Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-28
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l Hewlett The other guests included, Alma Chase. Lena Hansoa Carolyn worden, Mrs. R. H. Worden, Ada How lett. Myrtle Howlett, Mrs, D. SheaFer, Virginia Haggerty, Ida Bernard. Laura Bernier. Alice Chase, Mrs. Frank F. ! Brooks, Alice Brooks, Mildrai Pickett. Mrs. J. B. Fogarty, Mrs. F. Chase, Mrs ]. Chase and Miss Mary Cope, Mss Dol McMahon and Miss Irene Chase, of Hartford.
 Anton Emil Nobis died early Wednes- day morning at his home ia the town of Colnnhia after a long illness. He was 1 born in Germany, June II, 1883. and was a shoemaker. He is survived by his wife, three sons, Edmund. Paul and ot- 10, of California and three daughters. Clara Nobis. of California; Mrs. Anna | AcceYedo, of New York, and Mrs Martha Blackell of wEdgewater N. J.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Ruschmann were held Wednesday aft ernoon at 1.39 o'clock at her home in Amstone. Rev. T. D. Martin officiated. Burial as in St. Peters cemetery, He bron. Jay M. Shepard wa sin enarge. | It was announced by President Chas. L. Beach of the Connecticut Agricultural college that the Winsted story sn some of | the state evening papers Tuesday was | E | 1 gard to three "Winsted members of the I freshman class of the college who were | supposed to have left the college on ac- count of injuries received on The open | ing day of the college term, .ast week. ' at tho hands of the sophonlcres. The 2 boys were William Criffen, Elmer Nor l gan and Arnold Griffen. The Griffen l boys told President Beach that they had ! left over the last week end to go home l and obtain more money and Morgan 1 said he had returned horn when he | found that it cost more money than hs 1 anticipated, he said that l. wouIl re- 1 turn if he found it possible to d. go. Daniel K. Strong of this city paid a fine of $10 and cos5s, amounting rc 1 $29,l5 in the Winds 9r toW1 court Tues- day evening. MT Strong fgurad n an unavoidable accident while drivinr his 1 Hudson touring car on the highway in South Windsor A Ford car came along and pulled alongside ; hcI sa-drawn hay rake which was travelling in the same direction. The Ford stopped suddenly in this position. MT Strong saw that or the right of the rake was little gir and he was forced to pull way over 10 the left of the Ford to get by. As he wa. doing so a Willys- Knight came along al 2 good rate of speed and crashef iusf his car damaging badly.
 The original charge against him ol reckless driving was noeed and tht charge of violation of the rules Of tht road was substituted H. pleaded nolc contedre
 While working vTiIIimantlc cemeter, recently, Arthur " Sweet was stricker with appendicitis. He was rushed to St Josephs hospital and Wedne sday fore !
 Federal Prohibition Enforce n1ent Of ficer Stanton L. Briggs Lieutena;,t Anar Macarthur and Officer John Killourey and Edward Leaay of the local poiic. | department made hree raids recently a the Blue Line 1itney head4uarters, th' store of FranA Aramos and th., pooi room of Raymond D-rosier. The raids were all unsuccessful
 John D. Hopkins. of Mansfield, ant Mrs Annie F. Brown of this city. wer, married Wednesday afternoon at 23l o'clock at St Pauls Episcopal rector, by Rev. Walter F. Borchert. The wit nesses were Mrs Helen Borchert ant l Mrs. W. F. Borchert. MT and Mrs Hopkins will reside at the Ridges.
 Brief Local Notes
 Mrs. John s. Hillhouse is a guest O friends in Norwich for the week
 | JoMn Clffk LOUIS " Daniels of Coy
 entry and party of friends attsnde
 Rockville fair Wednesday afternoon
 Mrs. Jane V. Atathieu and Mrs Allie
 Boyer, of Norwich, are spending tn
 week in Providence.
 Harry Morrison and Afford Judge at
 tended Rockville fair Wednesday.
 The family of Joseph P. Cotter close
 thelr cottage at Lake Wangumbaug thi
 week, Thomas Cotter also closed his cot
 tage and returned to Boston
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles G. Fillmore Ieav
 for Manchester next week where Ml
 Fillmore will be engaged in constructio
 work
 Howard Knight and son of Mir. an
 Mrs. Walter B. Knight and stanle Sumner. son of Mir and Mrs E. W
 Sumner, have returned to Yale. whar
 the former enters the sophomore clas
 and the latter theejunior class
 William A. Roy has entered the emplo of the United Talking Machine Co.
 Mrs. John D. Roy who was operate
 on recently is rapidly recovering.
 Mrs Charles Loyiett has as her gues
 Mrs. George Battersby of Providence.
 Mrs Charles L. Boss is spending
 few days in New London and Mystic
 Mrs. F. s. Pendleton has returne