Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-06
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police went to the Maliga home and found Mrs. Maliga with a black eye. Maliga said that the only reason he hit his wife was because he was intoxicat- ed.
 August Anderson of Hop River wa4 not put to plea on the charge of reck-
 less driving of his automobile on Main
 street Friday The case was continued
 until Monday, November 13. Bonds of
 $200 were furnished by local man.
 Anderson drove the car which collided
 with the bicycle ridden by Wilfred A.
 Gagnon, badl yinjuring the latter.
 The funeral of simon sevigny was
 held Saturday morning from the flu
 funeral parlors of the Hurteau Bosse
 Corporation. followed by requiem high mass at St. Mary's church at g o'clock.
 Rev H. Belec off1ciated. The funeral
 was largely attended. At the grave in
 St. Joseph's cemetery Rev. H. Belec
 conducted a eommittal service. The
 bearers were Florimond, Joseph, Vic
 tor and Albert Girard four nephews of
 the deceased.
 The funeral services for Robert Cor
 don Brown were held Saturday afte--
 noon at o'clock from the home of his
 parents, MT. and Mrs Harry Clifford
 Brown of Mountain street. Rev. Harry $. McCready offici5eed. Burial was in the new Willmantic cemetery.
 The Misses Evelyn Thompson, Mary
 Twomey, Beatrice Bill, Margaret Smith, Mella Twomey, Mildred Aspinwall, Sd- rah Lynch, Alice Lynch and Dorothy Hevrin were at Storrs Saturday after
 noon with baskets of forget-me-nots Al is being raised by the sale of the flow CTS and which will be used for the crip- pied soldiers. Tuesday, election day; is Forget5Me-Not Day in Willimantic and
 all are urged to carry their purses with them when they go to the polls, as girls will be stationed at each one. forum in the town hall Sunday evening, Nov 12, tn espeaker will be Louis Freeland Post, former assistant secre- tary of the United States department Of labor. At the age of 21, MT. Post was admitted to the bar and from that 1 time on has devoted his efforts to the practice of law and writing editorials. 1 In 1913 President Wilson appointed hlm l assistant secretary of labor.
 Golf enthusiasts witnessed match game Sunday afternoon at the Willi-
 mantle Country Club, the players being ! C. k. Dean champion of the Putnam Country Club, and c. L. Booth of the i Providence Country club. A nine-hole match game was played. A good num- Der followed. the players over the course.
 ] In<he case of Frank MOrsaia vs Tony Fucile, which was heard Saturday morning before the justice of the peace i 8 decision in favor of the defendant tl 1 recover costs was rendered. The sul: resulted from the sale of An automo- 1 bile X
 4 running broad jump was the regu- i lar weekly contest among the members 1 of the boys department of the Y. NJ. .. A. Stanley SaHicki was first and Ken ! dall Fullerton second. The Pirates | were first, the Yanks second and the i Giants third. The team standings tc date are: Giants 20, Yanks 29, Pirates standing Stanley Sawicki ranks first, D
 Russo second. and E. Nedman third. Commander \. F. Benner presided
 over: the regular bi-month1y meeting Q! i Francis s. Long Post, Nc. 50, G. A R. 1 which was held Saturday afternoon a, the post headqua rters in the town build, ing, with six out of the thirteen mem | bers present. s5F MT. and Mrs. George C. Moon are en.
 tertain;ns Mrs Moons brother and family, Mr and Mrs. Frederick Gra> and two children, Philip and RichaTc
 of New Haven.
 Mrs. John l. Leonard is the leadei l of q new D. 4. R. Auction club whicf ] she recently entertained at her home Miss Louisa Staebner of the Y. W. C ! A. at New Haven spent the weekend i! with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Freder :: ick W. Staebner
 l Miss Mary Hinds, daughter of P. J ] Hifids, spent the weekend with Mrs i Joseph Mccullough of Bridgeport, af- { fer witnessing the Brown Yale game ii . New Haven. James Eaton of Mansfield attended j the Brown-Yaie game in New Have, -' Saturday ! t" F;s MT and Mrs. Eugene J. Randall an. I daughtef, Irene A, attended the fu- ] neral of MT. Randau's sister, Mrs Ad i die Bowen in Dapielson Saturday 4 pr. Laura Heath Hills is the guest Q T her niece, Mrs. John J. White, Jr., e Atlantic City
 l MT. and Mrs. Frank P. Fenton hav 1 as a guest. Mrs. Fenton's sister, Mrs
 Roland Rumford of Uxbridge, Mass, Mrs. George w Avery of sFrankl:l l was a weekend guest of Dr. and Mrs 4 Clarence E. s;imonds n" E9 Y !, Mrs. Eugene Lewis and Mrs. William
 L. ChampliI spent Satnrday in Hart d ford. F+s- ' ta 4 Miss Alice Sweeney attended the var . sity dance at .Storrs college Saturda, ,i evening. f@t 's F \ MT. and Mrs. Edwin L. Brown 0
 East Hartford were weekend visitor
 with their parents at The Ridges. 4- 4 Miss Frances Gerrick of Hartfor