Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-08
WILLIMANTIC

places where he spent his money. She had him arrested after he had gone out and gambled away,~the last dollar they had.
 1 Mrs. ouelette stated that. her hus- band was not working and that sue earned -$13 a week The baby is be- ing cared for by the grandmother.
 | Calm and unaffected by. his wife's sor- frows Ouelette told the court that he ad-. mitted he had done wrong and that he lhad a job to go to. He said he would turn all of his earnings over to his wife and stop gambling. The case was con tinued until Saturday, December 18th. 1 At the last regular meeting of Fran cis Long post, Woman's Relief corps 1 NJ. 2S, the election of officers was as follows: President, Margaret MacAr- thur vice president, Lena Tripp; junior vice president, Alice Bentley; treasurer. Alice Easterbrooks 5, chaplain Laura Baker: conductor, Minnie Jones; 7; guard, Bertha Weeks; delegates to state con- Evention, .I.ottie Gilman and Mary Russ !; lalternates Ida Williams and Jennie Randall. ., ...,.. ... P
 It was voted to give $50 to each of the soldiers homes at Noroton and Crom- twel at Christmas and $0 towards a lscholarship for a soldiers son. --
 The funeral of Arthemise DesorOsiers Twas held Thursday morning from the lkome of her brother, Camille Desrosier lof 12l Main street, followed by a SOL lern requiem high mass at St. Mary s church at nine o'clock. Rev. H. c. jEelec was the celebrant; Rev. 0. Ma lthicu the deacon and Rev. J. J. PapilloR the sub-deacon. Seated i7 the sanctuary Twas Rev. Arthur Routhier Of Putnam.
 Special singing was rendered ky the
 choir Burial followed in tiie fsp1iiy plot in St Joseph's. cemetery, where a . committaI service was conducted at the
 grave by Rev. IT. c. Be!ec. assisted by ! Rev Fathers Mathieu R.?d Routhicr of Putrarl The bearers were Fred -Le Claire. Ma poeon Le Claire, Jcstph Ea-
 con t\,d Lord aEA Orner Girgras. At tending the funeral were delegations
 from the St. Anae's society of s. Mary's and St. SoScph'G parish
 | The funeral of Mrs. Jennette Hoffman
 was held Thursday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred A
 Race in North Eranzlir, at two o'clock Rev. William J.. Tate Ocficiated. The Irelnains will be conveyed to the Brook side cemetery. Northampton, Mass, Fri day, where burial will take place. Tue ! Jay II. Shepard estate has charge ce the arrangements.
 Funeral services for Clarence Milton
 Perry were held Thursday afternoon al
 2.30 o'clock at the late home in, Scot
 land. Rev. Allen II. Gates officiated
 Burial was in the new cemetery, Scot land. The Jay M. Shepard estate was ir
 charge of tho arrangements. ..-.-a...
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary N. Walker
 was held Thursday morning at ten O.
 clock at 62, North street. Rev. Harry $
 McCready officiated. Burial was in the
 Center cemetery. North. Coventry The Jay M. Shepard estate had charge of the
 arrangements
 Ircne DontiEncy, seven days, old
 daughter of. Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Dontig- they died Wednesday night at St. Jo.
 seph's. hospital from infantile trouble The deceased was born Thanksgiving
 the daughter of Leroy and Celin Ma rotte Dcatigney. The funeral was. hel(
 Thursday afternoon at three o'clock ant : burial was in St. Joscph's cemetery. Thc , Hurteau- Bosse Corp. was, in charge O the arrangeme mentp.
 - An OrEaniZ ation has been formed t, bring together the increas sing number O
 radio enthusiasts in Wi1limantie and vi
 einity Over fifty radio receiving set 2 have already heen get up at varous ihoiiies and business places and all ar 3 lwell pleased with the results < The or ganizatictf (which will be known as tn o WillimanticN Radio club has as officer / the following: President Chester M ! Scripture Hudson Barrows, vice presI Ea