Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-04
WTkLE..TM ANTIC

pool enporiunas is leading ali nine con
testants in the tourney for the state
championship being STAGED at Waterbury
Benoit has won four and lost none, his
nearest rival being CoffeE, of Waterbury.
who has won two and lost none. Benoit's
next game Is on Friday night of this
week with Mack Of Bridgeport. Reports
credit Benoit with steady playing, no
great runs winning his games.
Owing to ths lats arrival Of the Gem
trail Vermont train. Monday morning,
hundreds of pieces of mail that usually
go out on the first morning delivery
were held over until the afternoon de-
livery. The train is scheduled to arrive
here at .05 a. m. but did not arrive up-
Ali AFTER 10 O'Clock. A redailed car
north of Yantic caused the tie-up on
the line for several hours
Albert ". House was arrested Non
day afternoon by Officer Grant Bonn
bria on 3 warrant charging him with
non-support of his wife, Gladys c,
House, and their four minor children,
| George, Bessie, Elsie and Evelyn House.
House was released under bonds Of
| 5000 furnished by Ernest Lincoln for the
| appearance of House in court this tues
day) morning.
Herbert /. switzsr has brought suit
/ against George F. Brown Of this citg for
/ $500. The case Is returnable before the
/, superior court for Windtam county. City
| Sheriff Thomas Killourey served an at
tachment on the grey mare belonging to
the defendant on Monday. Eli Blanchette
went bonds for Brown
Announcement was made Sunday al
the First Congregational church of three
! events in connection with the rsgula,
services Of tbs church for the next thres
Sundays. Palm Sunday the dedication
Of the Honor Roll Tablet is to taks
place, the address to be made by Rev
William S. Beard. former pastor of tht
church. Easter Sunday St Johns Com
n1andery, NO. II, Knights Temp4ar, arr
to attend the morning service and in thu
afternoon vesper service will be held
Sunday. April %, the annual reception
IS to be rendered new members.
Funerel services for Miss Hepsy c
Boden were held Monday afternoon q
2 o'clock, at NO. So North street Mrs
Harriet c. Noyeg, OF Boston. conductei
the service. Burial was N the Whitman
tic cemetery. The bearers were Howart
AIillerd. Frank F. Efenton. William Gee
and Burt Lewis. Funeral Director 10,
NJ Shepard was in charge of the ar
rangements.
Miss Nora g. Cahey. 35. daughter o
the late jeremiah and Catherine Carve,
Carey. died Monday morning in Nor
wich hospital She Is survived by a sis
ter. Miss Mary A. Carey of this city. an,
a brother, Henry S. Carey of New Lon
don. The body was brought 10 thi
city during the afternoon by Killoure.
4 Brothers.
Mrs. 2. j. Gardner, of WiIIing+ou
widow Of Austin Gardner. died Sunda,
at her home. Mrs. Gardner lacked on
day of being 80 years Of age.
surprise party was held ut the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Grenier of 4
John street. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Lewis, it being Mr.. Lewis birth
day. The purpose of the party was dis
closed when the lights were turned on
ana a pretttIy lighted birthday cake wa
exposed. A lunch consisting of ice cream
salze, fancy cookies and soft drink wa
J Champlin helped the hostess IN serving.
Brief Mention.
Aldermen z. A. Jabocs, Fred Roy. an
NJ. E. Sullivan. and Corporation Coun
sci w. A. King. were appointed b
Mayor Gates to draw up suitable reso
lutions relating to the death of Alder
c. Scripture, late city clerk and treas
urer.
All town and city offices were close
Monday afternoon between the hours o
2 and o'clock during the funeral @
Miss Hepsy c. Boden, late assistant tow
clerk.
Timothy Quinn has been appolnte
delegate from Francis S. Long post, Nc
80. G. A. r, to the annual state en-
l "a nj f,P r
to be held at NoFwalk. April 1919
Willinantic coal dealers have a suppl
Of coal on hand suffiient to last severs
months with normal demand.
A large numheF of Willimantic rest
dents went to Mansfield Center Monda
evening to hear Dr. Russell Cornwell lee
ture on Acres of Diamonds" Tn
money recemived Is to go to pav for til
education Of a promising young man an
for the library.
Word of the engagement Of George F
Brown, formerly of this city, now {
Los Angeles. Cal, to Miss F'rankli
Caruahan Of Los Angeles, formerly {
Marion Ohio, has reached local friend
The wedding is to take place in Jun
and the uewlyweds are TO reside IN Holly
wood Cal.
Fred Dumaine. James E Lynch, JAIME
: B. Forgarty, Dona Parent, and WiIIlal
Z. Greene have been appointed the con
mittee to arrange for the entertainer
to follow the installation Of officers (
Wilma ntic lodge. No. 1911. B ?.
Z EIlys at the next regular meeting.
. Public schools of the town open t.
> day (Tuesday) following the spring w
4 | cation.
A large attendance Is assured for tt
meeting of the Chamber of Conr1ert
| this (Tuesday evening. Radio rnessai
es ard a talk on the operation Of rad
| appliances make up the entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin D. Boss expe
tn leave Florida Wednesday and reac
Willimantic about the goth.
Miss Bernadette Murphy, teacher Of
kSouthinEton school, Is spending the 2;