 10 appear the police court this (Monday) morning.
 Thomas Brown contemplates puiIain several cottages on his land on Brow avsnue. This Is the street over whic et common council meetings for son, naenths past, there has been much dis cuasion concerning it's acceptance. Th news of MT. Browns decision will b pleasing to the residents of the avenue.
 The third degree was ezempiiasd on elaHs Of eighteen candidates for th knights of Columbus in Wellington Friday night. Past State Deputy Gropi of New Haven and District Deputies ! Frank Cunningham of this city, Repdel of aeriden and Kennedy of Hartter were in charge. After the degree wer luncheon was served. A party Of loc; tnishts including William Grady, Aibsi