Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-23

decorating the graves of deceased brothers. AS in all in the Willimantic cemetery, a ritualtistic service was held the members of the lodge form ing triangle about the grave of George A. Bartlett. A short address was delivered by Past Cl&ncellor William c. Dressler, followed by Prayer by Prelate John E. Tickett. The parade then reformo6 and marched back to Castle Hall where there ceremonies were brought to close. Marshal Charles A. Gates had for his aides George H. Bissman, Carl R. Afford, Henry L. Searls, Hen rv Voge, Thomas Willett and Will liam H. Bowman. The program as given follows with a list of deceased members of Natchaug Lodge, No. p, seven of whom are buried out of town:
 Hymn, Nearer My God, Pc Thee, by the congregation; invocat tion.- Lottie E. Gilman. Lottie E. Gilman, G. c. P. S.; solo, Thy Will Be Done. John T. Hardman. P C.; Introductory exer- cises. William E. Higgins. A. C. C.; roll call of deceased brothers, Leo L. Thompson K. R. C.; eulogy, Will P Cross, o. G.; address. Rev Harry
 
 Solemn Thought. C>Drge Williams, p C.; prayer John E. Trickett. pre- late; hymn Shall We Meet Beyond the River? by the assemblange.
 Exercises at the Cemetery.
 Music by the band, decorating of graves of deceased brothers. triangle formation about the grave of George A. Bartlett. P. C. address, William c. Dressler. P. C., return to Castle hall and closing exercises
 Natehaug lodge has lost the fol- lowing members: Samuel G. Adams, Howard E. Afford. Charles J Ander- son, Clifford J. Aver Courtland Bab- cock. William N. Barlow, George A Bartlett, Henry A. Beebe, William N. Bland, Clifford D. Barrows, John T. Bradshaw. John Brown. Charles Broadhurst, George V. Burnham, Ed ward Carpenter (Hartford), Everett S Card, Abel Clark. James Cochrane, Henry H. Converse Eastford1, Will liam c. Cummings. Frank E. Cum mings, Martin Denison Frederick Cav Milford. Mass), William L. Harring- ton, Henry Hart, William H. Hemp stead, George ", Hanover, Thomas W Henry, Thomas HendrickL John l..
 
 son. William Jones, Charles F. Larllin William D. Lason, James D. Leach ! John L. Leonard, Jr. Uriah Linder- betck (New York tate) John J. Man 1 ley, Charles B. Moves. George H. Pur- inton, James Bicknell, L. H. Rollin- | sonson Hiram A, Snow, James Them. ! as. Ezra c. Terry Arthur c. Turner ! Edgar s. Washburn (Povidence) A. S h Eo1 ] idcnce), amuel J. Young (Riverpoint 1 E. T)
 ! All over the country the high cos | Of living is causing labor. unions. tt make demands for more wages. Thi: i city is no exception to the rule, tht ! H, C. L. being just as apparent hert ! as elsewhere and the latest demand fol an increase in wages by an organized l body Of men was announced Saturda, morning by the members Of the loca painters union in the form of a notici to the master painters as follows At meeting held June 18th we d. 1 hereby make a demand on maste painters for S26 per week of A hours to take effect on July 14th," signed b, i Lewis c. Thompson, secretary of tn painters local. An increase of $40 : NN hOSf' lS u6HIdituGu as Sll1Ce ADfl i 1918 the painters have been receiyin, $22 per week for A hours Some tim ago the local journeymen carpenter made demand on the master builder for an increase of S5 per week to talk effect July~~1st. but the demand ha not been granted yet The result o these two demands for increase il wages will be watched with interes NV ha
 The continued case of Joseph an Annie Dzwonczyck. charged with tn theft of $T00, was taken up before tn police court Saturday morning, Thi case has to do with the claimed rob bery of $1910, which has already bee told Of in detail. Considerable evi dence was heard in the matter at tn close of which the case against Josep Dzquoncsyk vas nolled. In the cas or Annie Dzqonczyk, probable eaus was found and she was bound owe to the next term of the superior cou1 under bonds of $500 which were fur nished. Both the accused had previ ously pleaded not guilty to the charge 1 The graduating exercises of s
 Mary's parochial school were hel
 Sunday evening at s o'clock in s
 Mary's hall on Valley, street, the ha
 being filled with parents relatives an
 friends of the members of the clas
 An excellent program was given by th l graduates and chorus. the singing (
 the latter being exceptionally good, feature of the program was the comed
 sketch Doctor Martincrac by ten boy
 The distribution of prizes and diplc
 mas was by the pastor, Rev. J.
 Papillon. Special awards of + s2.; gold pieces, given by friends and socif ties of the parish. were made to u
 following pupils as prizes for exec