Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-11

Women Voters, Is to meet with local wo- men this (Thursday) afternoon at the Williinantic Wofnan's club rooms, No. S03 Main street. Miss Murray has spoken in ths city several times and has always brought instructive questions before the local women for discussion. The meeting is open to all women of Willimanttc. The case against Stanley ceisla, charged with. violation of the liquor law. Saturday. April 2sth, was scheduled to be heard in the police court Wednesday, but Ceisla failed to show up. Ceisla was taken in tow by an officer Wednesday night and put up bail for his appearance in court this (Thursday morning.
 Charles D. Perry. 75, died Wednesday morning at St. Joseph's hospital. He was born in Hanover, Dec 30, 1846, the son of James and Adeline Davis Perry. Mir Perry was a resident of Scotland, is sur vived by a daughter, Mrs Luther B Clark of Scotland. a brother, Julian B Perry of Hartford, and four grandchii- dren.
 Funeral services for John Crowley were held Wednesday morning at the funeral parlors of Killourey Brothers or Union street at S.S0 o'clock. Requiem ! high mass at St. Joseph's church at O. clock was sung by Rev. John E. Clark the pastor. Mrs. Edmund R. Portelanes was at the organ. As the body was borne into the church, Mrs. Henry Mathieu sang Nearer, My God, to Thee; at the offertory, Pie Jesu, and for waiting hymn, He Wipes a Tear From Evers Eye. Burial was in the family lot in St Joseph's cemetery where Rev. Father Clark read the committal service. Tht bearers were William O'Rourke, Patrlcl | G. Yr6y1 ar5 M11rT1bv Kateha- -KoO, an oriental-AmericaI fantastique, is to be presented in thi: city under the auspices of the Catholic Women's Welfare Council. The commit tee in charge of arranging for the play comprises Mrs John Reilly. chairman Miss Mary Leary, Mrs. Felix Lessard l Mrs. Edmund R. Portelanee. Mrs. Arthur 1 Raeicot, Mss Cecelia Morin; Mrs. Del phis Boucher, Mrs. Albert Fournier, Mrs William Costello, Mrs Walter Costello Miss Moretta Moran, Mrs. Katherin 1 Pratt, Miss Catherine Logan, Mrs. Cham pagne, Mrs. P F. Moriarty, Mrs. A. Van hermann, Mrs. A. F. Greene, Mrs. J. F Carr, Mrs. J. Mccarthy and Mrs. Jame Cainen.
 Brief Notes.
 James B. Fullerton was in New Yorl ! Wednesday on business trip. a John Doyle Of NofWlch Vlslteu 4oca friends wednesday.
 Mir, and Mrs. ". c. Norris are to leav next week for their summer home South Casco, Maine, where they spen' the simmer months.
 | A fair delegation of baseball fans wen to New London Wednesday afternoon t watch the game between Windham Hig and Bunxeley High of the Whaling City
 Reports of various committees of tn newly organized Golf and Country clu are to be heard this (Thursday) evenin at the meeting at the chamber of com lmerce building. Work is progressin rapidly on the links and play will b started early in the summer
 Mrs. Henry R. Lincoln left Wednesda morning for Springfield. Mass, wher she will attend the musical festival Ia ter in the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Risedorf ar to go to Boston today (Thursday) to at
 tend the funeral of Mrs. Risederfs SIS ter. Mrs. Daniel ". sizer.
 w S. Chappell of No. 12@o Main stree
 was rendered a surprise party Tuesda niEht in honor of his 45th birthday Twenty five couples were present am
 enjoyed the evening.
 Traffic under the railroad bridge at tn
 foot of Jilson Hill is more or less dar
 gerous at this time as men are engage
 in tearing up the road under the bridg'
 Space permits only one car to pass this point. the road being narrow be meath the bridge.
 . Sidewalk construction on Windhad : road is progressing rapidly. gang workmen having leveled off the grad The work of putting in the cement an : foundation is to begin soon.