Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-04
WIL.L.INfANTIC

of Brooklyn N r.. and a sister, Mrs. Thomas Heling of south Coventry,
 Louise sa2ofd. is, widow sf ohanhcss Smith, died Saturday morning at a local hospital after an illness Of live weeks. She was born in Scotland, September i ls, 1sls, the daughter of Epharas and and Lydia Bass Stafford and has been a resident of that village most of her life. She was very active in the affairs of the church and community and was highly re- sbected by all She Is survived by shef husband, ChAuncey NJ. Smith, a son, Will Hard H. smith of this city and brother, Louis Stafford, of New York state. l F1RsraI services for Emil koennissr, who died ata the home of E. Huebner in South Coventry Friday afternoon, were held Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the lJ. c. Lincoln funeral parlors. Burial 1 was in Nathan Hale cemetery where a eonifnittal service was conducted by Rev
 Charles C. Johnson of South Coventry l Mir. R6enniser was native of Germany 1 but had resided in this country for many years.
 Complete returns from some of the towns outside of Wililmantic in the car1- | paish for Wiilimantic's Salvation Army ! building fund show
 south Windhan1-ksrs George F. Stiles,
 captain, Si50s0.
 south coventry. Mrs. Mellsa Nye, cap
 tain si47.
 CciuniBias- Charles K Hitchcock, cap
 tain. sss.
 | stofrs, Mrs Kitkpattfck, captain, sa5so0
 Mansfield Center. Mrs Wyrnan, captain,
 s45.5o
 scotland, Mrs Willis, captain. $5S62 Two outlying towns are still to be re-
 ported. Some of the most local generous
 contributors Of late we're A friend, S25 1 Hotel Johnson, $15 ". B. Knight, $2b
 with many smaller contributions.
 The baby shaw under the auspices of 1 Willifnantic Lodge, No. 1911, B. P. o. E. held Saturday aftertno6n at Eiks' park l was big success and proved the largest
 similar show ever held in Eastern Con- neeticut having over one hundred en- tries. Tha show was in charge of Dr.
 Stanley H. Osborne. director, director of the Bureau of Preventable Diseases of the state department, assisted by a num- Der of registered nurses. The babief
 were put through the usual test, beins
 first registered, then weighed and nieasur- ed, after which they were carefully exam. lhed by Dr. Osborne. He will rgporl to the board of health for it's consider1.
 tion and an early decision will be render. ed. The committee who had charge oi
 the arrangements was Edmund R. Porte.
 lance chairman, George w. Hickey ant
 Frederick Roy
 TRe regulation list of Sunday abtomo | Sst.t
 Sunday morning By Martin Ortrian, 3!
 Kelley street, Bristol, Conn, Mir Oftrnanl
 was on his way to CiSfk's Corners il
 company With his wife and was travelling
 in Ford roadster. He came down Maii
 street about 715 and on reaching Lin
 coin square could not seem to decId
 whether to continue down Main street O
 to take Union street. He started to turi down Union street when he found him
 self crowded by another car and tn result was that he struck and kfiocke down the Standard Cable fire alarm bo No. 4s, which stands in front of tn Lincoln furniture store The BOX crash : ed to the sidewalk and the outside cas ing was broken. The Ford received !. suightly bent fender It was found tha : Mfr. Oft1ian had forgotten his registrd tiun card at his home in Bristol and hi wife left immediately for Bristol to prC cure t. Mir Ortrrian will appear in DC : lice courr this (Monday) morning fo not having His registration card with hin There will be no charge of reckles : driving He will also play the damage to the box. estimated at $75 Fire Chle !: Wade U. Webster lost no time in remoN ing the broken box and installing a fiei one which he had on hand and Whic : was to be placed on Milk street as Bo 55. The new box was attached to tn ' pole in front of the Potter store. :; 4 mild Anrry of excitement was cause l. on Main street Sunday, by a group {; Apparently young men with long beard t and hair who were walking the street . sinEly or in pairs. They proved to | A the House of David baseball team of Ser f ton Harbor, Michigan. This team of pt = euliar characteristics has been playin f in various place in New England afi
 the members were on their way to Bri f toI for agarie Labor day They eat il n meat and live strictly on vegetable V Oneof their number is the seventee ;, year old baseball wonder. Dutch Eos d who has played in more biz least s games than any other lad of his age {. the world. "Dutchy" is so young th; |. his beard is just beginning to show sgf k of sprouting.