Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

Twomay, Mrs. Robert H. Benton. Mrs. !; o. 5. Robinson, Mrs. William A. DaYE son, Miss Lucy A. Murphy T. D. ,Doa-t G,lue, John Reilly, Mrs. H. Dion, S&uaue;s r'eldInGn. John Latusek, Charles A. Gates, Frank ?. LonlbaTdo, 'Wiifian' Ead6od, Mrs. V. DnsGGer. The directors rctired and unanimously elected their ors;ceT3. Tsae proposed constitution was then accepted as read. Funeral sesyiceS for Henry ". KiAE were hsld 5tucsdhy afternoon at ? e., .ClccE st the :ate home, No II Chestnut iist-ee;. Rev. Harry S. McCsssGS off Ec.sted and the Masonic funeral service ,v2s carried out A delegation from St. i Jcha's Commandery, No. II, K IT., were, prccent. The bearers were Richard L. l WiEg.ns, John P Carlson and John G. Bill, representing the Knights Tenplars, 1 this city and Fred C. STi!den of South .Tanchester. Burial was in the lWfli-' l mantle cemetery. 1 The funeral services for Pierre Dap jisereau were held Tuesday morning from 1 tho late home, 47 Arnofd's lane at S.S0 1 o'clock with 9 requiem high mass in St. l AjaTs-'s church at 9 o'clock. Rev. J. J. Papil!on officiatcd. Thc choir under the 1 direction Of Joseph Gaudreau rendered special music. Many friends and ~rela ! tivcs were present at the services and a large number of floral tributes testi ] fed to the esteem in which the decea sed ! was held. Rev. Father Papillon read a committal service at the grave in St l Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were I Alexis Caisse. Dieudonne Riquief, Emile 1 Roy, Adolph Valiant, Jr., Oliver Lussier and Alphonse Chagnon, The Hurteau- 1 Bosse Corp. was in charge of the ar 1 engagements.
 sherman. the two and one-half year old son of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton ] of Shetucket Park, is seriously i'll at
 St: Joseph's hospital as the result of | injuries which lie received recently when kicked by ahorse. The boy and 1it- tie cousin, Bertha Eaton. were playing in the yard of the Eaton home where a horse was grazing. Suddenly little Der tha came running into the house and 1 sa5d that Sherman had been kicked by i iIc horse. The boys mother was away sl the time and Mrs. Eaton ran out and picked him up. pr. White of this city was called and found that a caulk of the |, horses shoe had penetrated the skull about an inch and then cut along the -head about five inches.
 The boy was taken to the hospital.
 J. 0. BIanchette and ". E. Gilman. | A Church streee have dissolved busi- ness AIr. Blanchette has taken over his former partners share and will con 1 tinue the business personally.
 In police court Tuesday mornInK tho continued case of Lawrence Ricard lcharged with assault on John 8Ioriarty was heard. Mrs. Albina Cloutier in her
 testimony said that she called to Ri card to cut her wood. She saw the two men standing on the lawn and without
 that either of the men were angry she isaw Iiicard suddenly strike ,Storiarty on the face. She then told Ricard, not to saw her wood. Ricard was fined one dol
 lar and costs which he paid, the total
 being S12.t5.
 Several complaints have been entered
 to the police committee of which Alder.
 man William E. Jackson is chairman
 and have been turned over to the police in regard to young men and boys ghC
 congr'Eate at various sections of AIaiI l street especially near the moving bic ! ture theatres. It is also claimed tha
 these boys throw .peels, shucks and .appl,
 cores on the street
 The business men of this city have yOt led to keep all stores open on Arrnistic
 Day. Saturday, sNoveuher II. As Sat
 urdag is the big day for all stores the, IicIl lIldC lL ,Noq!I pc .sreat JOSS q . them to close on that particular day
 The regular meeting of the Ladies
 society of the Congresational, church wi
 be held ir the church house today .(syyed
 nesday). Mrs Eugene B. Hanna vii
 ihave charge of the sewing At three d = clock the meeting wi1lrhe Addressed b
 Miss Miriam Woodberry.' ss TFsssS - About 2,600 taxable lists of propert
 have been entered so far on the assessort
 books. Any lists brought in after thi ] tWednesday) will be staxsd etsn De
 Robert Brown of Mountain street lresting comfortably after an operatio
 receiyed Tuesday morning at St. yJqssph = hospital. '' " .'F FFH
 George L. Shepard who has beenscor
 fined to his home for some time as tn
 result of slight shocks Sustained Fanotf
 Ter shock recently and was taken to $ Joseph$s hospital where his conditio 2 Twas found to Be serious. Ff , Among those attending the auction ( " antiques at East Haddam recently 2 3 the Palmer homestead were MT and Mi