Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-29
WILLIM MANT1C

ger of falling into habits of vice. It was Fl claimed that the girl had accompanied a young man on a trip to New York, but
 his was denied by the girl who said her
 companion was another young girl. She was placed in charge of Probation Officer Mrs Ora NJ Clark.
 First scIcctman James M Smith stated Friday that the selectmen would try to have the ballots ready for voting on the
 appropr iatfon of SS0.60G for the addi- ton to Natchaug school, so that the vote might be taken Saturday, May 9th. From all accounts voting will be brisk, the vote | ! to have the meeting was carried Thurs I | day night by an overwh dining majority, | | and another large delegation of taxpay- I CTS who were sitting back waiting for a | chance with the ballot are to vote against < the proposition.
 | Application blanks are available for the second civilian military training ! camp to be held at Camp Devens Aug, | to 31, for young men between tho ages ! of r and 27. The recruiting campaign closes May 21st and applications are to be sent to Frank H. Foss in this city, ]
 the Wiilimantic chairman of the recruit i | ing committee. who has all necessary ! blanks. | John Lucas, now held at Brooklyn jail,
 has signed a denial of statements made
 that he knew the family of Mir. and Mrs. | Cox of Hampton. He states that he sim ply dropped into the house, seeking a meal and offered to pay for it. He claims
 that after eating the meal he was ac-
 costed by the police and arrested, any Eany statements claimed to have been
 made by him detrimental to the Cox family are untrue.
 At the meeting of the chamber oT cOnl-
 meree, to be held. next Tuesday, Gov
 ernor Everett J. Lake is to be the guest
 of honor and with him will come several l other prominent Hartford men. ! The ad- dress is to be made by James E. Bennett l of New York. president of tho Babcocll Printing Press Company of New London. [ The meeting will be the last of the sea
 son.
 Funeral services for Esther E. Bower were held Friday afternoon at I o'clock from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ida | F. Phpps. of North street, Rev Harry s. NteCresdy conducting the service. Bur ial was in Evergreen cemetery. Central Village. Funeral Director Jay NJ. Shep- ard was in charge.
 Attorney George Cutler. member of the. state legislature. and Attorney Salvin of
 8Mddletown. a graduate of Yale Cnivcr- sity. are to address local Jewish resi-
 dents Sunday night at the Temple street
 synagogue. The meeting is held under the auspices of the Zionist Union of Hart
 ford. and is he'd to aid in work in the
 Jewish homeland in Palestine.
 Funeral services for Mrs Margaret F. Smith were held Friday morning at g O. clock fror1 her home in Hampton, with
 requiem nigh mass at the Jmmaculate Conception church there at 10 o'clock, Rev. p. Roux of DanieLson officiating
 Burial vas in Lftchfe1d cemetery, in
 charge Of Jay NI. Shepard.
 Wallace L. Durkee died FtIday morn
 Ing at his home in WarrenviJle after two
 weeks illness. He leaves his wife and a granddaughter. a son-in-law and a daughteT-in-la1'.
 { Mrs. Adelaide Stewart wife ot HiIHan, 3 ?. Stewart. who died Wednesday at her home on Ocean avenue New London. !. leaves two sisters who live in this city. : Miss F. Palmer and Mrs. E. E. Latham. Q Dr. and Mrs Frank T. Guild. Of Wind 2 ham Center. celebrated their 25th we'd . ding anniversary Friday. They were
 married in Putnam April 28 1897. by = Rev. Frank Sargent. 4 party was given = ip their honor Friday night by a party ol
 friends Mrs. Guild was Harriet Extor f Clark; she was born in Putnam Apri :. F. 1884. She is a graduate of Abbot . ! Academy. Andover. Mass. Dr. Guild was | - attended New Britain State Norma l. school and taught school for eight years | In 1885 he was graduated from the Lons l. Island College Hospital and shortly af , forwards came to Windham where he ha! a since lived. Dr. Guild holds the homo l. of having been chairman of the towI
 school committee for nearly 20 years. \. Brief Notes.
 The Loyal Order of Moose bowler n again defeated the K of c. bowlers ii $ their tourney Thursday night Norman e din got high three, with Ss4 and Chabo r. took high single, with 139.
 g The American Thread baseball clu' l. gets under way this (sIaturday) after Q noon when practice starts. Manage lg John McQullan has sent out call fo d local candidates and many will be O .n hand for the tryouts.
 2. Dog licenses must be paid at office 0 1t town clerk on or before May 1st.-adv. IS You have one day more to pay you es do~ tax and save the extra dollar-ad1 IS The OdeIl AI Chapman Continents C. Fife and Drum Corps is to go to Rock b vile this Saturday, evening to atten IT. the dance and social of Rockville Drur en Corps
 le The small daughter of Michael Leis of of 115S Main street, was injured slightl is Friday afternoon when struck by the at 1y tomobile driven by John J. Hersant ( IT. Ivan Hill. The little girl received cut
 about the mouth and head. a- Emerson Staebner arrived from Salen ts Mass. Friday to spend the weekend wit ay his parents,
 lie Mrs. Sarah Graupne. and Miss Nell he Atkins were recent visitors in Hartfort D. South Manchester High and Windhal