Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-26
Dodge of Gurleyville and an uncle, Hi ger Simonds of this city. A4

Dodge of Gurleyville and an uncle, lii ger Simonds of this city. Mrs. Julia verpIank, s9, died at the home of her son, in South Manchester Sunday evening. The deceased is well remembered by many local friends, she has made her home in South Manches- ter since her son, Supt. Frederick A. Verplank became the head of the 9th district schools in that town. She suf- fered shock two years ago which had kept her confined to the house up to the time of her death. The body will 1 be taken for burial to Franklin, the town in which she was born. ,e4 l The funeral of Alice Nugent was held Tuesday morning from the home of 1 George Storey at S.30 o'clock. ..-The re- l quiem high mass was sung inst Jo~ seph's church at o'clock. The bear CTS wet William Jones' Frank F lynn, Michael J. Brennan and James Moran, members of the Textile Workers Union i of which the deceased was vice presi- l dents A delegation representing the union also attended the services The | body was sent to Londonderry, N. H., 1 for burial and was accompanied by relatives from Lynn, Mass.
 The funeral of John R. Houston was | held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
 
 Storrs. The attendance was large and there were many beautiful floral trib- utes. Rev. Leonard Smith officiated assisted by Rev. MT. Dawson. The College Quartette of Storrs reudered most impressively during the service, Lead Kindly Light, and at the close of the service, Abide With Me. Bur ial was in Storrs cemetery. The bear CTS were three sons, Byron D.. ". AL Ian and Jnhn IJor son-in-la law, B. c. Hallock and Amos | Wilson. Funeral arrangements were Tn charge of Jay M. Shepherd of this city
 All roads lead to EIswortfs great auction. If you have anything to sell see Ellsworth, 165 Main St. Watch The Bulletin.-adv
 The local night school sessions at the Natchaug school were brouEht to a successful close Tuesday evening for
 the season with the following pro- gram:
 Theme Going Out, Mary Zokfuka vitz; conversation, Buying a Waist
 Marcella Walcrock, Katie Botnick; reading, The Doctor, Cecilia Bura composition, Advantages of Attefpdine Evening School, Nicholas CoriatX;ztel. ephone conversation, Marketing;z An drew Chlebus, Frank Saffn; reading tFhe School Department, Wastav ! tSzcyureck; conversation, Taking a hSuit to the Tailor Andrew Lignar Frank Safin; composition, Columbus
 Eugenie Coulonfbe The United States
 John Gontos; reading, A Conversation Regarding Employment, Jerry Shadin; , treadinG, The Dog and His Reflections ; Costos Lolas; reproduction, The Dos land His Reflection, Mamie Williams
 Katie Krozel; reading, The United States, Albert Baron; reading, Tn, tF'ox and the Crow Katie Krozel; con versation, conducted by seven mem beI's of the class; lesson by Mis!
 Flint, language review, comparison o adjectives, singular and plural o verbs, present. past and future O
 verbs, parts of, q letter; sight reading
 Albert Baron. Costos Lolas. Katie Kro gel: gymnastics; remarks by MT Fl S mendorf and by Mir. Diop chairman o Q evening school committed America I solo, Miss Mckeon; Nictrola.- records ;, Star Spangled Banner
 f The larger part of the program wa carried out by pupils who had learne, s to speak the English language durin, the past three months. The work wa f especially interesting and reflect s great credit on the part of the teacher