Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-27
NORWICH BULLETIN
Willimantie Office
81 Church Street Telephone 1862

Tfnimantic will take part in a state
vide campaign to curb speeding Of mo-
TOY vehicles on public thoroughfa1'es.
Chief Of Police Daniel J. Killourey and
members u the Willimantic police de-
partment are to cooperate in the cam
uaten and help reduce the number OF
accidents occurring daily in Connecticut
The great majority Of accidents are the
di-scf results Of excessive speeding Of
motor vehicles and as the word has
been passed along that the practice
must be stoned the chief and his men
are 20 do all in their power to enforce
motor laws in Willmantic. Motor We
hicles are required % slow down when
entering the city limits and many com
ulaints have been brought or sent 70
police headquarters because Of the fall
ure Of drivers TO do this; but in most
eases the numbers OF the speeding cars
were not reported so no action could
be taken IL a warning is not sufficient
arrests viii be made and a vigorous
prosecution will follow. Attention S
also being called 90 the fact that license
numbers must be kept clean and in full
view A bulletin sent ont saturday
morning to chiefs OF police by Commits
sioner % Motor Vehicle Stoeckel is
printed elsewhere.
and County Detective Jackson were in
Pomfret and Woodstock Friday. TIVE
unsucce ssful calls were made in Pom
fret but better hck attended the Off
GERS in Woodstock al the home Of
charles Eelvllle where they found two
c110er stills and five gallons NJ finished
product Belvilie viii appear before
United States Comm ssiuner Earl Ma
thewsau 40 Norwich.
in the local police cpurr James Don
nnua win appear this Monday morn
iur on the chacgc Of drunkenness an
Joseph IN .bault Will appear on thu
charge of ron-eupport-
Tho concert and old fashioned dance
given by F-lrtuton Temple 40. ., PTfh
ian sisters. ~ the town hall Frids!
uiEht had good attendance. loca
orchestra furnished concert music from
20 g o'clock and for the dancing from
20 a. m. TIE grand march which
started az O'Clock was led by tn
pyth.ln Sisters degree team, Mayor am
Nrs Charles A. Gates In charge Dur
inr the iusermission refreshments wer
served hy the members Of the commit
gee. The hail was attractively deco
rated. The general director was Mayo
Charles a. Gates and his aides wer
Olive Burnhau. Sarah Lincoln, = Hele
Adams. Media Adams. Harriet Kins
Ethel Taylor. Blanche Congdon an
Marjorie Rood The committee of ar
rsneements comprised Catherine Hig
gins. chairman. James A. Rood treas
urer. Gladys Smith. secretary, DIV
Burnhsm and ?. X. Manley.
Mrs. Mary Frederick Warner. VIII
died Thursday a. her home in Sout
Manchester. IS survived by her husband
Robert T Warner. three stepchildreI
Airs. Joseph Sharpe. Mrs. Lillian Fri
gene and Nelson Warner, all of Man
chester. five sisters. Mrs Della Labb,
Mrs Dena Brousseau. Mrs Sarah Lar
giere ard Mrs. Louise Wheaton Of thi
,ity and Mrs. Frank Duns, lni of Tol
riuEton. and a brother. W lGam Fred
srick ~ Hartford. The funeral wa
held Saturday afternoon fron the fan
fly home on Lily street. South MAJ
chester.
Funeral services for Joseph Burcl
nail were held Sunday afternoon at
oc1ock in the chapel Of the Hampto
Congregational church. Rev. \. Aver
Gates officisted. Burial was in II
North cemetery. Hampton. Funeral D
rector Jay N Shepard was in chars
n the arrangements
Rodsrick Hebert. II months old. die
a. the home o. his parents, Il Meade
street. Friday morning at o'cloc1
Bronchial pneumonia was the cause
death. Re was the son Of Eugene ar