Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-06
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 to build shop for their wood working business.
 In police court Tuesday morning, An tonia Korna Of the Stone Row was charged with intoxication. woman complained that Korna was calling her Vic, names and Chief of Police Daniel Eilourey stated that korn2 was orunk when arrested. Although Kurna denied this state ment he was found guilty. and fined $1O and costs amounting to $17.15. Korna said that he had about $1eO hidden in hls room and an officer accompanied him ! there but no money was found. Later he was taken to Brooklyn jail. 1 Clarence Milton Pcrry died late MNr- day at St. Joseph's hospital He was born in Scotland, May A. 1916. the son l of Clarence H. and Honnre Heheznan ] Perry. The deceased leaves four broth CTS. Charles, John, Sydney and Ray ] monl Perry and his parents.
 Mrs Mary NJ. Walker aged SS. died at the home of her son Frank L. Walk ar of Groton, Tuesday morning. The deceased was the widow Of Christopher ! Walker.
 Word reccied late Monday night frS1n I New Haven of the death of Miss Arthe- muse Desrosiers came as a shock to her relatives and fa4SdS. Miss Desrosters was in New Haven for the past three weeks visiting at the home Of her sis- ter. Mrs. R. Larkin where she died. She was born in I.auraie. Canada, the 6augh- ter of Pierre and Odille Rputhier Dcs-c- isierz She came here when child and has since been resident of this city. She was ! highly respected member of S.. Nary's parish. The remains have been taken to the home of her brother. Ca miue Desrosier of 121 Main street, from which place the funeral will be held. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. F. Larkin of New Haven; three brothers Camille Of this city, Joseph of Boston, and Aine of this city reception was recently tendered 1 Mrs. Arthur Colbert of South WindhaIT l at the home of Mrs. Daniel P. MECarthy Mrs. Colbert was formerly Miss Helen M Mollitor and was married in New London November 15. She received many beautiful gifts. Among those present were, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs , Scrlbner, Miss Tillie ColhArt, Miss Ada 1 Hewlett, Miss Mayaae Colbert, Mrs RI E. Sullivan, Mrs. George Anthony, Mrs Thomas Shea Mrs. Samuel Dilworth . Mrs. c. Leroy Hewlett. Miss Catherine 5 Connell, Mrs. c. c. Smith, Mrs. H. LiE . quist of New Haven and Mrs. Waitel = Buebee or New bonnon.
 The R. c. Dun Mercantile Agency o Hartford has brought civil suit agains Maurice L. Leonard of this city on tl1t common counts. Damages are clainnet to the extent of s190 and property fol f that amount has been attached. I'm t ease is returnable before Justice of th' s Peace Curtis Dean Saturday, Decembel v1s.
 V Students of the scheolhouse at Tn e Ridges and nearby residents successful! f fought a brush fire recently, which burn l ed from the Central Vermont railroad t r the schoolhouse. No damage was done. -a The Ladies night of San Jose council ] No. IA, Knights Of Columbus, which wa o held Tuesday evening in Washburn hal <, was decided success and Jgid long b 2 remembered by those who attended. Th j l hall was filled to capacity and the en
 tertainment committee put things over i =l a fitting manner.
 The AmericaniEation committee c
 Anne Wood Elderkin Chapter, D. A R. is offering s25 to be divided and give
 in prizes in the Natohaug, WiadhaI Street, North and South WindhaI . schools, to the student in each at tn
 discretion of the teachers, who show 4 the greatest improvement in history duI ing the year. Only those in the iliShe I grades of the Natchaug and WindhaI ] ] street schools can compete. a The regular meeting of tae Violet Re
 b.lah lodge, No. J7. was held Tuesda evening. rehearsal of the desre I team was held.
 Mrs Otto E Robinson was Hartfor
 visitor Tuesday
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 ed fa hioned songs free,-adv.
 Miss Grace E. RansaI Of New Tor
 was recent guest Of her gr&n4parent
 M". and Mrs ]. (. Rapdall of this city
 Nr. and Mrs Dennis F. Saea were rt
 cent guests of William Shsa in Ne
 Britain.
 Dr and Mrs. Louis Hlus Of Westbreol Me, have returned home after spendin
 several days as rhe guests Of M1'. an .Mrs. George I. Taylor.
 EuGica Camp recently entertained u
 lIill Tea club at the home Of Miss Rut
 Mebber.
 Howard Maltoon Of Newark \. j.. tke guest of his sister, Mrs Edgar
 Bass for several days. and also of h
 parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Matoon
 Miss Evelyn Thompson and Miss N; ' bel Eardmsn spent Tuesday in Hsrtfor
 Mrs. Bell E. Risgeiman is entertain - ing Miss Caroline E. Bartlett of Hartfol
 for q few weeks
 M" and Mrs. A. Y. Scgar have returl
 cd after ding the funeral Of MT
 Segar'S brotler-in-laW, Minot Smith la
 of South Norwalk.
 Mr and Mrs. Frank H. Campbell ar h daughter Colette nave returned to the