Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-09-26


middle Of the street. He tried to turn
out of the way and slammed on his
breaks, stopping within the cars length
The court was Of the opinion that there
was no criminal intent or reckless Il w.
ing, so the case was nolled.
The rontinued case against EIn,e
Brugen was concluded also Mrs Mary
o. Bates the girls grandmother, testi-
fed that the girl could do better Mrs.
Bates said that recently the girl re-
csiyed 2 telephone call from woman.
The Girl then left the house and in the
evening she called I'D from Putnam and
told her grandmother that she wau1d not
be home that night. She returned the
next day
The Brugden girl said that she wanted
chance and that she had arranged
it with the local Representatives of the
salvation Army to go to the Rescue
Mission in Boston. She was sentenced
TO the State Farm for Women at Lyme !:
judgment was suspended and she was
placed on probation for one years
Mrs. Elizabeth Ruschma.nn. wife Of
joseph Ruschmann, died at her home in
Amston early Monday morning after
long illness. She was born May Is,
1854 in Switzerland. She is survived
by her husband, two daughters, Mrs
Geerg Seigrist and Mrs Everett L. Ken
Aeid Of this city and three sons, William
of Spring Hill, Herman of this city and
Joseph of Palmer, Mass
| Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald. widow Of Ed
/ ward Fitzgerald, who died at her home,
| las Jackson street. She is survived BY
daughter, Miss Mary Fitzgerald, and
! two sisters. Julia and Johanna sulli-
van.
Edward. infant SON of Mr. and Mrs.
/ William Solonsky. Of Bricktop Road died
at the home of his parents Sunday. The
funeral was held Monday afternoon at
| three o'clock. Burial was in st. Jo-
sephs cemetery. Ktllourey Brothers were
in charge Of the arrangements.
AustSne Twerdy of south Coventry
was, arrested Monday morning charged
with assault on her neighbor, Mrs Ag-
T. mes Garmalinski. alleged to have been
committed Saturday last when the
| Twerdy woman went to the GarmaIin-
| iski woman's home and hit her with a
club. The trouble is the result of some
farm animals wandering on land owned
/ by the Tverdy woman, and doing some
damage. The Twerdy woman clafned
| that the animals belonged to the com
| piainant which was denied by the lat
! ter.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union of Wiilimantic at It's annual
| meeting held in the Baptist vestrv, heard
the minutes of the previous meeting read
by the secretary, Mrs. Jennie P. Scrip
| ture
Mrs. Ford gave some very interesting
current events and Mrs, Nellie A. Gag.
er, the president read petition of the
prohibition party. The cali for the 47tl
/ annual convention OF the Connecticut w
| C. T. U. was read by the secretary.
1t will be held in New London and
the national president Miss Anna A
Gordon, will be present. The Ave dele
gates chosen) 10 attend were Mrs
] Griggs Miss Stearns, Mrs Metzger,
/ Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Davis Mrs
Grace Harvey was chosen vice president
instead of Mrs Robert Peguin, fol
| Windham Center and Mrs. Callie ELI.
| son superintendent in place Of Mrs
Williams, for the Baptist society.
a party was held at the home OF
| Misses LaRue on Quercus avenue re
Gently on the second girthday of theil
little niece, Ruth Lebeau. Of New Lon
don, There were games, refreshments
and music