Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-19

 Policemen Put at Dangerous Points
 Last of Three Children of Mr. and
 Mrs. Napoleon Dayon Dies - Chill
 dren's Concert at Methodist Church.
 MT. and Mrs. A. C. Burdick were in North Stonjngton Saturday attending the meeting of. the Wheeler Alumni association. Atr. Burdick was elected president of the association.
 Silent Policemen.
 Three silent policemen were placed in town by the borough officials Mon day. One is at the junction of Slater the junction of Main street, Soule street and Tanning court, and the third at the junction of Main street, Tracy avenue and AshIard street.
 Left chiIdIess.
 Leoza Acelia Dayon, the ? year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Napo'eon Dayon, of Glasgo. died Monday. She is the last of the three children of Mir. and Mrs. Dayon. Mrs. Dayons broth CT, Postmaster Gauthier, died last week.
 Riverside Graduation Thursday.
 The graduating exercises of the class of 1917 of Riverside grammar school are to be held in Finn's opera house Thursday evening.
 Monday was the first day that the sun has shone all day for several weeks.
 chiIdren's Day Exercises.
 Children's day was observed at the Methodist church Sunday evening with the following program given: Song by choir; prayer, Rev. E. M. Anthony; recitation Welcome. Arlene Burdick and Mark Aldrich: recitations. Birth days, James Hewitson: The Pansy Bed, George Robertson; song primary de- partment; recitations, Frank Mel; The Giver of All, Theodore Davis; recitation. Harriet McCluggage; duet, Ruth and Isabel Robertson; recita- tions. The Lad of Long Ago, Bertha Davis; Life of Livingstone, Irvin> Thornton: song, choir; recitation, The exercise, The Flower Surrender, five girls; recitation, The Noblemans Son, Lewis Aldrich. During the offering Miss Marian Anthony sang a hymn. Address by pastor; exercise. One Little Penny, eleven children Supt. A. C. younger members of the Sunday school and the concert closed with the Dox- ology. The teachers of the Sunday school were in charge of the program,
 George Young III. George Young of Lisbon has been l i'll for a month, and the last few days | has been unable to leave his bed
 Sisters Academy Graduation. The graduation exercises of the class of IT of the Sisters Academy | were held at St. Mary's church Sun | lay morning. After the 10 o'clock | mass a sermon on Education was de- | ivered by Rev. J. H. Seiferman. The 1 pastor, Rev. J. J. McCabe, presented | he diplomas and made a few re- | marks.
 The graduates were Ernest George Gertrude Helen Outlet, Cos- ner Stanley Sadowski and Marion Frances Turnbull.
 A reception of the children of the lrst communion class in the ScapulaF If Our Lady of Nit. Carmel followed. The act of conservation to the Sacred l. Heart was recited by the graduation ,lass. which was followed by the ben 
 Red Cross Rally.
 Rev. John Stapleton of South Nor walk is to address the Red Cross ral- y in Finn's opera house this even ng. He is sent by the Red Cross so- 1 'iety of New York as one of the men most conversant with the subject. 1 drs. L. G. Buckingham will >be one # the soloists. A record breaking rowd is expected.
 Intoxicated ProwIer Fined. Saturday night, MT. and Mrs. Will jam J. Robertson and their grand laughter, Miss Ruth Robertson retired or the night, leaving the door un- ocked for other members of the fam Iy, who were out. A man. who was n such an intoxicated condition, that Ie did not have his bearings, appear d in Miss Ruth's bedroom, began to ,repare for bed. and offered . her a rink. The young lady escaped from he room, and called her grandfather, The man refused to leave, as he said @ had paid a dollar for the room and e intended to occupy. it. Help was eeded to finally eject him from the ouse. Monday morning he was sent ; Q jail for thirty days.