Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-24

against the Springfield College Five this
(Fuesday) evening at Storrs, the Ener-
aids of this city will occupy a section in
the stands reserved for them by Coach
TaSker of the c. A. G. Never before N
the history of the college has such
team been put on the floor as is defend
ing the honor of the college on the floor
this year and Wjllinantic fans who love
basketball, and know a, good team when
they see one are backing the college
boys for win. A large delegation of
local fans will make the trip with the
Emeralds who are as famed in profess
sional circles as the Aggies are in col
lege basketball circles.
Shortly before l o'clock Monday noon
the REQ speed wagon owned by the VIII
Enantic Tallow company and driven BY
Theodore Rivard and the Ford truck
owned by William a Dawson collided
at the corner of Mountain and Pleasant
street. Both cars We're damaged and
were towed to garages for repairs. The
accident was reported to the police by
the two drivers who escaped uninJdred.
Kervin W. Reynolds, secretary and as
sistant treasurer Of the Willimantic
Trust Company, has rendered his resig-
nation to the board of trustees to tak5
effect in the near future. Mr.. Reynolds
has been connected with the bank since
1918 and has made many friends here
He will leave for Providence to become
a member Of the faculty Of the CONNER
eial High school of that city. While In
Providence Mr.. Reynolds plans to enter
| the extension department of Brown uni
| versity, to qualify for a degree in BUS
| mess administration.
! Funeral services Cor William Donoy an
/ We're held Monday morning at O'Clock
| from the family home in ColumS a. Re
QUEEN high mass at St. Marys church.
! South Coventry. at 10 o'clock, was sung
! by Rev. j. j. McCfuinness. Miss Cecilia
! Day was at the organ. The bearers were
Francis Ladoux. Emile HaniqIin, Ed
| ward Labonte, Charles I4ahtone, George
| Oueliette and Delphus Ouellette. Burial
| was in st. Mary's cemetery, South Gov
| entry.
-, Funeral services for Herbert f. Allen
| were held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from No. 81 North street, Rev. A D,
Carpenter officiating. The body was
| placed in the receiving vault Of the Will
| limantic cemetery and later will be re-
moved for burial to Wilmington Hill
cemetery. Arrangements were by jay
| NJ, Shepard.
Mrs. Clarissa f. Taylor, widow of
Edward Taylor died Sunday at her
home on Main street She was born in
Charlton, Mass, April II, 1887 the
| daughter Of Rufus and Emma Clemens
| Brown. She is survived by several nieces
aud nephews.
Alexanda sOsnicki, u, died Saturday
night at his home on Main street. He
| was a resident Of this city for nine years
| being employed by the American Thread
Company. He was a member of st. Jo-
| sephs Polish Society, and the PoNst
| Naturalization Club. He leaves his wild.
ow, one son, Joseph Sosnic1i, his mother
! Of Poland, three brothers, Stanley Of
| this city, the others with a sister Of Pc
| land,
Funeral services for Rose Goldberg, Z
who died Sunday at the home of hel
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Gold.
berg Of Willowbrook street. were held
Monday afternoon at 3oclock, buria
being in the Hebrew cemetery at Per
kins Corners. The Killourey Brothers
were in charge.
John L. Elliot 75. died Monday morn
ing at the home of Frank L. Williams O.
| Pleasant street. He was born in Wind
| ham Oct. IS, 1876, the son of Warner
and Anne Squires Elliot. He leaves
daughter, Mrs. Frank L. Williams, a son
Alfred Elliot of this city, five sisters
Mrs. John Gray of this city, Mrs. Ros,
B. Storey Of East Greenbush, N Y Mrs
Edward Tupper of Stamford, Mrs. Ev
erett Hopkins and Mrs. Anne ToEne 0
Windham.
| Only nine marriages were recorded a
the office Of Town Clerk Frank P. Fen
ton during December Two were per
| formed by Rev. J. J. Papillon, pastor o
st. Mary's church, two by Rev. Waite
F. Borchert, rector of st. PauPs Elpisco
pal church; twd by Rev A A. Carpen
ter, pastor of the Baptist church. on
by Rev. John E. Clark, pastor of ST 10
seph's church; one by Rev Harry S
MeCready, pastor Of the Congregations
church; and one by Justice of the Peac
Frank H. Foss. The list follows:
s-Harry H, Mason. and Doroth
Potter Mobile, Ala.) by Justice of tn
Peace Frank II. Foss.
l2-Edward r Oueuette and Lillial
Giadue, Rev. J. J. Paqdllon
14-Willian Buckley Jones (BaltAo
and Sarah Agnes Moseley, Rev. Waite
F.. Borchert.
17-Arthur Joseph Gagne and Flor
ence Gledhill, Rev. A. D. Carpenter.
22-C1ark Johnson atlantic City. \
JO and Wtihelmina Girouard, Rev. Ha1
ry s. McCready.
26-Henry Z. Fora and Anna I
Tormey, Rev. John e Clark.
! 26-Winiam a. Robinson (Brattle
boro, vi and Della NJ. DuInaine, Re,
J. j. Parillon.
27-Ray Geyette and Marie ston
4 Rev. Walter T. Borchert.
3l-Oscar A. Barrett and Hazel n
huling. Rev. A. D. Carpenter.
The annual financial and sp.rituat T,
port OF st. Joseph'g church for 1921 wa
read at the masses Sunday morning !,
the pastor, Rev. John E. Clark. The r,
celpts were the largest in the sixty veal
history of the parish and the expense
the largest Of any one year. The T,
cstpts were s2s.220 and expenditure
S2S,9S3, s2,310 was paid on the paris
debt. The receipts included balance {
S1,672.
4 For the first tina the cemetery a,
count was kept separate from the churc
income and expense. Father Ciark's r.
port showed that the receipts from sa