Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-27
WuL.MANTIC

Frank Jersey Victor Se&enzc and Albert l ka.pino. >i
 Brought before Juatce Of the Peace Cha ries E. Davis of the Franklin town court, IASHard was charged with assault i and breach of the peace and the remain ink men were charged with breach of tue , oeaae All were fsund guilty and Lonnard was aned $S and costs ana the other four $1 and casts. Kan nino refused to settle 1 and prtferrea to go to tSlc Norwich coun- ! t4 jail, although he had S410 in his pos ' Session.
 i NaItAr z BrSWn, A1dItsr of the Illinois Life Insurance cornpany since 1898, and 1 well known as eusinezs man in the cen 1 tral west died at his home in Chicago 1 Nov. 1S. He was 8 native of Coventry, son ct the late Walter c. Brown, and
 WIS graduated from SstchAug High school ill 1875 under Principal John E. Welch HeviAited Cennecticut occa sion- l ally. ! The funeral of Henry G. MsAs was held at his late home in Mansfield Sunday aS- tsqneon at 2SO o'clock and burial follow ed in the Nathan Halo cemetery. South Gov entry. |
 The funeral of Mrs. Olive A. Whitaker was held Saturday afternoon ats o'clock. Rev. B. c. Bugbee oficiated. Burial was in the warreRyilIe cemetery. The ar
 rAngements were iE1 charge of the Jay NJ.
 Shepard estate.
 Raymond A. Parker has issued 8 call
 for a meeting O. all the representatives Of the alumni classes Of Whitman High
 school in the school building next Monday evening to formulate plans for the organ i2ation OF the alumni reunion which is to be held in the state arnory Wednesday ctenins, Dec. 2.
 Misses Anna and Mabel .Godsoe ai
 Hartford were week end visitors with Mr and Mrs. Arthur Hurley. , MiAs Frances Farrell has returned from . Norwich, where she attended the funera, tThicn was held Saturday YnprnifS , MT, and Mrs. Joseph r. Cotter and son l Eugene Cotter. spent the week end 1T i Boston. Miss Marguerite CotteC return, with them today tMondayr. ' Mrs. W. ". Lewis leaves for Daytona , Eta, today stMonday) to spend the wi11t e
 after being the guest of her daughter
 Mrs. Nelson A. Daniels, for several weeks
 Nr. and Mrs. John Reilly and son Wal ter attended the YaIe-Harvard foorbal game Saturday.
 SS the Windham High school. attended th {. Tale Harvard game Saturday. Mr. ana Mrs. William II. Latham ar < visiting their son Bernard and his fam T fly in Yonkers, \. '.
 . Mrs. Arthur I. Bill, in company wit ' Mrs. o. \. Perry of New York, attende
 D. 4. R. meeting at the Hotel Asao j. Saturday afternoon.
 Q ThG1naS c. Butler Of Connecsicut AsrI q cultural college and Miss Jane F. Axhto, . attended the Tale- -HarcAr1: game Satur = day.
 }. Miss Frances Mcintosh spent the wee s. end with Mrs. Charles kenneth Of Nor '- wich..
 II James Aspih%aH Of Hartford spent th I week end with h is parents in this city. 1T Attending tho Yale-Harvard game Sat : qrdsy was party consisting of MT. an . Mrs, Rsymond A. Parker. MT. and Mrs j. Harold '. Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Roian, e- B. Jordan, Mir. and Mrs Kenneth x. Hill heHse, Miss Marion 4IiHheuse and Palme
 Latham. is MT and Mrs. Louis Fl. Arnold witResse le the Tale-Harvard' game Saturday. }: Me. and Mrs. Willard II, Smith had s 2: week end guests MT and Mrs, John Baro ir of North Haven, formerly of. Scotland. ;