Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-04

when a short calendar session would be J
held The court was opened at 10 a. m.
by Deputy Sheriff A ]. Greenslit and i'm
mediately adjourned to Friday at ID |
a. m. Members of the panel jury have
received notification not to report un-
til further notice.
Men in the employ of the street de-
lpartment were busy Wednesday painting
over the white safety zones along Main
street. These lines designating eross-
walks are for use of pedestrians and the
9cJice have been instructed to ses that no
| jay walking is done here this summer
Natehaug Lodge, No. 2e. knights of
| Pythias is. to observe Monday, May 9Th az
past chancellors night. The grand chan
ceilor and his staff are to visit the lodge
and following the meeting over which
past chancellors are 70 preside a smoker
ard entertainment will lie held.
1 Charles G. .Broskman. As. died early
Wednesday morning at his home in An
dover after a long illness. He was born in
Chaplin November 4, 1870, and leaves his
wife, Mrs. Bridget O'Rourke Brookman..
La daughter, Mss Anna Brookman of this
| city; and a son, Edward Brook1nan of
i Boston. Mass.
William j. Reardon. 81, died earl.
Wednesday morning at his home on Dug
way Hill. He had been employed by the
i American Thread company for thirty.
seven years and at the time of his death
wos foreman of the spool room He was
born in this city October IA. 1857 the
son of William and Catherine Geary.
Reardon. Surviving him is his wife, Mrs.
Margaret Reardon, a daughter, Mrs Jer-'
emiah Donohue; three grandchildren.
i William, Winifred and John lDonohue !;
I, two sisters, Mrs. George j.. Kettle and
Mrs Charles Fancher, all Of this city and
a brother, Maurice Reardon of Dorches-
ter, Mass.
4 aIiss Katherine Fitzgerald. So, died
Tuesday night at her home on Milk
street after a long illness. She was born
in London, England, February g. 1854,
the daughter of John and Honora Kelley
4 Fitzgerald; two brothers, John F. and
Il Patrick Fitzgerald niece Miss Mill
II dred Fitzgerald; and three ndgl1eWs, Will
i liam and Francis Moriarty and Joseph
Fitzgerald, all Of this city.
Funeral services for Levi LaVallc were
II held Wednesday morning at S.15 o'clock
from his home on Briektop road. Requiem
81 high mass at st. Mary's church at g
o'clock was sung by Rev ]. ]. Papil-
lon. There was q large attendance at
the service and special music was render
I ed by the choir Burial was in st. Jo-
|. sephs cemetery. The BEARS were
Charles Carpenter, Joseph NORM. Louis
Rel, jeremiah Michaud, Patrick Tolbe
4 and Napoleon Laberge. Killourey Bros.
We're in charge.
Mrs. Edgar johnson Hattie Lillie) of
New Haven, died from pneumonia. She
leaves her husband, two children Inez
Il and Homer by her first husband, Mat
:, thew Dennison of this city.
Mrs. katherine G. AIaskieI1 died Tues
day at the home of her daughter Mrs.
John E. Kingsbury of Coventry. She
was born in Binghamton, n. Y, Sep
TENDER 81. 1854, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Morehouse Mr.. and Mrs.
Maskien came TO Coventry some fifteen
. years ago. Mrs. MaskielI was mem
> Der of the Second Congregational church
II of Coventry She is survived by her
il husband George Nfaskief, two sons, John
A. Maskiell, of Astoria. n. T., and Edwin
: NJ. Maskiell of Talcottville; two daugh-
' tiers, Mrs. Wallace Mcknight and Mrs.
} John L. kingsbury, of Coventry.
4 Funeral services for Mrs John Mar
G cote were held Wednesday morning at
2 $50 o'clock from the home of her
e sister Mrs. James Flebo, No. 936 Main
o street. Requiem high mass at St
G Mary's church at 10 o'clock was sung
: by Rev. Hormisdas Belize. The service
S was largely attended and there was mu-
9 sic by st. Mary,s choir. Burial was in
: st. Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were
g Paul Lachappelle. Henry Potvin, William
PETER and Everett Perkins
: Brief Notes.
n At ST. Mary's hall Saturday evening
the members CT st. Anne society holds
g the annual banquet
/. Members of st. Mary's Church Boys
! choir were entertained Wednesday night
e at the rooms of LUnion Ste. Jean Bap-
/ tiste. A o'clock supper was served
q for the four divisions of the choir, and
IS at 7.30 O'Clock the boys attended church
II for the May devotions in body. Fol
e lowing the service at the church an en-,
/ tertainment of games, and musical mum
y bers was provided.
j. Williams Keirans of Waterbury visit,
ie ed local friends Wednesday
2 Mrs Clara c. Bartlett has returned
d from business trip to New York.
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlesh w. Alpaus
II leave today Thursday for visit O
lie three weeks with their son, Walter G
Alpaugh and his family of Cincinnati.
r Local grammar schools will carry on
eT Arbor Day programmes this (Thursday
al afternoon in celebration of the golden an
Id niversary of the establishment of Arbo
n Day.
ST William j Kenney president of tn
os Holland Manufacturing Company VIII
es entertained employees of the cpmpan,
at the state armory Monday night wa
p host to the statesmen and office force a
Ell New York Tuesday night.
I'd The Brown University baseball tear
m which played at Middletown Wednesda,
ct afternoon had a wait of two hours i
- this city Wednesday and spent the tim
taking in sights of the city.
Mrs. Alma Billiard and children, c
Cambridge, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Blu
~ lard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John c
ev Bill of North street.
st Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Beaudry sal
lis ed from New York on a trip to Paris fc
US stay of month. Mr.. Beaudry goe
Is to France to aid in settling the estat
re- | Of his brother Louis c. Beaudry, VIII
er died in Paris, March 29th
Congresses are to be made by Il
I Ladies' Aid society of the Congregation
church during their meeting today CWe
- nesday) Mrs. Edith Gates Ter is
speak during the afternoon on her fl,
. years in Ceylon.
nj Mrs John A. Keeffe is visiting rel
tives in Marlboro, Mass.
Miss Bertha Perry of Washington,
c., is the guest of Miss Alice Afford
Prospect street.
Mrs. Carl E. W. Welcome of Westfel
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. James Harries of Maple avenue
III Mr.. and Mrs Walter Chamberlin a
4 TO leave Today CTNadnasdavA for tbs