Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-22
FUN ERAL.
Andrew n. Mech.

The funeral OF Andrew II. Meecn
was held Wedn esday. Prayer was Of
fered at his home here by Rev. c. II.
Barber at 10 a. m. The body was
taken on the morning train to Jewctt
City. Following. were the bearers:
William Reach, James K. Reach, Frank
Stinson, A. i. Wood, F. H. Greene-
and George Call. From Jewett City
First Congregational church at Girls
void, Rev. Charles French officiating.
Mr.. Mech was a deacon of this church
for many years. Burial was at Pa
chang cemetery. Mr. Mech had been
a resident here but nine months, COM
ing from Griswold. where he had
spent the most of mis- life as a farmer.
He was the father of Andrew E. Mech
Of this place. who conducts business ON
Main street. The store was closed
from 9 a. m. for the day.
Class Day Programme.
The following is the programme for
the class day exercises of Killingly
High school, to be held in the town
hall this afternoon, commencing q. 3
o'clock: Overture, The Ford March,
school orchestra: chorus, Morning In
vitation. school,: prayer. C. Fl. Barber;
address of welcome Albert 7. Bernier;
essay. Luther Burbank a Garden Wiz
ard, Sadie G.. Leader; Grafton, The
Dawn of Universal Peace, Earl T.
Wood lowing to the Illness of Mr..
Wood. the paper will be read by Harry
J.. Peterson); chorus, oh My Loves
Like a Red Rose, school; class viii,
Methel M. Stanton class prophecy.
Rachel F. Preston; presentation of gift
Walter A. L9throp; singing of class
ode. class of 1911: chorus, The Two
Grenadiers. school; benediction.
Graduating Exercises.
At o'clock this evening the grad
uating exercises will be held in the
town hall. The following is the pre-
gramme: Overture, Tri-S State. school
orchestra; chorus. A Merry Life,
school; prayer. Rev. w. J. Reynolds:
chorus, Comra des Awake. school; ad
dress. Hon. George B. Chandler; con-
ferring of diplomas. Edward A. Sulli-
van; singing of America: benediction.
Sprinkler Begins Season.
Center street is to be regularly Wis
tied by the water wagon from now on,
as residents of the street signed q
petition Tuesday asking to have the
street sprinkler cart water the street.
Wednesday noon the sprinkler began
its tour of duty there.
Eli Dagenais Under Bonds
Eli .Dagenais was arrested Wednes-
day morning charged with keeping
liquors with intent to sell and with
actual sales. This is another Develop
ment in the recent liquor raids made
here by the state police. Dagenais was
under $1,000 bonds for ap-
pearance in the town court on Mon
day. July 8. The cases against him ar
similar to those charged against Frank
Auge. who was arrested some time ago.
He is now at the Jail in Brooklyn be
cause he could not furnish bonds OF
81 900 when he appealed his case after
having been fined $500 by the town
court of Killingly for illegal liquor
selling and for keeping a place for the
sale of liquor and for keeping liquor
with intent to sell.
Lawn Party.
Misses Marion F1agg and Alice
Caron gave a lawn party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Caron on Me-
chanic street Wednesday afternoon to
a number of their school friends.
Tree Damaged.
Nearly half of a large elm tree on
Davis park was blown down by the
high winds of Wednesday
Summer Trolley Service.
The Connecticut company announces
that beginning next Monday, June %,
the summer half hour service between
Danielson and Putnam will be inaugu-
rated. The first car will leave on The
half hour service at las and the last
car at S.45 p. m. This last car will go
as far as the lake only.