Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-31

hd1Q STREET, flSQulol1 nigh mass 1J VI /
Josephs church at 9 O'Clock was sung
by Rev. John E. Clark. Mrs. Edmund |
r. .Uortelance was at the organ and |
during the services there was special |
singing by Mrs. Henry Matthew. The |
body was placed In the receiving vault
at st. Joseph's cemetery. The bearers
were Thomas Mazzola, Frank Russo,
Charles Mazzola, Augustine Devona,
James Mazda and Nestiena Theresa.
Albert @. Squares, 10, died Sunday
night at his home In Westford, town OF
Ashford. He was born in Ashford, Au-
gust 49, 184S, the son of Henry N and
Julia Snow Squire. He leaves his wife,
a brother, Ralph Squire of Bridgeport,
and q niece, Mrs. AdZie Bassett of War
| renvil1e.
There seems to be no end to the actdvi-
ties Of Prohibition Officers William Cong
don and Stanton Briggs in Willinantic
and surrounding towns. Saturday even
| ing the officers raided the grocery store
conducted by Stanley CiesIa Of 70 Main
street and found a small quantity of
| moonshine and cider. Ciesla will appear
| before United States Commissioner Earl
Mathewson Of Norwich this (Tuesdayl
| morning. Later in the evening the Off
GERS aecosted a man of suspicious charac-
ter on the street in Norwich and on
| searching his grip found that tt contain
| ed two gallons of moonshine. The Off
| GERS then drove TO his home in Hallville
! and discovered three gallons of the same
! quality of hooeh in the house. The man
gave his name as Joseph Boizem.
At midnight the officers called at the
home of John Nowoskoski on Fox Hill.
Nothing of an discriminating character
was found in the house, but 200 gallons
| of mash were found dumped in the rear
Of the house, and upon search Of the sur.
! rounding woods a complete still. an extra
| coil and g. tWo-quart jug full Of whiskey
were found,
/ house owned by Charles Pinney of
! Gilead, near Hebron, was burned to the
ground Saturday afternoon about $50.
/ Charles Pinney and members Of his fam
| lily made a trip to Manchester in the af-
ternoon and on their return to Gilead
| found the house and its contents de-
| stroyed by fire
1 Lawrence Casey has been missing from
| the home of his father. James Casey, of
/ Elm street, since Saturday last. Mr.
| Casey appealed to the police to locate his
/ son and the officers traced him to Stat
ford, where he had been attending a
| dance that evening. He was seen in
Stafford Sunday afternoon and, accord
| ing to what Chief of Police Daniel Kill
lourey learned. he had told friends there
that he was bound for Springfield. :
The boy, who has wandered from home
/ at other times. met a local ya>ng man on
Main street this city, Saturday morning
and told him that he had not been home
since Friday. he was afraid his father
| would be laying for him" This was the
last seen of Casey until the officers locat-
ed him in Stafford. Casey was appre-
7 hended by Providence police not long
ago while in that city and was returned
| to his parents here.
Brief Notes.
Miss Florence Hevrin, who returned
Friday night from New York, is i'll at her
home on jackson street
Miss Laura Young of Springfield spent
the week end with her mother, Mrs. Es-
tella Young of Windfam road
Francis Ottenheiner spent the week
end at his home on Lewiston avenue.
Mrs. Charles BEenn, who is recovering
following an operation for appendicitis
Will soon be able to Leave the hospital
for her home in Scotland.
herVin w. Reynolds left Sunday night
4 fer Providence where he took up his
duties Monday morning as instructor in
the Commercial High school At the
close of bank hours Saturday, George
Gurley, on behalf of the employees of the
Wiliimantic Trust Company presented
him an amber fountain pen Mrs. Rey-
nolds plans to join Mr.: Reynolds in
Providence in about three weeks
| At st. Joseph's church there is to be a
solemn high mass of requiem Saturday
morning for the repose the soul of
Pope Benedict XIV.
r. A. Robinson returned to his home
in this city Sunday after spending sew
| eral days in New York
The Ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional church holds its all-day sewing
meeting Wednesday, The speaker is to
. be Rev. Rodney w Roundy, whose sub
jeet is Our Own South
| Charles w. Howard of Wesleyan uni
versity returned there Saturday after
| spending several days with Mr.. and Mrs
: P. s. Hills of The Ridges. Edward B.
Hills, nephew of Mr. Hills will leave for
Wesleyan today TUESDAY.
( At Hartford Saturday night, the Amer
lean Thread Mems team took two out
of three games from the Royal Type
!. writer bowlers but lost total pinfan by
: one pin. The girls team lost to the
Royal girls three straight, the Royal
girls with team single of .522 breawing
the state record for girls teams.
Judge and Mrs. Otto b Robinson re-
turned home Saturday after spending
several days in Providence, guests OF
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hull.
Miss Bertha Roy was rendered a
shower Saturday evening by about a
Il dozen friends. Games were played and
luncheon was enjoyed.
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