Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
WILLMANTIC

CTS, Canada :; Oscar Pepin of St. David. Canada, SiIveau Pepin of St. Raphael, ! Canada and zephire Pepin of Wiliiman- tic, and by five sister, Mrs Amelia Bouin of a western city; Mrs. Exilina Danse- reAu of willimantic; Mrs Marie Irene Barachelle of St. Rafale. Canada Mrs Candide Theberse Of St Parade and Mrs Elena Belsire of St. Lucien, Canada Funeral services for Walter Irving Brooks were held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the grave in the Nathan Hale cemetery. South Coventry. Rev. John Pearce officiated. Undertaken Jay NJ Shepard was in charge of the arrange ments. N Joseph Hamel. member of the Amer-' ican Thread A. A. baseball team was no- | tifed Thursday afternoon by Chief Dam | iel J. Killourey to appear in police court. | this (Friday) morning to answer to the charge of false pretense. The com ] plainant in the case is Ernest Bernard who alleges that Hamel secured sixty-five dollars from him by false pretenses. The | complainant claims that he borrowed baseball clothing from Hamel which was the property of the American Thread A. A. and that he was compelled to pay | the sum stated to the defendant The 1 baseball association has secured the 1 clothes and Bernard seeks to recover his sixty-fve dollars.
 l Before the EIks' County Fair at Elks park. there will be street parade cori- posed of Troops ?. } and {. Boy Scouts of America their band and St. Mary's Choir Boys drum corps.
 William H. Mckinley has been engaged as clerk at the ticket office of the local railroad station and commenced his duties this- week. MT. Mckinley has been em- ployed by the American Thread company for some time and was formerly chief clerk at the freight station of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. He succeeds Charles Began, now ern- ployed at the freight station in place of Miss Laura Mullen, resigned.
 ArchiaId ". Buchanan, agent for tho state board of education was at the com mon council room in the town building 1 Thursday forenoon, meeting children seeking employment certificates.
 State Policeman Russell l. Harmon of the Stafford Springs barracks, was at the patrolmens room at the local police sta tion Thursday meeting applicants for drivers licenses. A large number called.
 Charles Clark of No. s37 Valley street, \ knows how to turn bad luck into a jest. The other night some one entered his garage and walked away with two valuable fishing rods. Mir Clark now suggests that the intruder call and re- ceive the reels belonging to the rods which were overlooked. No questions will be asked he declares.
 Brief Notes
 Mrs Louise Smith of Webster was g recent visitor with Mir. and Mrs. Rose. , brooks.
 l Miss Annie Smith is on motor trir to Cape Cod.
 Mrs. A. M. Porter is the guest of Mir ] and Mrs. Joseph Prue of Eageville , Mrs. P. J. Nagle of New York was il
 town Thursday to attend the wedding O
 Arthur Kelley and Miss Lillian L Cheney.
 Miss Louise Williams of South Man . chester was a recent guest of her parents Mir. and Mrs. Williams. Mrs R. T. Parker motored this weel . to Montville, where she joined Mir am
 Mrs. Edward Beard and motored to Ney Il York as their guest.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph A. Prue of Eagle " vile announce the engagement of thei
 daughter, Caroline, to William P Banks s son of MT. and Mrs William Banks, o n Bridgeport. The wedding is to take plac :, the last of September
 Y Miss Lounette Curnalia, of Norwich, \ y r. has returned home after three weeks > stay at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Ere = Rosebrooks
 Miss Laura Young, daughter of Mrs
 Estelle N. Young. has resumed her 1utie l as teacher in the Buckingham Junio l High school, Springfield, Mass
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Risedorf wer
 recent guests of Mrs. Wilbur Burrows, i
 Middletown. on their return from a thre 1 weeks trip to Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Morris Wallen an
 daughter Lois, of Hartford, were guest
 recently of MT Wallen's parents, NJ
 and Mrs. Kirk Wallen
 Misses Alice and Sarah Lynch Clar
 Holrool1 and Jane McQuillan graduates c
 the class of 1922 of Windham Hig # school, have entered the Normal schoo II MT. and Mrs. T. J. Little are entertain
 ing Miss Ella NJ. Mitchell and Mis
 Harriet NJ. Mitchell, of Bridgeport
 formerly of this city. The Misses Mitch
 all are. touring the country by motor = Mir. and Mrs. Harold Storrs have rt
 turned to the home of NIT. and Mrs. Ere
 Rosebrooks for week after their Nwet
 ding trip of two weeks spent in th
 WhiteMountains and at Mt Washing ton.
 ' John Asherton of Springfield, Mass, 2 spending week with relatives in tn
 city.
 n Mir. and Mrs. L Zipfel and daughtt - Helen with Miss Mary Burgoyne, (
 South Coventry. were recent visitors
 Sound Beach and have as their gues
 Mrs. stephen Clasen. Mrs zipfcss lncrx
 CT
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Costello and sol
 Raymond, of Westfeld, Mass, have r, A turned home after q visit with Walter land William A. Costello.