Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
WILLIMANTIC


 John E. Clark was the celebrant of the requiem high mass. The bearers were members of San Jose council No. IA. Knights of Columbus. A coinlnltial service was conducted at the grave kll- lourey Brothers were in charge Of the arrangements.
 The funeral of Nellie Murphy was held Wednesday morning from the home of her brother, 2S7 Jackson street. Re uuiem high mass at St. Joseph's church at 1O.3O o'clock was sung by Rev. Wn- liam H. Kennedy. As the body was borne into the church, Abide With Me was sung at the offertory the choir gave o Salutaris and as waiting hymn He Wipes the Tear From Every Eve A committal service at St. Jo- sephs cemetery was read by Rev. John F. Clark. The bearers were Jeremiah Sullivan. Jeremiah Haggerty Patrick Connor. Maurice Welch, Edward Calli- van and Walter Young. There were choice flowers. The funeral was largely attended Killourey Brothers were in charge of the arrangements.
 The Horseshoe Bridge over the Nat chaug river at the lower end of the city is being repaired. The work Is to be rushed. due to the fact that Tuesday a large loaded truck strained the bridge to such an extent that two of the trusses near the center broke. causing the structure to sag. One of the wheels of the truck broke through the plank | ing. and t was with difficulty that the machine was hauled from the bridge. In ] the opinion of the selectmen new bridge will have to be built, as the pres ent structure which was erected more ! ad i q usefulness. Traffic over this bridge $ 1 suspended until further notice. Mildred Heywood. aged II. daughter | of Mir and Mrs W. A. Haywood of the ! Hey Woods cottage at the camp ground, sustained a broken collarbone Mondav as the result of a fall from a stone wall 1 on Windham road.
 A house belonging to Aaron VI. Bowen, | Tn Eastford. was struck by lightning on | Sunday evening, damaging the structure ] to the amount of $50, also damaging the ] furniture of the tenant, Fred A. Bowen to the amount of s25. Adjustment was i made by a local insurance agency.
 Aercpianes are making regular trip, l almost daily over this city, from New | York to Boston. One can be seen most any afternoon flying over. The course ! follows the Air Line into the city and the Middletown division of the New Ha- ven road toward Boston.
 The stretch of paving on Main street in front of Hotel Hooker and the John 1 son House. which was torn up by meT in the employ of the Rockville Willi- mantle Lighting company when larger mains were laid is being repaired. Pay. CTS on the extension job of the block paving on Main street are re-laying tn, paving blocks.
 Traak \. Pendleton, of 2O9 Fountain i Q Q <alle4 at &he Nolee station We'd sday morning and told Chief kil- ! lourey that he spent Tuesday forenoon | on the Hayden property on Pleasant street moving hay and that some time | during the afternoon a local junk deal CT came along with a team and carted the hay away. MT. Pendleton was re- ferred to the prosecuting attorney and | a warrant was made out for the arrest of the junk dealer.
 A decision in favor of the plaintiff to recover possession of the property, with costs was given in the summary pro- l cess Case of the First Society of Spir- l itualists against Salvatore Fot, tried | Monday afternoon It was found that the lease of the property had legally | ended June 30, that there was no pre- | ponderance of evidence to show that tht l defendant was entitled to further pos | session of the property and that the al ] legd agreement with one of the trusteee of the Society of Spiritualists was not legal The defendant has forty-eight i hours 10 appeal on a writ of error tc | the superior court.
 i Andover League of Women oters Is tc meet on the lawn of Mrs. Fannie Dixor T11r7 Fa -Ira | day) afternoon Miss Grace Murray state organizer. is to speak on What thf | League of Women Voters Can Do fol ! Party Development This is first meet | ing of it's kind in this section of tho ] state
 l The nine days devotion. or novena, t, St. Anne terminated Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock at St. Mary's church. witt q reception of new members of the St i Anne society.
 The condition of Thomas F. Shea
 who was run over by an automobile ol i Sunday evening. July IS, Is much I'm
 proved, according to information fror
 St. Josephs hospital MT. Shea sat u
 for short time Tuesday.
 Judgments by default were rendere
 in justices court for the plaintiffs. 0
 Wednesday morning, In two case
 against the Mill Outlet Stores Compan
 to the Chronicle Printing company |
 recover S106.07 and to the Willimanti
 Lumber and Coal Company to recove
 s47.69. Orders of execution were issue
 to Deputy Sheriff Addison J. Greensli
 George Murphy, an emplOye of tn
 Rockville Wilimantic Lighting con,
 pany. was given attention in the office pr. N D. Riordan Tuesday as a resu
 of an experience he had while readin !, meters in Mansfield Depot Mir. Murph
 had to climb pole in order to read or
 of the meters and found company theI in the presence of 9 hornets nest. I'll
 intrusion apparently dspleased tn
 original tenants and the result was ths
 the intruder retired with a swollen le
 arm and left side of the face, near tt
 eve.
 The nOvena to St. Anne ended Tue . day night with services at St. Joseph
 church, including benediction. Wednei