Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-02
WIIL.TMANTIC

Marjorie B. Church, Mrs. Helnhar0t anu MPs. Tracy, Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Hali 1 were held Wednesday afternoon. at one o'clock at the late home in North Wind ham. Rev. Harry S-4McCre2dy ofT1ciated Burial was in the Willinartic cemetery, The Jay NJ. Shepard estate had charge or the arran gements.
 Another maple tree was cut down when some one called the attention Of Irwin M Ford, street superintendent 1to tree on the south side of Spring street on the land of Benoit Archambeault which was unsafe Y
 The city had very small percentage of contagious diseases during the, past month, according to the report of City Health Officer W. P. s. Keating Mdmps seemed to be prevalent in the diseases reported. The report follows: Mumps, l4; scarlet fever and infantile paralysis,
 Robert Brown, the young son of MT. and Mrs Harry Brown of Mountain street. died wednesday afternoon at St, Josephs hospital after an operation for appendicitis He was born August 4, ! 1920 Besides his parents the deceased ! leaves two brothers, Harry Clifford, Jr., and Thurston Brown and one sister, Eli lsnor Brown.
 The session of superior court which | was to have been held Wednesday was l postponed until Friday morning to allow i 6ime for the attorney in the cases to i prepare. The cases to have been heard were Louis Van Durr vs Christian Loren I son and Mary E. Pike vs Benjamin Brown ct al.
 Louis Hodis who conducts an uphol- l stery business in the rear of the Hibbert | block on Main street reported to the po- | lice station that he is quite anxious to 1 find the identity of the man or men who 1 stole his tools from his Ford truck which he had left parked in the alley side of his | shop.
 l Some Of the boys carried their Halloween pranks too far the other even i ing and their identity is being investi- gated One of their stunts was to pull down a twenty foot fence on the Johnson estate on Oak street. The Hebron Democrats held a rally Wednesday evening at the town hall of that place. Charles H. Sloan of Hebron candidate for senator in the thirty-fifth district and George H. Robertson Of lSouth Coventry, candidate for sheriff of Holland county, were the speakers of the evening.
 W. P. Langworthy, local manager of the Standard oil company sustained a sprained wrist recently when he was hit by the crank of his automobile while starting it.
 Miss Betty Lynch left Wednesday for Alexandria, Louisiana, where she will be employed at the government hospital for disabled war veterans in that city. Miss Lynch is a graduate of Windham High school in the class of 1920 and attended pr. Arnold's school in New Haven, and was graduated from the Posse school in Boston. Mrs. J.. Mara Lynch, her moth er will go with her to spend the winter south. -
 Miss Charlotte A. Botsford, leaves her Lposition as nurse at the home Of P. s fIllls of The Ridges and goes to hel home in New Haven today.
 Mrs. John Hopkins of The Ridges is improving from her injuries at St. Jo seph's hospital,
 James E. Curran of Hartford is .tht guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Pat rick Curran.
 Mir and Mrs A. E. Morrill, have had a. fguest Mrs. Morrilfs brother, E. NJ Hawkes. and family of Rochester, N. H. and Winfred Tracy of Portland Me.
 Mrs. James H. Hurley entertained Halloween party in honor of Rober
 Backus. Fifteen children were presen I and were original costumes. ,1 Miss Clara Day of Hartford who ha
 been visiting with MT. and Mrs. E. E iLatham for several weeks has gone | Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Niles leaves this (Thurs
 day) for2a long stay with her daughter
 Mrs. Frank T. James of Orange, N. J.
 Rev. John, Pearce and Arthur Arnol
 left Wednesday to attend the state Sun
 day school convention which is bein
 held in Torrington.
 Mrs. J H. Hurley has had as gues 'A1iss Rena Smith of Hartford
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Carr have return cd from attending the funeral of thei nephew, Rev. William Nugent in Pitts l field, Mass.
 Mrs. Henry s. Bowers of Scotland an
 New York was at the East Haddan1 auc - tion Wednesday.
 Misses Dorothy Spellman and Enuli
 Bugbee of the Willimantic State Norma
 school were recently the guests of thei
 parents in Somers.
 second Lieut. Ellison s. Smith; 1est
 Infantry is promoted to be first lieuten
 ant of infantry and is assigned to dut with Co. c CWillimantic), in orders fror the adjutant generals office Sersean = Edward A. Morrison, Co. G, is appoint
 ed second lieutenant of infantry and
 assigned to duty with Co. c (Willimar : tic.)
 There will be e short calendar sessio
 of the Windharn county superior court