Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-04

caz1ng ten faul baskets i. Reeves for
| KilEngly scored three field goals and
Gagged eight foul baskets. The score:
Windharn. KillinglE.
Ellison 1871 Reeves
QbeFneSSer ...-.. .......+.. Blakefy
Forwards
Hsler ..''.'.,.. .'.'.'''-' pacA
| Gates ......,s ......-...... B%goed
Field goals, Ellison S. I. Reeves 3,
| Blakely 3, Back 2. Foul goals, Ellison
| 10, T. Reeves 8. Time Of the halves 90
minutes
Funeral services for Eusebs Ganthier
| were held Friday morning at $50 o.
clock frem her home, 1894 Main street.
| Requiem high mass at st. MaSy's
| church at 10 o'clock, was sung by Rev.
Ludovie Paradis of vofuntown. During
| the mass the choir Of st. Mary's church
sung. The body was placed in the re-
| ceiving vault at St Joseph's cemetery.
The bearers were Gedeon Lavigne,
| Charles Chsuv1n, Roelle Ho1le, Hector
Gagthier. Amedee Belanger. and Theo-
| dore Dupond.
| Brief Netas.
Lack of power on the Willmantfe-
Norwich trolley line early Friday MORN
| ing prevented the first trolley car from
| reaching this city at $50. Mail matter
usually carried on this car was delayed.
In the inter class baazstball games
| at Windffam High the sophoTnores trim
med the freshmen Thursday, q to 70.
| Noah>D. Webster, who has been con-
fined to his home on Walnut street with
the grip fer the past two weeks is i'm
| proving.
Mrs Robert A. Robinson of The
Ridges returned hAne Friday after
spending several weeks visiting rela-
| tfves in and near New York
Judge James e. A. KnoElton and his
| brother. Rehert D. W Knowfton Of
Ashford were visitors in this city FRI
day.
city Clerk Albert C. Scripture, III
] with a comnlcatien of diseases, at his
| home on Windham street, is reported
as resting more comfortably Mr.. Scrip
ture has been in poor health for some
time and about six weeks ago was TAX
en- i'll with pleurisy and after being con-
fined to his bed ferNtwo weeks resumed
his duties at the town building, over
worked and suffered relapse.
Fred J. Hart and family of this city
left Friday for Wexford f. L, where
Mr.. Harris daughter, Mrs George l.
Browning. is dangerously i'll. Mr.. Hart
: learned of the illness of his daughter
when Chief of Police Killourey located
him, after receiving word from tht
! Wexford police,
Roger Coulthurst, arrested in Werces
! ! ter Tuesday, in connection with thu
; theft of the payroll of the Hotel Tou
, raine, of Boston, was formerly employ
! ed in local hotel leaving here som,
two years ago to work at the Hete
StTatheld Bridgeport.
City trucks were employed Friday il
carting away surplus snow from street.
in the busy sections of the city. TIL,
main street is new practically free from
snow.
Elmer P. Hardy of Rockville, Tollanc
County Y. M. c. A secretary, is t.
speak on The Young Man and Hi
Chums at the meeting at the local )
Sunday afternoea.
Christian Science service is held Sun
day morning in the Womans Clui
rooms, No. 803 Main street, at 1915 O.
clock. Subject of the lesson-sermor
Man. Sunday school is held immedi
ately following morning service.
AT the First Congregational church
Rev. H. S. McCready, pastor. mornin
service will be held at 1915 o'clock. TIL
sermon is to be preached by Rev e.
Well 0. Mead. Church school is held a
9.45 o'clock Evening institute at
followed by social hour at 8. Subjec
PIaylet-A Sunday Afternoon Call.
Martin Beck presented Edward LII
yovica in recital of dances, at Wash
burn hall Friday night. Mr.. Luvovic
was assisted by Miss Miflicent Paulin
Clark, soprano soloist, Howard Miller
assisting at the piano Mr.. Luvovic
came to Willimantic through the cour
tesy of Palais Royal New York. TIL
program was as follows: Piano seleC
ton. Howard Millerd; Greek Vaubl
Danse, Edward Buvovica song. Whe
Your Ship Comes In, Miss Clark; TIL
Victim, Ll1voviea Vissi and Dart.
Wise D'Amour, from Tosca, Miss Clark
Tragedy Pierrot, Luvovica; Japanes
No Dance, Luyovica; The Star Mis-
7 Clark Russian Cossack Dance, Luvc
4 Vica.
The Prince Chap was presented FIR
day night at Windham High school al
ditorium by the faculty of the schoo
The characters were as follows: Wi
liam Payton, sculptor Thomas :
Hawksworth; Jack Rodney, the Earl
Huntin gton, an amateur painter, WI
liam o. Brooks; Marcus Runion, a
English serving man, Esbert A. Case
Ballingtons Lawrence King; Yaddel
Rodney Hewitt; Fritz, A. Chester Ne
son; trupkman, Charles H. Caswel
Claudia, (Act l and IL, Virginia Case
Act Ill, Florence Howie) Mrs. Ha
rington, Claudia's mother, Muriel Kel
nedy; c. B. Fuckers, maid of all wor
Florence Rheden; Alice Travers, q
j American girl, faRcee of William Pa,
. ton, Elcia Casey.
At hearing Thursday before JUDI
Sanderson in the equity merit sessiG
of the superior court of the bill breusj
by Rufus r. Sprague, administrator
the estate of the late Amos HatheWa
against the executors of the estate
the late William Firth of Newton al
Otis SeahuTy Cook, a New Bedford a
terney, to recover securities and 9th
property alleged to have been convey
In fraud of creditors, evidence was c
Tered tending to show that Hathew;
had appropriated about $4,000 fro
the Firth estate and $4,000 belongir
to other clients.
Hatheways was found in Long Isla1
sound some time after he had mystel
- ously disappeared from a steamer
the way to Boston. His estate W
found to be hopelessly inseEent.
Ex-United States District Attorn
William H. Garland, counsel for N
~ Sprague, called Mr.. Cook as a Ritne!
Mr.. Cook said that Hathaway sold
lC house in Winchester belonging to t
IN Firth estate to Edgar ]. Rich. who f
many years was solicitor or the Bost
"oherry Blossoms" for Sunday.
By popular request the New Eav