Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-18
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and the funeral will be held from
that church. He is survived by his
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Chesbro of
Willimantic and five grandchildren.
The body of Caroline T. Moore, II,
who died at the Mansfield State
Hospital and Training school Satur-
day night, was taken to Hartford
Sunday for burial.
The funeral of Alice, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Lavigne,
was held Sunday afternoon. Burial
was in st. Joseph's cemetery.
Miss Hazel Goulette, local manager
for the Western Union Telegraph
company was in Bridgeport Saturday.
attending meeting of New England
managers. At the close of the meet
ing Miss Goulette was elected a del
egate to the National convention to
be held in Chicago.
James Cullen of Rockville ran into
and badly damaged the silent police
man ON Main street. at the foot of
Walnut late Sunday evenig. He was
driving a touring car and settled for
the damage at the police station,
where he called to report the matter.
At the weekly meeting of Natchaug
. lodge, No. %, Knights of Pythias
Monday night, the second degree was
conferred on d class of four cdndi :
dates. This lodge has been very
active the past few months in adding
to its already large membership.
Violet Rebekah lods, No. 10, /. o. D.
F.. will install a large class of can
didates at Il meeting tonight, after
which a social hour with refresh
mentS will be enioved
The mission for the women Of ST.
/ Joseph's parish conducted all last
week by the Vincentian Fathers was
very successful, large congregations
being the rule throughout the week
The mission for the men of the par
ish opened Sunday night with a
large attendance and will continue
| throughout the present week.
l. Three important matters, involving
ran expenditure of over $4,000 are to
come before the special city meet
| ing called for this Tuesday, even
| ing in the town hall. A large at
! tendance of taxpayers is anticipated
/ Appropriations for auto trucks for
use in in the street department and
! an auto chassis for the Hook and
( Ladder company are among the items
! to claim the attention of the meet
: ing.
| It is understood there will be rep
! rescntatives from five different con
'clTls making autotrucks present a
! the meeting to explain the good points
and various features of their respec-
+ tive machines ant apparatus.
! For the benefit of those who, 70,
various reasons, did not make theiI
income tax returns last week, it was
lated Monday afternoon to The
bulletin reporter by Mr.. DePasqualc
Who was in charge during the pas
week, that he had received order.
I'm Hartford. TO remain on the iol
8 Willimantic till further notice
therefore anyone who has not mad,
mis- return is TO call on Mr.. DePas
utiale at the earliest moment posi-
le, as it is uncertain just how Ions
he will remain here. Mr.. DePas
Gualc stated that during the pas
week local citizens had been promp
ab0ut bringing in their returns ant
while he had been busy, he had II,
complaint to make especially as tn
rush hours had been few and far be
tween during the week. AT least so
persons were assisted during the tw
weeks past and OF course, many per
son ent in the return direct.
At the March meeting of the VIII
mantle Ministers union held Monda,
In the parlors of the First Baptis
! from out Of town, as well as tn
church, large number of clergyma1
local members, were present. Ses
sions We're held both in the mornin
and afternoon and dinner was serv
ed at one O'Clock in the church, Rev
Leonard Smith of Spring Hill actin!