Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-19

was fishing party and gave no attention toir until Tuesday morning, when he 5weift. out to get his car and found it had been. taken. The registration number of the stolen car is S2-S1S.
 Amos 0. stoRe and company. of Hanap-' ton, have brought suit against J. Fillmore Cox and Loga. Cox, of Han1rton, for dam
 shges of -S15, the case to be heard by Jus tice William c. Oliver at Hampton May
 lst. Money of the defendants in a local bank has lheen attached, Three cases of local interest come up durin gthe session of the Holland county.
 superior court this week. They are state
 Vs. Edward Philips of Willimantic, chapg-s cd with violation of the game laws state ps William H. Segur. of Lebanon charg-.
 ed with cruelty 10 animals; and state ys Abraham Silverstein, of Willimantic, l charged with assault with intent to conn nit rape,
 At meeting of Lyceum, at pihdharn-
 High school. Principal F. A. Case gave an address and then awarded lbasketball letters to those who had played three l whole games The awards were to Capt.
 Marcel oberresser. Carl w Ellison. Ed ward Gerry, Ralph Gates. Abraham H5ll- et, IT, Leo Sullivan, Harold SimondE and 1 Manager Kitay. A play, The LovabIe |
 Ne,.s of ths death of Mrs. Dartet Bard 1 well at her home in Som er3tlle Mass. last 1 Saturday was received in this city with
 sorrow by many friends Mrs. Bardwell 1 formerly resided in WiIlimantic and leaves l a sister. Mrs Alex James and 9 brother,
 Thomas Lee of this city.
 Conget Mayarka, seven months old l dzughter of Patsy and Marie Rushman Mayarka of No. AG6 Valley street. died Monday night at the home of her par
 ents,z She WAS born in this city and be-
 sides her parents leaves two sisters, Anna and Lucia Mayarka. Funeral services were held from the late home Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock. Burial followed | In St. Joseph's cemetery.
 cLt yorielals have received an tnrlta- 1 ton from St. AIary's parish to take part in [ the parade and attend the opening of the carnival to be given at the town hall by
 the parish to raise funds for the new rec l tory. The parade, which is to ha a l lengthy one, will be headed by 3 platoon of police in command of Chief Daniel J. l killourey and Lieutenant Allan Mac Arthur.
 Brief Notes
 l .B G. Baker returned to Fall River l Monday safter spending Easter with his 1 son. Moffun Baker, of this lcity. | MT and Mrs. John Anderson of Gov 1 entry have announced the engagement of their daughter. Jolanne M. Anderson, to Alfred e Schmeddiug of Madison. 1 Tn wdding of Adrian Martinau and Miss Aice Pellern took place Tuesday morning
 at St Mary's church during the o'clock mass Rev. Hor4nisdas Belec performed
 the ceremony.
 The Massachusetts Aggias come to 1 Gardner Dow field, Stnrrs. Saturday fol
 ths opening game with the Connecticut It
 Aggies.
 The local Y-D Veterans association nas l voted to hold q celebration on seicheprey day, Thursday, April 20th. Several of the members are to go to Hartford in the evening to take part in the review to Col. Edwin F. Lamb at the state armory. Banns of marriage between Clayton ". 1 Smith and Miss Margaret O'Neill were published Sunday at St. Mar8's Star of | the Sea R. C. church. New. London, by Rev.
 Timothy E. Crowley Mr. Smith is the son of MT. and Mrs William C. Smith of No, Grove place this city.
 Louis H. Arnold, secretary of the locad Chautauqua. committee has received word that the local will be in July.
 Miss Dorothy Gorton. teacher ot Lyman
 Hah school. Wallingford is visiting W '
 her parents pr and Mrs. E. E. Gorton 1 of Pearl street.
 . Mrs Harry Kosks is ill with diphtheria
 at the homs 11 her mother, Mrs. Alice l Thompson sT Bolivia street.
 ] Marvin W Hall has announced the en- gagenent of his daughter, Rattie Althea Hall to Charles VI Hill
 Mrs, Annie Weiser of Brooklyn, \. Y, has 1eft for home after 2 visit with Mr.
 and Mrs Norris Cohen.
 Mir. and Mrs Alex James. Mrsz Char lotte Les. Mrs. Molffs Hsr4pstead and Thomas Lee rnotored to Somer7t1Ie, Mass Tuesday, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Il Daniel RardEDell
 Mrs. Sarah Heller of No. 947 Main
 street expects to leave early. In May for a
 trtn to her home in Roxwa olow, Poland