Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-06
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nhaI authorities said that they %eald
tame zatnkaH back and Constable StiMp-
son took him to Chaplin where ne
| ceivea orders frem dhe ssledmen 70
take zHnkas to the MagsR chusetts seate
| line and deliver him to the Massachusetts
| autheritiss
| Funeral services for Mrs. Elisabeth
Tathrcn SpraRuS were held SATURDAY
afternoon at one o'clock at 81 North
street Rev. Harry s. McCready con-
quoting the service. Burial was IN Win
mantle cemetery. The bearers were Lou
Whitceunb, WI. Bishop, E. B. Hyde, 4.
J. Merritt, Winfield White and A. LIN
coin. The committRf service was READ at
the grave by Rev. H. S. McCready. Ar
rangements were in charge Of Jay M
| Shepard.
Miss Mary Moran died Saturday
morning. at the home Of her nephew Mi
chsel McGiilicaldy, Of 2SS Valley street
after q lonr illness. She is survived be-
sides hsr nepew, Mr.. MeGillieudy, by her
niece, Mrs. Michael Mccarthy, Of Hart
ford
Mrs. Mary. Bowman, wtdsW Of JehH
Bowman, died at her home, 50 Lebanon
avenue, Saturday morning from valvulsr
heart disease. She was born in Aberdeen
Scotland, May rs, 1916, the daughter Ct
CAPTAIN William and Margaret Rattle
| Whyte. She married John Bowman and
| was the mother of six children, WILL
lam H, John A., George Thomas Mar
Earet, Rosie May and Arthur G. W, all
| dying young, and IL survived by two sons,
William H. and John A, of this city ;
Vand three grandchildren, Edward Bow
man, Ethel and Gladys Bowman.
The twenty-sixth annual reception of
Prof D. F. Ciifford's Junior dancing class
was held Saturday afternoon at the town
han with 8 large attendance. A local
| orchestra gave concert frem 2.3o to 3
o'clock and played for the dancing that
followed. The hall vas decorated with
American hsgs. Paper hats were given
the memmers Of the class and the chill
dren distributed special favors to their
friends. The various dances by the class
| were interpreted in a manner that won
| hearty applause from the spectators, The
feature OF the dance was mlnuet at the
court Of Louis XIV, danced by the fol-
lowing children: Ruth Bath. Marion
Branch Ruth Conant, Alice Cyr. Elinor
Crawford, Irene White, Mary Rose Sa-
worry, Janet and Leila Scripture, Regina
Racicot Helen and Barbara Pollard
Margaret Persons. Helen Lennon, Lillian
Ottenheimer, Virginia Kinds irginia
Hinman, Caroline Gerrick, Jessica Fen
ton Barbara Elicit. Nellie Dainten, Lu.
| ellie Dineen, Helen Rychling, Lois Hol.
| man The following are members Of the
| class; Walter Thompson, Carl Trip, Ell
lott Southwark, Roger Sullivan, Rich
ard Savory. Richard Pickett, Edwin an,
John Nichols. Claude Mathewsen. viii
lam Charles Maine, Melvin Lincoln, Ly
man Jordan, William Jordan, John Buck
| Robert Bath. Jr., Waldo Bass, Ansel A.
mold, Charles Clark, Milton Denery, Bur
ton Lawson, Augustine Giraca. Haze
Jones, Irma and Henrietta Hall Lo
| Holman, Lucille and Catherine Hanna
Frances Crane, Lillian Ottenheia7er, Hell
en- Lennon. Margaret Persons BarbaY,
and Helen Pollard, Regina Racicot lei:
ana Janet Scripture, Mary Rose savery
Irene White, Helen Ryehling. Virgins
Kinds, Virginia Human, Caroline Ger
rick, Jessica Feten, Barbara Elicit
Nellie Dainten. Lucille Dineen, Rut
Bath, Marion Branch Ruth cenant
Alice cyr. Elmer Crawford, Carelyi
Werten, Barbara Van Zant. Marion Tur
bridy, Juliet TrIon, Gertrude SineHeu
Ruth Resen, Evelyn Pollard. PhylIi
NflHsms Carolyn Gerri4k. Mareellin
Marotte. Rose Lsyigne, Eulalie and Elig
abeth Jenkins, Alice Costello lea
Branch, Jean Chamber1in. Dorothy DIN
cen, Gertrude and Lois DoHdero. Rott
Esterbrooks, Katherine Faircleth. DIV
French, Katherine Grimes, Kathleen Gi
raca.
Saturday morning. ON Main stree
about nine o'clock, Ralph L4amourAuE
whewas rolling an automobile tire dow
the street let it get away from him an
the tire crashed into the plate glass win
dow of the Brick and Sullivan Snoe Cc
| window. The window was insure
! through local agency. Lamoureux, VII
- admitted that he was at fault, agree
= to settle for the damage.
III District Deputy t. Frank Cunning han
OF the Knights of Columbus, had charg
4 Of the disqualification of the third i,
gree on a class of 20 candidates for A
L Hallows' council at Moosup, Sunday af
Il eTnoon. He also arranged for the instit;
ton of q new council at Jewett City,
charter being recently granted to it /
the supreme directors.
Rose Lyon Palmer. a waitress IN
4 restaurant in New London, formerly
this city was granted a divorce tro
Ernest e. Palmer on the ground
cruelty, at q session OF the superit
court in New London. Friday mornin
4 Judge Avery presid ding Testimony W;
I introduced showing that Palmer fr
4 eueHtly abused his wife by hitting he
The ease of William Weeks Of Sou
h / street charged with damaging a fen,
- on the property Of Archille Eremit
came up before the local police cou
| Saturday morning but was at once CO!
tinued one week, due to the illness
the principal witness for the plaintiff
r Envoy Paul schelters, originally
r | Amsterdam, Hollond, was the speaker
the service in Salvation Army hal! Sa
7" urday evening. The theme was Jof
- xvi 1876.
In the running high dive ot the
NJ. c. A. Saturday morning the Ee
I.vrnre first the Pirntss secnnH and u