Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
WILLIMANTICs

one of the two spires on St. Mary's church.
 Fred L. Clark, past commander of A. c. Tyler Camp No. B, United Span ish War Veterans. leaves town this (Friday) morning to attend two days convention Of the state encamp ment of the organization being held at New Britain.
 Business in .general~will be suspend cd in this city this tFriday) after noon between and 8 o'clock. during the funeral services for@sHugh Clark Murray
 Miss Gertrude Bernadette Girouard is a member of this years graduat- ing class of the Academy of the Sa cred Heart of Fall River. Mass, the graduati exercise shaving been held Wednesday when Miss Girouard's S parents, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gi- rouard of this city. were present. Miss uates and was awarded two first prizes, a gold cross for excellence in mathematics and gold cross for ex- 1 lence in Latin and Spanish.
 Prospective bidders for the trans portation of school children from the outlying districts to the Windham | Center school season 1919-1920, will | please call at the office of The Wind ham Silk Co.,, on or before July 1, 1919, for information, or notify MT. R. | Fenton, chairman of committee by mail or phone: Dated at Williman- | tic June IT, 1919.-adv.
 l A brief session of the superior court held in this city, Thursday, opened at 1915 a. m. with Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich presiding. The | nf | Willard was heard, and was an ac-
 ton to recover money claimed to be due for rent. The plaintiff was rep resented by Attorney P. J. Danahey and the defendants interests were
 looked after by Attorney Samuel B | Harvey. The case was finished be- | fore Il o'clock. Judge Greene's de- l cision was in favor of the defendant
 The case of Mary L. Burnham vs
 Charles l.. Crane. which was to have
 been tried at Thursdays session. was postponed owing to illness of the de- | fendant. Court adjourned until this i (Friday) morning at 10 o'clock.
 Interest has revived of late in re- gard to the mysterious reported rob- bery of $1s10 June 4th from the house
 occupied by MT. and Mrs. Joseph | DZwoncZyk The whole affair and cir ! very mysterious at the time and as nothing has been ssid about it lately many thought the matter had been | dropped and forgotten. Such was not the case. however. The local au- 1 thorities have been working on the case in quiet way and matters were
 brought to-a head Thursday morning
 when MT and Mrs Dzqonczyk. who claimed they had been robbed, were
 brought before Judge Floss in the po- ! lice court. charged with the theft of
 s100, the property of Annie Smersk | Both entered pleas of not guilty. It is evidently the opinion of the local au- 1 thorities that the story of the rob
 bery was bunk as the $7O0 was al- legged to have been part of the s192O | claimed to be stolen, the former sum having been given to Mrs. Dzqonczyk l by the SmerSk woman for safe keep | ing The police are not, however, dis closing what evidence they have in the | case. At the request of Prosecuting Attorney Harvey, the case was con
 tinued until tomorrow (Saturday) morning at g o'clock. Bonds of $500 each were asked for and furnished
 Walter, infant son of MT. and Mrs Theodore Gadarawslli, died Thursday morning at the home of his parents
 from infantile trouble.
 1 A large nunber of parents and
 friends attended the graduating exer- 1 cises of the Willimantic State Norma School, held in the assembly room ot 1 the Windham High school Thursday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The stage was decorated with white birch saO-
 lings for a background and a lattice
 work of birch was arranged in from
 of the stage, The graduates, 3S 1T
 number, marched to the stage iron
 the library of the school, music beine
 furnished by the Harmony Club or.
 chestra of Norwich. The exercise. opened with two selections by thu
 class chorus, finely given. which wa! followed by an earnest and elouuen
 address by Henry T. Burr of New Britain. Mir. Burr was a forme
 principal of the Normal school for { period covering fourteen years. ans MT. Shaffer, the present principal, il Introducing the speaker, said he fel { as though MT Burr should introduc, him (Mr. Shaffer) rather than he in troduce MT. Burr. the latter knowin,
 the people present so much bette
 than he himself did.
 l Mir Burr. whose topic was Facin,
 the Future, in opening his address
 expressed the great pleasure and sat | isfa-tion it was for him to come t
 Willimantic and thanked the class fo
 the invitation. saying that the bes
 and without doubt, happiest year
 of his life were spent while principa
 of the Willimantic State Norma
 school
 Mir. Burr in his eloquent address