Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
LAWN SOCIAL.
Flag Day Observance Complimentary
 to High School Orchestra.

Tuesday evening MT. and Mrs George E. Stiles gave their annual Flag day entertainment for the high school or chestra and patrons on the lawn of their handsome residence, 1e3 Wind ham road. The lawn was decorated with electric lights and flags. The school orchestra rendered several new selections that were well received by sons. A dainty luncheon was served by the hospitable host and hostess. Patriotic Programme at St. Joseph's
 School
 St. Joseph's parochial school observ- ed Flag day. Tuesday, with this pro gramme: Addresses on the occasion by the teachers in all the grades, and in flag; grade 6, salute to the flag, boys and girls; grade ', patriotic readings; grade 8, salute to the flag, song.
 Burial in Woonsocket.
 The body of Mrs. Mary Mcclure, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Gaudette, 24 Yellow Row, Sat urday, was taken to Woonsocket, R. l., Tuesday morning on the 6.12 train. Upon arrival in that city funeral ser vices followed. with burial in the Cath olic cemetery.
 Captain Richmond Delegate.
 The local branch of the State Police association of Connecticut, of which Capt. E. H. Richmond is a vice presi- dent, voted to send Captain Richmond to Stamford for the eighth annual day, July 7th. Captain Richmond was given the power to appoint a man from the local membership to go in his stead if anything should arise to prevent him from attending in person.
 Many Flags Displayed.
 Flag day was generally observed in the city and adjoining towns Tuesday, flags being displayed from all public buildings many prominent buSine houses and private residences.
 Ordinance Relating to Dangerous Fire
 works.
 The following ordinance relating to dangerous fireworks was adopted by mendatfon of Mayor Dunn Monday evening:
 Every person who shall, within the territorial limits of the city of Willi- mantle expose for sale, or have in his possession with intent to sell, use, or explode, or shall use, explode, or dis charge any blank cartridge toy pistol, toy gun or toy cannon that can be used to fire blank cartridge, cane or other device that can be used to explode potash pellets, blank cartridges, bomb, hrecracker exceeding three and one half inches in length and three-quar- terS of inch in diameter, of a greater explosive power than a fire cracker of such size composed of black gunpowder. torpedo exceeding three quarter inches in diameter, or any fireworks containing pieric acid or pierates, shall be fined not more than twenty dollars. provided. that this sec tion shall not apply to Illuminating fireworks set off between the hours of o'clock in the afternoon and Il o'clock in the afternoon, except those contain ing pieric acid or pierates.
 Sec 2-All ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Approved June 13, 1910
 DANIEL P. DUNN, Mayor. Commencement Programme at WILLS.
 The commencement programme for Windham High school is as follows: June 17-Friday, welcoming day at Town hall at l p. m.; June 17-Junior play at Loomer opera house at p. m.; June 20-Mopday, senior class ban quet at Windham inn at D. m.; June 22-Wednesday, senior class day exer- cises at Town hall at 9.15 a. m.; June 23-Thursday graduation at opera house at P. na.; June 24-Friday. en- trance examinations at Windham High