Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23
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 how the incident came about.
 Miles did not testify. The court did not think that the assault was with evil intent and imposed a fine of $25 and costs, amounting to $s7.50 which Miles made arrangements to pay.
 The coutaaued case Of Lsuis Breube charged with intoxication and break ing and entering, was next heard It was stated by the prosecuting attorney that on that night Bersube was inknxi- cated and seeing a house which locked similar to the one in which he lived he went in through window. He was chased from the house and left some of his wearing apparel behind him which brought about his arrest The charge of breaking and entering was nolIed and Bereube paid fine of s5 and cnsS amounting to $1215 fer intuxicatton.
 The funersa of Hsn<y BnRord was held from his late home, 406 Valley street Saturday morning at &50 O. clock, followed by a requiem high mass at St. Mary's church at o'clock. Rev. ]. J. Papillon oficiated. The services were largely attended and special sing ing was rendered by the choir. The hearers were Alex AacIaire. Walter Monast, Edward Sweeney and Roland Gaudreau. A committtal service was conducted at the grave by Rev. J. J. Papllon.
 An intoxicated man lost control of his legs the other night and fell through one of the windows of the John /. Wennehy barber shop on Church | street. The man was taken to the po- i lice station where he agreed to pay TOT the damage AS MT. Dennehy did not i care to press any charge against hln | he was released.
 A number of local members attend ed the seth convention of the Whitman tic Christian Endeavor Union which was held in Eastford Saturday after 1 noo nand evening.
 A largo delegation of local fans made the trip to Norwich Sunday afternoon
 to witness the contest between tht Norwich Kaceys and the American | Thread A. A.
 Raymond F. Clarke was named a!
 one of the candidates for justice of th' peace at the democratic caucus held II Il Columbia His name was omitted il
 the list published recently.
 I Among some of the members of thu
 Baptist society who attended the stat convention held in New Britain recent
 ly were David Moxin, Byron Hawkins } Mrs. Clara Bullard, Mrs, E. B. Crane ! Mrs. Charles Crane Mrs. s. S. Pendle
 ton, Mrs. M. S. Ladd, Miss Ada Bowel
 and Miss Mabel Slate.
 The regular meeting of the King Daughters was held at the home O Mrs. E. F. Stanton of 114 Pleasan 8 street Tho meeting was largely at
 tended Luncheon was served and tn afternoon was spent in sewing. ' An all day session of tho Jolly Eigh | was hold at tho home of Mrs. ]. F
 Bentley of West Main street recently ' Ladies were served a chicken dime 3 followed by music, gams and storie! The party broke up at a late hour. 3 Mrs, Alton Grlswold and daughter @ Ruth Virginia, have returned home { East Haven after being the guests ( . Mrs. Walter Jones of this city for tw % weks,
 Mir and Mrs. l., n, Crawford an n daughter Elnor attended the silvC
 wedding of Mir, and Mrs G, D, Clark Putnam Saturday,
 Mir and Mrs. A. C. Parsons an
 daughter Margaret wcre weaken
 Eucsts or Mr. Parsons sister and broti
 rr ip Wunscd.
 Mrs. Morris B. Smith returned Sa
 urdey from several weeks stay in El!
 rii,- Ohio
 Mr. and Mrs. Byron Potter left Satu
 day for Manchester-hy-the-S and VI i attend tho Rockport boat race there {, ] day CMonday). .,s.
 Mss Regina Raclcot, who Is ill at h, home has received fine basket , fruit from the Children of Mary's S
 cicty of St. Josephs church. Mrs Minnie Cheney has resigned h,
 position with the Tubridy- Weldon Con
 pany and has returned to her home
 Bridgeport.
 A Congregational Thlmble club vii
 Mrs, neW Witt C. Hills, leader, met at ti home Of Mrs. n. C. Barrows recent The afternoon was spent in sewing ar 1 refreshments were served
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice walen sr
 daughter Lois of Hartford were dim
 guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Xii Wallen after which Mrs. wallen lc with them to spend few days in Har , ford.
 Mrs John Loomis and Mrs. F. J. IT on spent Saturday in Hartford Frederick H. Turner and Jack Carl ton of Hartford spent Saturday wi
 Mrs Mary l.. Turner in this city. . The former residence of J. L. Leo ard, now owned by Christopher Lel Is being made into two tenements, o 7 of which Mir. Deka will occupy.