Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-11
WuLIMANTIC

in the tournament held recently. Men tion is also made of the assignment of Davis az one of the regular guards on the ships AaSketARll team. Davis Is a widely known and prominent young atnlete of Windham High school out put
 Hsary Zipkin and Mrs. Jacob Kiefo. witcS of Columbia were before the town court Saturday, charged with the sale Of iiq1cr The complainant in the case is State Policeman Fred T. Caron/ By agreement the cases were continued un- til Saturday morning, Dec. 16. The cases of Frederick C. Jackson vs. Frank Rosen and R. C. Dun & Co. of Hartford vs.- Maurice s. Leonard were continued until December Is and January 23 respectively by Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean. In the case nr water H. Hibberd vs. William Rich rnoad. judgment was rendered for the plaintiff by default, allowing 32S.5S. On the list of liquor cases which will come up before Judge Edwin Thomas of United States court in Hartford today | (Monday) are two of local interest," Daniel Wack of Chapman street this city. and Mrs. Sarah Kaplan of Mans field. The latter has three cases against ! her tn the United States court for No. iation of the liquor law
 The Salvation Army kettles were nut on the streets Saturday by Captain I Floyd Tngersoll of the local corps Good sized sums of money were coilecG. cd Sunday evening B. c. Wye of Leb- ! anon was the speaker at the local Sal walton Army barracks. Next Friday l Rev. Charles c. Johnson of South Gov. entry will be the speaker there The EuHeraI of AlphOnsc Grau VII. held Saturday afternoon at l o'clock al S2 North street. Rev. John Pearce off. ciated. Burial was in the new Williman- 1 tlc cemetery. The Jay NJ, Shepard cs- tate had charge of the arrangements. The funeral services for Lillian Vio l let Lavoio were held Saturday lnornine at II o'clock from the late home, 21 Ar. I hold lane. The remains were placed IT receiving vault of St. LoSeph's ceme tery. The Hurteau- Bosss Corporation
 had charge of the arrangements Joseph BaciguOlupO, aged 50, died a 1 his home, 2G0 Valley street, SaturdaN | afternoon after an extended illness. l The Circle Of Ten, a sewing club {, 1 the younger set, has resumed meetings
 after several weeks. The members me
 at the home of Miss Lois Holman, tn, 1 daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. G. Hol.
 man of Ash street. A luncheon wa! 1 served
 1 William G. Baxter. field secretar,
 and agent for the Connecticut PrisoT ] association, was the speaker at ch, Baptist church Sunday at S D. m, 4 ] feature of the evening was the showing
 o lover 125 photographic slides illus
 tratlng prison work all over this state. ! F.. B. Latham spent Sunday in Web ! ster, Mass, as the guest of Mr. anc
 Mrs. Charles Deane and returned wiu
 Mrs. Latham, who was a guest there. ] Mrs. Robert T. Newton has returre, I rom Northampton where she attende,
 the funeral of her mother and rernaine,
 with her sister for several weeks. l Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Woods an, | Miss Marcelia Curran were Haftfor,
 visitors recently.
 Mrs. Charles H. Baker is spending
 week with her daughter, Mrs William
 SchaleS of Troy, \. Y.
 Leo Ranthier was discharged from st Joseph's hospital Saturday, after hetn
 patient there for several weeks Mrs. A. L. French attended the fin
 neral of the widow of Captain A. F
 Daniels in Norwich. Saturday, MT:
 Daniels was Mrs French's aunt, Mrs. Otto B. Robinson, Mrs. Georr
 F. Taylor and Mrs. II. T. Park spen
 Saturday in Hartford
 Miss Madeline Morris has returne
 after few days visit whh her ma,
 ents ill Waterbury.
 E. Engstrom of South Windham Ina
 returned from attending the oonventic
 of the American Society of Mechanics
 Ehsinefs in New York city.