Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
man. Frank Russo. Phllip Moore and Nj

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 ted citizens on the responsibilities of an American citizen was given by Judge Hinman.
 The annual report of the selectmen of the town of Windham for the past year shows that it cost $ss.953.04 to conduct the town business. The amount of S107,-s 800 borrowed money is not included. Last year the expense was $s6. .607.7s and in 1920 it was s69,6S6.52. A large part Of the increase is due to the fact that S22,639.95 was paid out on the Wind ham Center school The total amount of orders issued this year was $20T.455.64. Tn the report is included the budget for 1922-1923, which calls for total of s2s0.650
 The increase in some of the depart ments is due to the fact that bridges had to be replanked S22, ,693.95 had to be paid on the new school building and the high ways had to be maintained.
 MT. and Mrs Henry ". Chamberlin as superintendent and matron, respectively. of the almshouse have as usual done good work. The net expense of the almshouse for the year has been $679SI7 there are IT inmates, with registration of 30 during the year.
 Edward NJ. Yeomans of Andover. United States referee in bankruptcy who was elected chairman of the democratic state central committee Thursday afternoon, is well known in this city He was born in Andover Nov. 27, 1871, and attended Natchaug school here. and later Trinity college. MT Yeomans has been connected with government offices for a number of years. He studied law in his fathers of fee and was admitted to the bar in 1898. He held thA offices of state auditor, 1906z 1907 health officer of Holland county from 1S00-1s14, and since then, had been federal referee in bankruptcy Some ten year ago he was legislative expressing clerk,
 Today. Saturday. Sept. g. the Jewish people of America. in common with their brethren all over the world, will assemble in their synagogues to observe according to the tradition of their fathers a solemn holiday, Rosh Hashanah, or the New Year. All the Hebrew places of business in this city closed at sundown Friday and will remain closed until Monday morning next. A series Of services began Friday evening and will continue through today and Sunday. Rabbi Max Levine is in charge.
 Celia Hurteau Bucksar has brought suit for divorce against Henry Bucksar oi this city on grounds of intolerable cruel ty. The action is returnabIe before the superior court in New London county on the first Tuesday in October
 Frank Csagko of No. IS Chapman street was arrested by the police on a ] warrant charging him with assaauItinp Antonia Kuicjzk of No 4s Brook street Ssagko furnished bonds of $50 for his appearance in court next Monday morn. | ing.
 1 William P. Jordan has purchased a two tenement wooden dwelling on Chrucl street from the Mary A. Cranston estate
 through the administrator, William Spen 1 cer.
 Louis Maurice of Canada and Mis. I Florida St. Onge of this city were mar ried Wednesday at St. Mary's church
 Rev. M. c. Belec oficiated at the cere 1 mony and sang the nuptia1 mass. Tht i Witnesses were Joseph Maurice and To
 seph Vertefeuille.
 The Norwich police teIephoned the loca l department Friday noon saying that Jen 1 nlle Tubbs, II, was lost and it was be 1 lieved that she was walking toward thi | l q pink dcess, and was without hat or coat l The republican convention of the See ond congressional district to nominate 1 candidate for congress will be held in tn l town hall in this city this Saturday
 noon. From all indications it seems tha \ the present incumbent, Richard P Free l man, will be nominated by iacclamatior Il After the convention the delegates an .l guests will have dinner in Grand Arm, hall in the town building. The Woman
 Relief corps will be in charge
 Electrical Contractor Fred L. Yeoman
 has brought suit against Ike Rosen.
 Broad street tailor, for $1,5OO damage. Plaintiff alleges that on or before Sep
 F, 1921, he performed work and fucnish
 ed material and men in the wiring of tn
 defendants theatre building on Broa street. for which he has not been comper
 sated. Three attachments to the amour
 of $2-o0O have been placed on parcels (
 land on Quarry street belonging to Rose
 and the theatre building on Broad stree
 The case is returnable before the Wint
 ham county superior court the first Tue.
 day in October
 Noted Here and Tnerr. Thomas J. Kiliourey, train caller at tt local station, is on weeks vacation Friday he attended Brooklyn fair. Constable and Mrs. Harry w Avery South Windham attended the Easte,
 States exposition in Springfield recent William V. Muscavitch of Boston hs returned to Boston college to resume h studies after two weeks stay with Maxwell Connolly
 Mc, and Mrs. Nelson Parker of Broo] z ! lyn, N. Y, and Mrs. Walter B. Slater Portchester, N. Y, are visiting Mrs. Jel q ne Bradshaw at her cottage at LaI Wangumbaug.
 Alfred Rivard left Friday evening I enter the Sulpician seminary in Washin ton D. C. Mr Rivard will be ordained the Catholic priesthood in June. 1923 Francis Brown and Miss Dorothy Hn E ley of this city were married at $ Mary,s rectory recently by Rev. J. Papillon.
 Among those attending the Ease, States exposition at Springfield were Nj
 and Mrs Frank M Lincoln, Judge a1 Mrs, Otto B. Robinson, MT and Mi Nelson A. Daniels. AIr and Mrs Way, Storrs, Mir. and Mrs. A. vigiard. MT. q, Mes Henry Bacon. MT. and Mrs. .Tol K Loomis, MT. and Mrs. George Moon M and Mrs. Frank Fen1on. Lloyd Wilco Luther Martin, MT. and Mrs. James Hn ley, MT. and Mrs. E. " Sumner a,
 stanley Sumner, MT. and Mrs Robert Dzlomba, MT. and Mrs. Clarence Webst
 and MT. and Mrs. w N Bowen. MT and Mrs. Adelbert Russ have he
 entertaining Mrs. Dwight Lyon of Nor K Windham for a few days. Mrs Adney Potter will spend the we -.