Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
Wu.L!IMANTIC

Eeil known aa the pastoral pSFson of 'EeIe Rural New Yorker for which he has written for many years.
 XnNAs h0nAI pnlies court AGondAy morn gng, the fact that tho counsel for Gay De1naEoo was granted continuance ot the case until Thursday morning of this weak, caused S disappointment to a large nurber of spectators who were on hand to hsar the Gase. DsTnzrco was charged with having in hls posses Eon MqucR with irtent to sell. The ac- cueed EaS not put to plea.
 SnOrtiy before court WAS opened Mrs, Anna Denarco, v69s of Guy Demanco was arrested on 8 warrant served Chist Of Police Killoarey. charging her with 1 assault on Ohfcer Roderiel1 Lariv=ere oe the local police department while iu the performanee of his duty. The as. eault is alleged to fsave been committed when Mrs. DSnnaEco pointed 6 gun al man Fred T. Caron were raiding the l Demaroo home last Saturday after. noon. This latter case was also con. l tinued until Thursday morning. Mra Demarco was released on ponds of $3Oc ] furniahed by her mother, Mrs. Frances Coldera6o.
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 Of old tashaoaed songs fyee.-adv.
 Work has bean started h a1ter1aE tn, three houses on Walnut street pur. chased last summer by the New Eng. ! land Division headquarters o9 the Sal, walton Army. from Lydia NJ. Card. Col ofel Mcintyre prepared the plans. The Sour-eenement house has been stripped ct the partitions and clapboards, Icav- l ing only the studding standing which l will be covered over with stuceo sides ; front and rear walls. The cdihce will have the regular Salvation Army cit&- I del ornasIsentai from.
 The Nttis red houss in the rear of the above mentioned building will be raised live feet and a foundation constructed The thtrd building, two and one-half story wooden structure. wEtIch has been used as . tenement house, is to be made over into dwelling house of elsvetl rooms and will be occupied by Captain Floyd Ingersoll and 6amily.
 Jake Kresowits and Rachael SStkIn will be brought at the Columbia town court Saturday morning on charges of reputation and selling alleged moon shine. Warrants for their arrest were Issued by Grand Juror Dwight A. Ly- man on the strength Of evidence al- leged to have been obtained by a state detective who posed as an employe oS a road oon*ractor.
 It is alleged that since early last summer men employed on the state road on the Columbia Hebron line have been ahie to obtain plenty of liquor.
 A detective obtained employment on the roadway and 1t Is claimed he was successful in purchasing Nquor at both places and is holding a half pint of moonshtne he bought as evidence.
 Mrs. Mary L. Durkee, widow of Ly. man A. Durkee, died Monday morning at tho home of W. H. Stedman. The deceased was born in Colchester Dec, IA, 1852, the daughter of Elisha T. and Adeline Smith Polles. She is survived by two children, Ernest B. Durkee of this city and Mrs A. J. Bowers of Mansfield Depot and nine gTandchil- dren. Funeral services for Joseph BseiKu. loupo were held Monday morning at s.46 o'clock from the Ki1lourey Broth CTS funeral pariors on Union street, followed by requiem high rnass in St, Josephs church at g o'clock. Rev a, s. Beaumeister offtciated As the hodV was being borne into the church Nearer, My God, to Thee was rendered and O Salutaris at the, offertory. HR Wines the Tears From Every Eye was sung as waiting hymn. The remains were placed in the receiving vault in St. Jo- eeph's cemetery. The bearers were Frederick Roy. Moses Gaudette, Joseph DeMarchi, Joseph G4raca.
 For many years the deceased had been caretaker of the local hosehouses of the Willimantic fire department, He Is survived by his sister. Mrs. Esther Dondero of 260 Valley street, and ssv- eral nephews and nieces.
 ElixabetA Elwia. aged %, died at the Card Homo for the Aged on Pleasan street Monday morning. The deceased was born in Germany, April 27, iS43 At tho last regular meeting oR the Ly. ceun1 at Windham High school ths program was as follows: Announcement