Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-02
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swinging, Jack SmidiSk or Tofr1ngton [ baton juggling, Joseph Dumas Of Web Bristol; ancient fling, A Gersie of Moosup; bugling, J. Winslow os rorring ton modern fling, J. Wilson ot Haft- ford; best flute playing, 4. RrothweI of Bristol.
 Reuben Perry BurEess. enc Of Leba- ! nons best citizens died Sunday morning | at o'clock after a long Illness. The f deceased was born in Lebanon, the son | 1 of Asa and Mary Ann Perry Burgess. Ills | is survived by two daughters. Mrs. AIa- ! 1 bell Locke of Hartford and Miss Rp- ! berta Burgess of Lebanon two brothers; | 1 William A. Burgess Of BozFah and Silas 1 P. Burgess of Lebanon; one sister. Mrs | NJ. E. Strong of Bristol and two grand 1 sons, Bernard D. Locke of Worcester and Arlington Locke of wiilimahtic.
 The annual town election win be held this Monday at the old town building On Church street. The polls are to be open from 6 a. m. to 5 p, m. Judge James F. Twoney will be moderator. It is eK- pected that not more than 10 per cent, of the votes will be east as there appears to be but little interest in the election
 from either party.
 After the votes have been counted and
 the results announced the meeting will
 be declared adjourned until Saturday, October Tth at the town hall when the
 various clauses in the warning will be
 acted upon.
 The funeral of Napoleon Tetreault was ,i held Saturday morning from his late
 home, sS West Park street with re- quiem high mass at St. Mary's church
 at o'clock Rev E. O. Mafhieu was
 the celebrant; Rev o. S. Beaumeister the { deacon and Rev. H BeIec the sub deacon Special singing was rendered by
 the choir under the direction of Joseph
 F. Gaudreau with Mrs. Gaudreau pre-
 siding at the organ. The funeral was
 attended by large number of friends of
 the deceased and there were many floral
 pieces which showed the esteem in which
 he was held. Burial was in Spencer,
 Mass The bearers were Zephir Berge-
 ron. John O. Trudeau. wilfred O. Gagnon, , Ferdinand FoStier, Noise Morrlsette and
 Bona Gingras. l The funeral services for Charles Ross
 were held from hIs late home in South , Chaplin Sunday afternoon at two o'clock l Burial was in the Bedlam cemetery. Jay NJ. Shepard was in charge of the ar engagements.
 The funeral services for AIonso Davis were held from the parlors of local I undertaken at two o'clock. Rev. Walter { F. Borchert officiated. Burial followed
 in the Willimantic cemetery The bear CTS were James Rowan. Fred Deming, a Matthew Gallagher and William Daley. Tn the police court Saturday morning n three cases were heard and continued. l. The case of Hyman Brettschneider . charged with having milk for sale below q the standard and alleged to be skinned e was continued until Tuesday morning of . this week. Inspector F. H. P. Paine pur- !. chased a half pint of milk from the de- r fendant on September 1st and upon anal
 ysis it was found to be below standard e Brettschneider who conducts & restau- [, rant on Railroad street said that lie was q within the law as he had a sign reaumg e "sSim MIX" on display.
 n The eases of Aleck BaronSfsky and A.
 bert Ntontis charged with reckless driving - were continued for one month. Mir Bar Ia, onofskv has made a settlement for the
 damage to the ear driven by Montie anf 10 owned by Dr. F. F. Wilcox with which IS he collided Thursday noon at the corner IS of Walnut and Valley streets. A short
 session of the juvenile court was held ant !, the cases of two boys charged with steal le ing watermelons few weeks ago iron l- a South Wndham road homo gardeI I'd were disposed Of
 y The Babcock cornet band is to observ' " it's sixtieth anniversary by celebration
 to be held at Bucks Grove. Westford 'e Saturday. October ( A sheep bake vii 's be held followed by speaking and musi IS with a social hour. The Ladies Band a ts Hampton will present the drama. ''PoH. K Wants Cracker" at Warrenyille il
 the evening
 In a recent issue of the Billboard. al E. item appeared which. read Tom War 70 and Sam Johnson, veteran ninstrels ar "a making a big hit in Boys of Long Ago. al ," act made up of old timers now in vaude | vile Both men are known here and SaY n- Johnson is from this city.
 n' Mrs. May Russ spent the week -en IT with Mrs C. Bissell of Hartford. form CT erly of this city
 of Mir. and Mrs William Buck are CT le tertaining Mrs. Bucks cousin. Miss Alic V Stewart Holmes of Providence for weel ,e' Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Winter have rt h turned from an automobile trip to Bosto 'tS visiting friends.
 '- .P. s. Hills of The Ridges has bee ol appointed administrator of the estate
 Miss Philanda E. Markham By Judge D- Probate l.. J. lStorrs
 lg' Mir. and Mrs A. L. French had { = guests for the week end Mir and MT
 Asllne Ward and daughter Sybil of Nev Y ton. Mass.
 le MT. and Mrs C. c. Case and famil
 spent the week end in Waterbury
 the guests of Mr. and Mrs Albert Go
 grove and family.
 ia Miss Ruth Williams of Southbridge
 spending a week with her mother, MT
 Emily J. Williams She will then go - Boston for a stay
 MT and Mrs. Charles F. Risedorf a,
 entertaining Mrs. Minnie Merrill of Clil
 ton.
 Mrs. John Hopkins who recently fe =. down the stairway al her home at u Ot Ridges is improving.
 Ic Miss Cora Riley of Mansfield is
 spend the winter in New York. On Over the week end Mir. and MT