Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-13
WII.L.IMANTIC


 panies and units of the regiment will leave for Mantle Four days will be spent at Camp Lake, named in honor of Governor Everett J. Lake The reg ihnent will then move to East Haven, where for four days the soldiers will be given target practice The regiment l will the nreturn to Mantle to complete field training. The men will break camp Sunday afternoon, July 30, The camp at East Haven will be known as Camp Cole, in honor of Adjutant-Gen- visitors will not be allowed in camp be- fore 4.s0 o'clock and must leave by 10 o'clock.
 I Captain Morrison has issued orders to members of the first platoon. At the armory Sunday morning the first cal will be at o'clock. Assembly will be at 3.3o o'clock, after which the march Ito the railroad station will be taken up Each platoon has 52 enlisted men and | three officers, making total of 10l men, Major Frank c. Mabin, U. s. A. will have charge of the training. The regiment will be under the command oi I Colonel James A. Haggerty.
 The funeral of James F. Danahes was held Wednesday morning from his home. Requiem high mass at St. Jo sepli's church at g o'clock was sung by Rev. o. S. Beaumister. Rey. M. F. O. Il Connor of Caledonia. Minn.. was seated in the sanctuary. Mrs E. R. Porte lance was at the organ. As the bodt was borne into the church Mrs. J. E Sullivan sang Nearer, My Cpd to Thee at the offertory she gave Pie Jesus, ane as a waiting hymn, Some. Sweet Day There was a. large attendance of. rela tives and friends and there were beauti ! fa1 in was read at the grave in St. Joseph' cemetery by Rev. M. F. O'Connor ant II Rev. Charles Kelly. The bearers weri James and Raymond Carey, James Tim mins, Walter Sullivan, F'rancas Sulli van and John Pickett. The flower bear er was Daniel Haggary. Funeral ar arrangements were in charge of Killoure. Brothers
 The report of Chief of Police Danie J. Kiliourey for June, shows 47 arrest for the following causes: Drunkenness . 1, assault 4, breach of the peace ? l drunkenness and breach of the peace attempt to wreck train, suspicious per sons 2, violation of the auto law Il speeding 4 violation of the game lar 4, vagrsncy 8. theft 1, bastardy 1, So . liciting for prostitutes 1, violation Q the liquor law 1, reckless driving These cases were disposed of as foi lows Committed to jail 4, released b. chief 7 bound over 1, paid fines an costs 10, Judgment suspended 1. turIle' over to other officers 4. nolled by pay rnent of costs 16 costs paid, fine remit ted f. Tramps lodged at station hous [ 15; electric lights out ss2 hours; door found open and secured 6, complaint 216. lost child found and returned t parenta 1.
 | Streets Irwin M Ford from June F t July ssshewed the total expenditures O the streets to be s1,S72.s2. The item follow:
 superintendent's salary s115.4o. use c teams and auto S24; cleaning street. $s5.10; cleaning block paving, $72 cleaning. cresswalks and picking paper $41.10; patching streets, $72G block pay ing department, s462.1S; oiling street s12e surface repairs, s105.12; stdewaI expenditures $25s.s9; total of s1,572.S.
 Ohacials of the New Haven railfoa are taking exception to the use of poI tions of the tracks in this city as place on which to throw refuse. An off cer of the road was at the local polio station Wednesday afternoon and state that he had inspected the places wner refuse was thrown He said they wei | A5 | Rows The police department is to. pl q stop to the practice The tracks wi be cleaned and persons who are caugf throwing refuse on them will be ares ed.
 Friends of Harold F. Cahill learn ths he is recovering from a severe attac of appendicitis and that the operatie was most successful. Mir C8hifl Is i St. Joseph's hospital.
 Mrs Mary R. Smith of windham hs sold her twenty-acre farm with built ! ings thereon, located on the back roa in Windham Center to Mrs. Anna Gaint of this city.
 The administrator of the estate of u late Stanley Dusza having filed his a count with the Windham probate couf
 Judge Otto B Robinson has set Mo
 day, July IT, as the date for a hearir . on the allowance of the administratit account
 owen Davidson and Ida Lambert
 this city were married Tuesday mig :. at o'clock by Rev. John Pearce at u ''sf Methodist parpnage The witness
 were members of Mir Pearcess family
 NIT. and Mrs. ,Tevfn Stevenson ha
 announced the marriage of their daug
 ter, Kathryn and Russell Burnham Oh
 pei, which took place Saturday, July = in Chicago. The ceremony was perforr
 cd by Rev Vernon W. Cooke, former
 of Willimantic MT. and Mrs ChapT
 are motoring to the home of Mrs. C.
 Taintor, ' Spring street.
 F Another large crowd was in atten ' ance at the closing of the Boy Seou e l ras-i1ivaI in St Ioeanl's sehn0l erotiuf