Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
WILLIMANTIC

El certified # was learned tina. Mason had iiecn discharged from |. S. Army Hos rStal No 42, Perryville, Mp, on Decenl- ber s, 1922, just one day before he ar riveff in this city to make his living.
 Shortly after his arrival here Mason married Dorothy Potter. who said her home was in Mobile. Alabama. Mason suffered from nervous shocks. one of which affected his left side and par tially blinded him. MT, and Mrs. Mason are planning to leave for Licking Mo.
 \ slight accident occurred about @.So o'clock Saturday afternoon at the cor ner of Main and Church streets, when Mrs. Louise Walker of Conantville drove her Chevrolet, car into United Ttalk- 1 ing Machine truck. when she swung her car to one side to avoid pedestrian \ The truck was parked near the cross walk, and sustained a damaged left rear i mudguard The left front mudguard of the Checvrolft car WAS dented. Mrs l Walker agreed with George Noel, the driver of the truck, to settle for the damage. | Funeral services for Horace ThOrne 1 were held Saturday afternoon at O. cloc aIt the J. c. Lincoln Co. funeral par lors, No. 62 Church street. Rev. Harry $. McCready offKfciated. The bearers W Phi-ip and Albert Harris. Burial was in the Columbia cemetery.
 The funeral for Charles D. Williams was held Saturday afternoon at one O. lclock at No. 62 North street. Rev. Harry Is. McCready officiated. Burial was in West Avon. The Jay NJ. Shepard estate had charge of the arrangements. At the. session held at the superior court chamber Saturday afternoon, for applicants seeking first and second cit izenship papers, but two applicants call ed George England and Nicholas J Johnson. They both received first pa pers. The session was presided owed by the clerk of the court, Edgar M Warn CT, of Putnam.
 + Upon the application of Leo V. SuI- liyan to the probate court that letters oi administration be granted in the esate o1 the late Catherine Sexton, Judge Otto . B. Robinson has set Tuesday, December , for the hearing.
 ; Engine Company No. I, was called ou to still alarm gor a chimney fire al the home Of MarionEa Marrgano on |. l57 Main street about 2.15 o'clock Satur day afternoon. Six gallons of chemf cal were used. The house is part of tn, Capen estate.
 The case of Frederick C. Jackson ys
 
 r fheard Saturday by Justice of the Peac, . Curtis Dean, was adjourned until nex : tSat aturdsy.-- Engine Company,- No. l, was cauet jout Saturday morning about 6.30 O. iclock for chimney fire in the Wind !. tham town farm on West Main street Six. gallons of chemicals were used t s iextinslish the blaze.
 Jack Cummings of Amherst colleg : and Sheridan Wyoming were guests o | MT. and Mrs. James. W. Hillhouse owe the week end
 Philip D. Park spent the week en - with Frederick H. Turner and Jac Carleton of Hartford
 Miss Laura Chesbro.: daughter of Nil :; and Mrs: Ernest P. Cliesbro is on tn 1 road to recovery at St. Josephs hospi
 tai.
 l,, Mir. and Mars. George Patton have a Ia week end guest. their nephew. RoIan Hess, q student at Wesleyan univers lty.
 MT. and Mrs Max Mandeu. and daugf ter. Mrs. Isadore J. Heller, Abraham krug and C.. Zenchoff were the member of 9 motor party. who spent the wee lend in New York ,,.7s ..s=::~ 2. Miss gEladSs.,. zSs: z: House of: HaPtfor
 spent the week end With her parent T Mr. and Mrs. Walter NHouse- of tn
 Clarence Howey of Naugatuck wa
 a guest of relatives here Sunday. Miss Catherine Hoey returned Sur
 day from Naugatuck to resume ht studies at the State Normal school.
 Frank E. Hart of Kearney, N. J wl1
 WAS a guest of N D. Webster and famil
 has returned to New York
 Miss Mildred Davoll of Mansfield Ger ter is staying with Mrs. Maria Aver . who fell Wednesday and fractured Il,
 hip.
 Mrs. Anna Payne Young and h
 daughter, Mrs. Nathan Y. Godfrey,
 Hartford. were recent guests of fricn'
 in this city.
 Victor Sharpe of East Orange. N.
 spent the week end with his parents Nj i and NIrs. E. c. Sharpe of this cit Mrs. James L Harroun recently ente
 tained D. A. R. auction party of ty
 tables at her home,