Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
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Dorothy Steele, and Miss Ellen Bronson of Hartford, Miss Mary Twomey, Miss Katherine TNNorney, Miss Florence Howie, Miss Dorothy Hevrin, and Miss Agnes Mcintosh of Willimantic, and Miss Marion Smith of Rockville.
 People who figured that the ground hog had failed to see its shadow and that winter had passed evidently had their dope sheets mixed sadly, as late Thursday the mercury began to slip back toward zero. Before the night was over WilM- mantle had eperienced the coliest night of 1 the winter as the reports sent in from nearby towns showed that the weather man had sent the temp down to from to Is degrees below zero during the early hours of Friday. Ponds and streams that had been nearly freed of l ice were heavily coated Friday morning. Motorist swfso had failed to 6eed the weather predictions were caught when the 1 mercury dropped and garage men report ed many calls for help from drivers who had found their machines frozen Friday ! morning. During the day Friday the l mercury worked its way up to 2s but soon after three o'clock in the afternoon began to drop and at o'clock had reached 1 10 above zero with a promise of zero weather to come. Weather forecasts an- nounce warm weather for today (Satur- 1 dey) which will be welcome news. ] Seventeen who have received their first 1 papers and are desirous of taking out sec ond patpers, attended the citizenship class at the Y. M c. A. Thursday nieet The meeting was in charge of G. B. Gilr1a n. 1 Standardization ddrector who reviewed general American historical data and e. plained the town and county forms of gov ernment.
 1 Raymond Herrick was in the police co1rt l Friday morning charged with ernbezzIe- ment of funds of the merican Railway i Express to which charge he pleaded ealil- ty. According to an inspector, Herrick who was a driver for the company in this city between Aug agt 20 and December 31 of last year failed to turn in some of l the money collected for delivery of ex- pres smatter. The company desired to be lenient with the young man and asked the court to be lenient also. Herriek was placed on probation for one year.
 Mrs. Augustine Twordowski, of FIand- CTS, South Coventry, faces arrest for an assault on Abraham Sibvenstein of the fir mof SilVerstein & Berowitz of this city MT. Siiverstein is confined to his home oH Bank street this city suffering serious ir- juries resulting from being scalded by water thrown at him by Mrs Twordowslzi MT. Silyerstein's right side and neck are frightfully scalded and his right eye has beene affected According to Silversteir he was engaged in making 8 deal yitf Mrs. TwordowsAi and as he was about tC count out the money in payment for the chickens he had purchased she threw 2 quantity of scalding water over him. H. was blinded by the water and stumbled
 out into the yard, and was assisted to thi. city, where he received treatment. Moth l af4 E.,r
 when State Policeman Russell Harmon
 investigated and then turned the case ovel to Grand Juror John Skiton of Coventry
 who made out papers Friday afternon fe ithe arrest Of the Twordowski woman
 which Deputy Sheriff 4. E Harmon serv
 ed.
 Alfred G. Rowley. 6s. formerly of Sontl Coventry, died at Orlando, Fla, Februar, 9th after short illness with neuralgD of the heart. He was a railroad enginee for many years, member of the Method ist Episcopal church and of the E1gwortl league. Besides his wife he leaves brother William k. Rowley and two sis ters. Mrs. W. A. RuelleF and Mrs Georg Lattimer, of Maine. Following the funera the body was placed in the receivin, 7 vault at Orlando and will be sent to Main ] for burial in the s5ring
 Funeral services for Lucian H. Leonar were held Friday afternoon at ? o'cloc from the home. 14S1 Main street, Rel
 Walter K. Borchert conducting the ser ; vice. The body was placed in the receivin
 vault of Wdllimantic cemetery Arrange
 ments were in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 The play. The Little Shepherd C
 Kingdom Come, was presented Frida : night at the Windham High school at ! ditorium before a capacity audience. A i, l foll ! entertainment under the auspices of tl J Windham High School Entertainment ' Club.
 The informal dance held at the tow } hall Friday night was attended by b i couples. The dance was held under th
 auspices of Center Windham No. s Patriarchs Militant, I. O.. o. F., and
 a. yearly event. Music was furnishe . by a local orchestra.
 , Brief Notes
 The Temple quartet, H. w Standish. ( ! 1T. Caswell, H. c. Lincoln and A L. Clar are to entertain at the Card home Sur : day afternoon.
 At the First Congregational churc Rew. Harry s. McCready. pastor, wi
 Ireach Sunday at 10.45 o'clock Sut : jact Of chiIdren's sermon, The Little Ma
 ton that Wanted to Hide. Morning SCI
  l Church school meets at 9.45 a. m. Meet
 ing of preparatory class at SIS D. III. Sur
 day evening institute at D. m. Bo 1 scout rally at 7.S0 D. m.
 At the First Batotist church, Rev. A. I : Carpenter, pastor, morning service is hel
 at 10- 45 o'clock. Sunday school at nool
 Evening community service at o'clock.
 Christian Science service is held Sur day morning at 10.45 o'clock in the Wr 1 mans club room, No. sos Main stree
 Subject of the lesson sermon, Mind Sunday school is held immediately afte 1 morning worship.
 At St. Jeans hall, Main street, F'rida evening, District Deputy T. Frank Cur l Ringha1n exemplifed the first and secon | degrees of the Knights of Columbus on large class of candidates for San Jos i Council No. 14. There was a large a 1 tendance at the meeting.
 i Windlpam High goes to Middletown t 1 day CSaturday) for the second gam l 1 WindIham took the first game IS to all expects to clean up Friday after a har ! Eight on the Middletown floor.