Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-12

the parade as whole made a fine |
appearance. After the concert, the |
parade reformed and marched to the |
train to the tune Of We Won't Get
Home Until Morning. which of course |
goes without saying, if past perform
ances of the Lodge of Elks is any
criterion to go by. The installation of
the new lodge at Wallingford was at
tended by delegations from practically
all lodges in the state.
It is very apparent that the two
suspicious looking men who took "a
shot at Officer Mclean last Friday
morning were craftsmen and burglars
of the first order, they having left be-
hind them in their. hasty departure
from the scene SS calibre gun, bull
let's and a 14-iRch jimmy. The dis
covery was brought about by two or
three young girls playing hide and
seek in the yard of John G. Bill on
North street. One of the girls came
running up to Officer Grady on Main
street with four of the bullets in her
hand. She was quite excited and told
the officer of the discovery. The lat
ter Investigated the grounds and in
addition to the bullets, found the gun
and Jimmy, which are now in the pos
session of Chief Killourey The fact
that the men threw away their equip
ment hews how close the local officers
| were on their trail, the former evil
IDENTIFY fearing capture with the equip
ment on their person. One of the
cartridges in the gun was empty. APP
parentIy the one fired at Officer Nc
Lean. 1t is said these same two men
were seen the afternoon previous to
their appearance in town. lying under
| a tree near one of the billboards on
Windham road.
Jerome Lacey and Miss Nezzie Hen
derson, both of this city, were snar-
| ried Tuesday evening. June 9, by Rev
A. D. Carpenter at the latters home
one North street and last Tuesday ev
ening Charles J. Quash of Colchester
| and Mrs. Frances NJ. Sekater of this
city were also married by Mr.. Carpen-
ter at his home.
| Eight marriages were performed in
| the town of Windham during the
| month of May as follows:
Joseph f. Keefe, Brockton, Mass,
and Leona Chalet, Rev. S. McCready.
William L. Tormey {Conantville)
and Lillian C. Barrett (Conantville),
Rev. ]. J. Papillon.
| Edmund J. Peckham and Edith
NJ Ladd, Rev. C. D. Carpenter.
| 1LWalter H. Griggs and Arlena
NJ Loomis. Rev. c. Harley Smith.
| 16-Charles o. Descnane and Mar
garcia. Griffin, Rev. John e. Clark.
| 1s-Michael Dursa and Kunezunda
| Media, Rev j. A. Sullivan.
! 26-Albert c. Beckwith and Annette
Myers, Rev. c. Harley Smith.
31-Benedict Bogacink and Lokady
Kutylowska, Frank H. Foss. J. of J.
This years graduating class at the
| Willimantic State Normal School
numbers just forty pupils. of which
| number seven are residents of the
town of Windham. The graduation
exercises of the class will be held next
/ Thursday afternoon in the Auditorium
of the local high school. when diplo-
mas will be presented by Principal
i George H. Shafer and an address will
be delivered by Henry T. Burr. for
merly a principal of the school. The
subject for his address will be Facing
the Future. The class day exercises
of the school will be held the previ-
Gus Wednesday afternoon and the
same evening the faculty reception to
the members of the graduating class
will be held in the Normal School,
hall. The names of the graduates fol-
low:
Seniors-Louise Adams. Windham
|; Mary Barry. Norwich. Madeline Ca
rey, Rockville: Olive Cooke. Whitman.
tic; Marion Corcoran. New London;
. Mabel F'rink. Jewett City; Marion
. F'rink, Jewett City; Nellie Gerhardt
Colchester: jeanette Grodinsky, Oak
dale: Margaret Healey. Waterbury
!, Emma Hensig. Rockville; Gladys Hill
! Westerly, r. j. Madeline Holmes. Co
lumbia; Gertrude Hughes, Mansfield
, Esther Kimball Danielson; Anna Nc
Guinniss, Norwich; Mary Elizabeth
Muller Stenington; Hattie Osten
, North Westchester: Helene Fender
CAST New London; Ruth Shipman. 0
! Waterford Maud M. Smith, Souti
Windham; Gladys Starkey. Essex.
ommercial-Dorothy Gorton, Will
, mantle: Florence Grady. Willimantic
!, Irene Howard. Deep River: Marie Nc
: Caffrey, Stonington: Mary Rose Quinn
, of Torrington; Estelle Yerrington
!, Taftville.
Household Arts-Elizabeth Brophy
Waterbury; Alta Corbin. Hazardville
Lois Gillette. Darien Mildred Har
! roun, Willimantic; Claire Hsrlbut
!, Elmwood: Dorothy Lamb, Hartford
Flora Mathison. Rockville; Hazel Rey
!, nolds. Essex: Ella Sasse, West Ha
ven; Helen Wilcox, Bristol.
d Kindergarten-Anna Bowling. Wa
t terbury.
Commercial Graduate Student-Lo
Q retta Moran. Williniantic.
4 The death Of Mrs. Fannie E. Ses
: sions 60. occurred Wednesday morn
!, ing at the home Of her daughter, Mr.:
Il Frank J. Kirkland, No. ia High stree
c She had not been we'll for long tim
). and about two weeks ago, she had tn
misfortune to fall, and in doing so sh
: broke her hip thereby fastening he
t death. The deceased had been res
p. ident of this city for over As years an
| was the widow of Lucius S. Session.
u to whom she was married June
e 1873. She was born in Coatsville. Pa
n the daughter of John and Mari
e (Roberts) Dickey. ad had large UNI
Der of friends and acquaintance
; this city who are saddened by tn
news of her death. She is survive
by one daughter Mrs. Frank j. Kirt
1 land with whom she made her HON
n nd Calhoun Of Nn-