Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-21
WILMA ANTIC

cut the top of the automobile allowing the occupants to get out.
 Reuresentatire-elect Frank P. Fenton ot windham has announced his candid acy for the minority leadership of the house of representatives at the session which conveaes in, January. Letters have been sent out to all the democratic rep resentatives-elect and MT. Fenton is con- fident of the election. He has the assur- ance of twenty=three votes in Windham, Poland and New London counties and
 believes that the other four can be easily secured to hive him the majority. MT. Fenton has the field to himself for election as leader of the minority in the
 house and as he has the solid support of Holland county.
 Representative-elect Frank P Fenton has a good record as an active member of
 his party for the last twenty-five years. 1 He has always been the leader in the state democratic conventions He has been a candidate for congressman in the
 second congressional district. being de- feated in 1918 by Congressman Richard P. Freeman. He was a member of the
 house in 1917 and was a member of sev-
 eral of the house committees. He has
 been clerk of Windham for twenty
 three years and was delegate in 1908 from the Second Congressional district of the democratic national convention at Denver when William Jennings Bryan was nominated for president,
 The representative-elect is native Of
 Mansfield and veteran of the Spanish merican war.
 Under a New York date line in the
 Hartford Courant the following item of local interest appeared.
 Mrs kOl1Sfe6p Iy-bO oaVp
 her residence as Willimantic, Conn.,. has lost her legal battle for the custody of
 her ten year old daughter Anita. follow ing her sensational trip to Paris where she was accused by her divorced husband, Georg rgeNKollstede. of Kidnapping the girl
 and bringing her back to this country on the steamship. Paris which doclled here Saturday
 Technicalities of the law won out over mother love when the case was heard in the supreme court. The Kollstedes were divorced March 21, 1921. The wife was the plaintiff eharg- ing non-support.
 She was given her divorce with no al- imony. the child being given to the father and he took her to Paris to live with his mother returning himself to America Mrs. Kollstede was given S1.000 to go to see the child and returned wit hher. Relatives of Mrs. Kollstede in this city ! said Monday that she has brought ac- | tion against her former husband to show l the reason or what right he had in talk 1 ing their child out of the country. The i case is returnable before Rhode Island court in Providence, Thursday of this week.
 The funeral of George Roy Twas held
 Monday morning from the home of his l daughter, Mrs. Folklore Delude, II; Crescent street at S.30 o'clock followed by
 a requiem mass at St. Marys church al g o'clock. 1 Rev. E. Q. Mathieu officiatcd. specia singing was rendered by the choir under l the direction of Mrs. Joseph Gaudreat ; with Mrs, Gaudreau presiding at .4e ur i gan. The bearers were Francis Mar 1 coux, Desithe Couchon. Octave Caisse, H
 Dion, Napoleon DeBlois and Romnolt | Bergeron. Burial was in St. Joseph: cemetery where a commttaI service wa! conducted by Rev. J, J. Papillou.
 ssbastino AIdorinO of Mansfield av enue was brought before the local cour Monday morning and charged with having sold quart of liquor to Fred T. Carol l of the Stafford Springs state police bar racks on the night of November 13 Pau 1 Loerasto was called as an interpreter
 Aldovino asked for a continuance of tn l case to give him time to secure counsel 1 which was granted and the case va assigned to Monday, November 27. Aldo
 vino was let out on bonds.
 The coal and wood shed in the rear 0 l the home of Mir. and Mrs. Eugene ] Randall of 16S Valley street was partial 1 ly destroyed by fire earlS Monday morn l ing from an unknown origin. 400 feet o l hose had to be laid, The roof was total 1 ly destroyed an dthe shed almost entirel! 1 ruined
 l Tine Reo delivery truck owned by tn 1 Hnrteau- Besse Corp, was badly damage Monday morning when the breaks sud denly released and the truck toog plunge down an embankment and lanEe onto the railroad tracks. The truck ha been left standing in the alleyWay be tween the firms furniture store and tn
 Dolly B, Stanton fancy work shop. WheI l the breaks let go 1t gained momentum an reaching the bank, took dive.
 l Fred Charron of Baltic who recentf drove his automobile into the rear o one driven by Timothy E. Sullivan of thi city was notified to appear before tn 1 local court this tTuesdayl morning on
 charge of reckless driving.
 Isaac Zol1et of stafford Springs wa
 before the Columbia town court Monda afternoon and given hearing befor T Grand Juror Dwight A. Lyman. Zolle ] was chaFged with assault on Fran Begus of Columbia about < week az. I The affair happened swf1en Zollet ealie