Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-15
BALTIC.
TaftviIIe Wins at Football, 10 to L. Mrs. Jonas Lucier Dead at a4 Funeral of Mrs. Rose Hoey.

The BaIuc soccer football team was defeated by the Taftville team on Sayles field Saturday afternoon, 10 to | The locals put up a good game, but theIf opponents were too fast for them The field was in 8 muddy condition, and this rendered the playing of both teams much more difficult. There was B good attendance at the game The local team wore their new uniforms. which are black and yellow, for the first time. and they presented a very asat appearance.
 Death of Mrs. Jonas Lucier.
 The long and useful life of Mrs. Jonas Eucier, S4, came to a peaceful close at her home, on Railroad street, at f. 80 o'clock Saturday afternoon She had been i'll with bronchitis for some time Mrs. Lucier was born in St. Aime, P a.. Sept 3, 1929, and married Jonas Lucier in that town in 1860. She came 10 Baltic 38 years ago. She was of estimable character, beloved by all who knew her for her charitable traiits She leaves wide circle of friends. She is survived by her husband. four sons. AL fred and Arthur of this place, James of Occum and August of Norwich one daughter, Mrs. Peter Kelly of this town, and thirteen grandchildren.
 Band Gives Dance.
 Laroche's Military band gave a so- Sial and dance in the new St Jean hall Saturday evening. There was a good attendance, many being present from e5rt of town. Music for the dancing stas furnished by Laroche's orchestra
 Breaks Ankle.
 Mrs NJ II. Donahoe is confined to her home, Ferncliffe Villa, because of 1 broken ankle, sustained last Satur- Say morning. Mrs. Donahoe was cross Ing the yard at the rear of the house when she slipped, breaking small bone in the ankle Her physician ex- pressed the opinion that fine break was not serious.
 Funeral of Mrs Hoey
 The funeral of Mrs. Rose Hoey was held from her home, on Railroad street, Saturday morning, with. a solemn high geqIriem mass in St. MarYs church at i030 o'clock Rev. Philip Smith ot Brooklyn. N. Y, was celebrant of the mass. Rev. James l.. Smith of Rock Fille was deacon and Rev. J. Duffy of Clinton, Mass, sub deacon. Rev. John sohn Landry acting pastor og St. maTys church. was master of cere- Fonies. The other priests in the sane 1ery were Rev Patrick J. O'Rei1ly of MoutVi11e, Rev. James J. Smith of Fair Haven, Rev. F x. Schneider of Meri- den. Rev. Charles Brennan of Norwich Town. Rev Philip J. Massfcotte of Taft7iIle, Rev. Richard P MoI1issey of VoluneoWn, Rev. J. 4. Dooley Of South Coventry, Rev. J. J. Papillon of Will Iimantic The bearers were Matthew Flood, Michael Smith, Hugh Duffy. VII liam Murray, John Woods and John 3fcCauley.
 After the mass the body remained in ftste in the church lobby until 1 o'clock, when it was taken in a special rar to Taftville. At Taftyille it was placed on the train and taken to Web Mter, Mass. where burial was in the family plot.
 Road Nearly Completed.
 The work on the state road being constructed between this town and 1 Hanover is being pushed along rapidly 1 the road being practically finished, ex cept for the steam roller work from 1 the top of Lee Hill in Hanover to Depot Hill in this town. It is expected ! that the road will be open for traffic 1 by the first of January. 1914 Unclaimed letters at the local post- | office for the week ending Dec are 1 for Mrs Orsoelle and Arthur Hand- l 6eld.
 Convent Addition Finished.
 The new addition to the Academy of the Holy Family is practically conn l Interior, and probably will be opened | vt Christmas.
 Joseph Fourn4er has resigned at the Baltic cotton mills and returned to his home in Plainfield.
 Joseph ", Lavallie of High street | was visiting friends in MooSap B'ri- day,
 The infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ephraim Demute of High street was christened by Rev. John Landry in St. NaTy's church Thursday evening. Ths child was named Cecilia EleaRere.
 Thomas D, Hanley of New York wss ia ts#n Friday sR halslnssa