Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-28

was in the Witter district cemetery. in Brooklyn. The bearers were Ira Harris. Fred Woodward, Henry Evans. Thomas Mclaughlin, John Lewis and Elmer Stone. Funeral Director Jay M. shep- ard was in charge of the arrangements.
 Funeral services for Frank Faulkner were held at g Jackson street. Wednes- day morning at II o'clock and were largely attended. Rev. W S. MacIntire offlciated. Burial was in Packerville cemetery, Bearers were Alfred, Frank E. and George A. Faulkner, of Norwich and Charles Freis of Amston.
 The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Sullivan was held Thursday morning from her home. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's church, South Coventry. at o. clock was sung by Rev. William H. Kennedy Nearer. My God, to Thee was sung as the body was borne into the church, and at the offertory, o Salutaris was given ana as q waiting hymn. Lead. Kindly LiEht. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. The bearers were Michael and John Casey. Martin Clark and Thonnss Flaherty, IT. Committal ser vice at the grave was read by Father Kennedy. Killourey Brothers were n chaTEe of the arrangements
 Two automobiles coIlided Thursday [ afternoon about 2.So o'clock in front of the Chevrolet auto service station, a Dodge car owned and driven by Joseph Weintraup of this city and a passenger touring car owned by the Major Auto Supply company of Hartford. The lat ter car was parked at the curb when the Weintraub car was proceeding from the east. The latter car crashed into the Hartford car, pushing it one side before usa Tbo the Hartford car was damaged and the front part of the local car suffered to some. extent. Mir Weintraub was try ing for drivers license at the time and State Policeman Russell E. Harmon was with him. He agreed to pay for the damage to the Hartford car Mir Weintraub will have to try at some la ter date for his license.
 State Policemen Russell. Harmon and Elmer M, Young raided the farm of Leon ZiolkiewicZ, at South Woodstock. Wednesday forenoon and found 8 ten gallon still in working order and a sup ply of moonshine Zoilkiewicz was ar rested taken before Justice of the Peace C. l.. Perrin and charged with violation of the liquor law. A fine Of $50 and costs was imposed, which was paid.
 Engine Company No. 1 was called out Thursday noon, by a still alarm at the corner Of Park and South Park streets. An oil stove in the home of James Ca sey had exploded but was thrown out of a window before doing any damage 1 When the f1remen arrived all was quiet
 Several hundred people attended tn, opening of an outdoor carnival at St Johns Roman Catholic church ground l in Plainheld Wednesday night, conduct ed by the acting pastor, Rev. James J | Tyler. formerly curate of St. Mary church of this city. Local people attend
 ed and report that the local delegatio,
 was finely entertained.
 petition of the borough of waIline
 ford for the appointment of committe to assess damages for taking of land !:
 Wallingford owned by Carrie D. Angus
 tus J. Dale, C. and D. William Bartholc
 new for water supply purposes wa heard at the superior court chambe
 here Thursday morning. The petitioner
 were represented by borough attorne
 and the respondents by an attorney fror
 Branford There was no opposition {
 the appointment of committee, the onl
 question being as to the persons to b
 appointed. Alfred N. Wheelr of Ne
 Haven; A. B. Bill of New Haven an