Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03
WILL AANTIC

Joseph Dwincsk of souh Coventry, was not present. The court waited a reason- able time and when Dwincsk failed to show up the case. was snolled on payment of costs. It is commonly believed that the reason Dwincsk did net put in an ap- pearance is that he has instituted "a suit for damages against Muster. The charge against Muster dates back to Saturday evening, May 13. when an automobile owned and driven by Kuster collided on West Main street with a motorcycle driven by Dwincsk. The complainant was badly injured and was patient in st. Joseph's hospital for several weeks.
 A meeting of wfliimantic Recreation and Realty company was held at the Chamber of Commerce parlors, at which property improvements were discussed. Reports of the committee on grounds and clubhouse showed -progress had been made and that the foundation for the clubhouse was nearly complsted under the direction of Charles B. Jordan. The contract for the building has not yet been awarded. The Stockholders then elected the following directors: William P Jor- dan. E. Frank Bugbee, Arthur I. Bill, John F. Brick and Willard H. Smith The directors elected the following officers President. E. Frank Bugbee; vice presi-i dent, Roland B. Jordan; secretary, Ray mond ParkeL6 treasurer, William P. Jor- dan. The committee on bylaws also re- ported, The draft that they had pre- pare5f was accepted and Fred Sanderson ana Joseph Rierdan were elected auditors.
 A meeting of the members of Willi- f mantle Country club was then held. The following were elected governors, One year pr. Joseph A. Girouard, Don H. Curtis; two years. Jeremiah E. Sullivan, Willard H. Smith Everett Harrington was elected treasurer in place efsGeorge s. Elliott, resigned Bylaws of the or ganization were ado1ted at the meeting.
 Sarah Elizabeth Stevens died at the home of her niece, Lela A. Clark of At woodvlle, late Friday night. She was born Dec l. 1S40, in West Kennebunk, Me, the daughter of Orlow and Miranda Taylor Stevens. She leaeves five sisters. Mrs. Miranda Peterson of Boston. Mrs. P L. Watson of Brooklyn. N Y, Mrs. Almean Leonard of Canton. Mass, and Harriet Stevens of Saco, Me, and a brother. Clarence w. of Boston. Funeral sfrvices were held at the home of her niece in Atwoodville Sunday afternoon at g. o'clock. Rev. H. W. Tillinghast ofti- ciated Another service will be hs;d n the West Kennebunk Methodist cha ra today (Monday). Burial will take place i'd Pine Grove cemetery West Eenne- bunk Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard was in charge of the arrangements.
 Ralph Wolmer, who has been in charge of department in John c. TracJ- store since July 3. 1918. has taken an interest in the firm which will be known as Tracy & 1Holmer. MT. Tracy first entered the trade Sept. S. 1Ss6 forming a part nership with Leander Freeman, now de- ceased, who retired four years later. Since tliat time MT. Tracy has conducted the business.
 Lillian PeIky. 1T, of zs Stone Row and Rose Martin, II. of 120 Walnut street were given a hearing at a special session of police court at noon Saturday, charged with being in manifest danger of failing into habits of vice Through their guard hans they acknowledged they had been away from home Thursday evening until | late Friday night with two men, but de- nied any wrong. The girls told the court that they accented an automobile ride l from two men who said they were iron l Providence and scent the night and Fri | day riding about the country. Judg, i Frank A. Foss sentenced them to thu state farm for women at East Lyme, ant they were taken there in the afternoon by Chief Daniel J Killourey and Proba tion Officer Mrs. o. M. Clark.
 Brief Notes.
 The fire committee. the board of en gineers and Mayor Charles A. Gates me Friday night in the office of Fire Chic. Wade U. Webster in the Bank street en zine house and discussed probable i'm provements. such as the purchase of boot and coatss new flooring etc
 Robert J. Johnston, Jr. son of Mir. ant | Mrs. Robert J. Johnston of 97 Bridg, street and Miss Alma Virginia Rofenz of Norbeth, Pa, were married WedneSda, evening, June 2S at ths home of tn brides sister. Mrs. Thomas Cahill, of 2 l Haverford avenue. Nccbeth, Pa The hes man was Hans FroeHcker. The brides 1 maids were Miss Katherine Johnston o | this city and Miss Ruth Wineland of Nor
 beth. The groom is a graduate of Cor
 nell university and is su9erintendent o
 the grounds and buildings of Haverfor x college in Pennsylvania. The bride Is
 graduate of Drexel institute. Philadelphia a MT. and Mrs. Johnston are spending 2 \ part of their honeymoon at the home c
 the greom's parents in this city.
 I Prizes for excellence in studies wer
 awarded two members of the recer ! graduating class at St JoseDh's hospits J training school for nurses. The firs gl prize, a $10 gold piece. went to Esthe Emma Cote of this city and the second. 4 S5 gold piece, to Katherine Mild~ed Har ley of East Hartford. The first prize wa
 given by St. Joseph's hospital alumni an the second by Mrs. Cutler of Hartford
 The annual outing of the commerci;
 department of the New London distrit ! of the Southern New England Telephor lcompany was held Saturday afternoon ;d Gardner Lake. The following represent; =