Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-25
WIE-.I1TM ANTIC

Informed what was needed for the house
It is relieved that conditions at the Hob
brook home will be better in the future'
Personal Tax Collector Eden Cook re-
ports that although business has peeh
brisk during the past week It viii De
necessary for many people in Windham
subject to the personal tax to step lively
if they are to pay within the time allow
ed by law There are but three days re-
naming for those who have not paid to
see the tax collector or BE- subject to ar
rest.
Through their attorney, Austin Nichols
& Co, Inc, have brought suit against
Max Kitay for damages Of 1924 Inc
writ reads that the plaintiff lent $35,27
to the defendant on or before Jan. |,
1922, which the defendant has never re-
turned.'' The case Is to be heard before
Justice of the Peace Henry fl. Pettls at
Norwich March 18th. Deputy Sheriff A.
| ]. Gceenslit has summoned Abraham
Dina Fuchs to be present at the hearing.
| The fourtf, In tho series of whists- ,un-
| der the auspices of Conseil F1ormond,
No "a, LUnion St. Jean Baptiste
| d. Amerfoue was held Thursday night at
| their rooms in the. Opera House block,
First mems prize was won by P. J.
| Danahey. a smoking tray womens first
| a bonbon cut glass, dish, by Mrs. Paul
| Be1anger consolation awards went TO
| Mrs. D. Bertrand and Edmund, Quay
| Following the 18th game. Mr.. Duyal sang
several French and English selections.
Afterwards dancing was enjoyed. The
| final whist of the series Us scheduled for
March and an elaborate program is be-
| ing planned. @ ~
The w B.A. of the Maccabees held q
| reunion supper Thursday night at their
| rooms on Main street. At each place was
small Ratchet bearing a nAmber. The
| prize number was held by Miss Theresa
| Shea, who received a large Ratchet tied
wit hcherries, the handle of the Ratchet
| being filed with choice candies The
menu consisted Of roast beef ESth gravy
| ma shed potato, mashed turnp, beets.
| pickles. pepper relish, tea rolls. cakes,
! coffee and tea The committee in charge
| OF the supper consisted Of Mrs. Agnes
Vegiard chairman. Mrs. Elizabeth Han
| sen, Mrs. Evelyn Farrell. Mrs. Ida Crazy,
| Mrs. Mary Brooke. Mrs. Margaret CORN
ley and Miss Mary Maxwell.
Joseph BurchnaI died. Thursday night
at his home in Hampton, He was born
/ in England Dec %, 1855, the son OF
Joseph and Mary Cnaythorne Burchnall.
| Besides his wife, he leaves a daughter
/ Mrs Celira E. Sharpe OF Pomfret Center,
! two sons, Ralph BurchnalI of this city
and Richard Burchnsn of Hampton
There are also three grandchildren.
Funeral services for John W Fuller
were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
| at his home in Columbia Rev Harold
| D. WinshiB OF Deep River conducted tbs
service. Burial was in Columbia GENE
terry. The bearers were Burdette W
| Downer, w. P. Robertson, Jrs, David
Fuller, Alfred Hayes, Aubrey E. Winter
and J. Harris Nfinniken. The arrange
ments were i'm charge Of Funeral Directo1
Jay NJ. Shepard.
''0 Brief Notes -
Sunday is to be Observed in several O
the local churches as Law Enforcement.
Sunday Special sermons have been pre-
nared for the day all urging strict en-
forcement of the laws of the land, espe
! cially those relating to the 18th amend
ment
Miss May Davidson OF Prospect stree
is visiting for two weeks with friends II
| Attleboro, Mass.
Miss Rose Heatey. who has been con
fined to her home Ill with grip, has re
| covered and returned to her duties
Mrs. George Thompson and daughte
Of Taftville stopped off in this city TO
visit with relatives prior to contInuin,
to Hartford.
News that Alexander star Of the Con
necticuf Aggies' basketball team, woul,
probably be out of the game for the re
mainder Of the season came as a hloy
to local sport fans who have watched hin
during the season Alexander suffere
an injury to his ankle while playing a
the University of Maine. but at first
was thought It would not be serious.
| A large delegation Of fans accompanie
the Windham High ba sketball Ave t
Putnam Friday might to witness tn
game between the local team and Putnar
High basketball players.
Although nothing has been said aboal
accepting the bowling challenge issued b
Fred Dugas of Taftyi}le,. Wiliimantic ca.
produce several bo~lArs who can max
Freddie step to clean UP the $50 he
placing on the series Of 20 games.
| Under the instruction of AmAricaniza
ton Director G. B. Gilman a. Large clae
interested in becoming citizens of thi
country assembled at the Y M. c. 4
Friday nigh ito learn more Of the govern