Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-30
WILLIMANTIC

xvas 7eeded tn carry on the work as II
should be done TO relieve the sufrerlng
There Is a great need OF SHOES anu
rubbers for children. and clothing VIII
be needed the society having a supply
of material on hand if women desire 10
cut and sew the garments. Many OF the
complaints made to the society snow
nitifrl conditions that one would hardly
believe could exist in this city. All mem
bers of the W. C. 7. U. were asked 10
attend the meeting of the Welfare bu-
reau to be held next month.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Walk
no were held Saturday afternoon at 2l5
o'clock at No. 60 North street. con-
Quoted by Rev Arthur Clifford OF WIND
ham The body was placed in the re-
ceivlnsr vault of Wfllimantic cemetery
Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard was in
charge Of the arrangements
Mrs. Frank BeIIsaaenta BaIonis Ra-
tiena 81. died Friday night at eleven
o'clock at the home OF her son, Thorn
as Ratiena, Of No. 1925 Main street,
after an Illness of two weeks. Mrs. Ra-
tiena was born in italy in 1866 the
daughter OF Joseph and Mary Glenardo
Bella1nenta. She had made her home In
ebis CITY for the past two years. She is
survived by three children, Joseph and
Thomas Ratfena of this city. and Mary
Ratiena of Italy; a sister. and a, broth
er also of Italy
Brief Notes.
willimantic escaped the snow storm
that struck cities and towns further
south early Sunday morning. -Automo-
milists coming into this city from Nor
wieh and New London way remarked
about the lack Of snow after passing
Franklin HILL
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene J. Dion have
purchased the Broderick property at No.
| 81 North street from James Johnson
| They are to occupy the lower apart
| ment and make the upper stories into
apartments
| The dance held at the State Armory on
Pleasant street Saturday night under the
auspices of Company G, 16Sth Infantry.
| was well attended.
| City Clerk Albert c. Scripture, who
| has been confined to his home on Wind
ham street for the past week i'll with grip
| is. gaining rapidly.
At the meeting of the Garde Sacred
Heart held Friday night it was voted to
accept a block of tickets for the LaTrieu
Trio entertainment to be held next
month
The annual get-together meeting OF
| A. c. Tyler camp, No, 8, L. 5. W, ", is
to be held Wednesday evening at the
! state. arlnory.
The police court ended a quiet week
Saturday morning with another clear
| docket. The court had not been in ses-
session since Monday of last week when
| fifteen cases were heard.
Big crowds attended the carnival al
the town hall Saturday, run under the
auspices of Work Local 1,25t
Mrs. Mae A. Bernice of Boston, Mass.
spoke at the meetings of the First So
| ciety of Spiritualists, Sunday.
Miss Ruth Chappel of South Manches
ter spent the week end at her home or
| Spring street.
Frank e. Cranston. of Danbury. ha.
been transferred to this city as centra
I office repairnan for the local office O.
the Southern New England Teiephon,
Co. :
Mr.. and Mrs Ashley Barrows of Wa
terbury, spent the week end with Mrs
Ashley's parents, Mr. and Mrs Waite
B. knight.
Stanley Sumner is spending several
Idays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win I. Sumner of this city while mid
year examinations are being held at Yale
Mr. and Mrs. A. L Bill left New Y orr
Friday night for Florida, after visiting
for a time with their daughter, Mis-
! Pauline Bill, who has been i'll wit
pneumonia.
A party of local young men had
/ narrow sEcaDe from injury at l ociocl
Sunday morning while returning by au
tomob;Ie to this city. When nakint
H0Xie Hill at Dugway,the Buick six il
! which they were riding sl1idded and too
to the bank at,the right of the road, go
ing over the bank and rolling half wa,
. down fortyEoot enbankment TIL
young men were forced to wait som
tire before word of the accident coul
be brought to this city and aid was SEM
plliing them back OF the road. TIL
Buick came into the city under its owl
power only a bumper and one fende
damage. The young men, who were re
4 turning from dance, were somewla
shaken up but aside from bruises es
cared injury.
Vii RoN. John Pearce, pastor of the Firs
Methodist Episcopal church made tn
Sunday morning address at the Firs
q Congregational church, in place OF til
4 regular pastor, Rev. Harry s. McCreadN
Sunday passed quietly for the police n
\ arrests being made. This makes nearI
4 one week Of smooth sailing for tn
department the Dlotter having been ke,
clean since Monday morning, Januar
23rd.
ISotarlanS are hard at work selNn
tickets for the Rotary entertainment t
be given to raise money for the BOYS
Work committee fund of the club Tn
artists who are to appear in this cit
: arr Marie de Kyser, soIoist, and Maud
Sheere, dramatic reader.
Mrs. Lavrenee Clancy died sunda
morning at st, Josephs hospital follow
" ing an illness of about week. Be
sides her husband she is survived b
four daughters, Mrs. E w. Noone Q
Utica. n. Y, Mrs. A. R. Rousenouesh Q
| Jamaica, Long Island, Mrs. C. L, Gins
and Mrs. A. N. Shanashey Of New YorE
three sons, Frank, William and Bernar
. Clancy, all Of New York The body wa
taken in charge by the KilIourey Broth