Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-23

fence in grade work. French and Chris tian doctrine. as follows: Eighth grade, Yvonne Mattey. Albertine Coutu. Aline Millette: seventh grade, Leo Gull heault Marianna Theroux, Bertha Gaudreau; sixth grade Beatrice Monast. Germaine Dion. Leona Sara sin; fifth grade A. Louis Paulhus, Ali berta Bernier; fifth grade B, Yvanne Monast, Della Pageau fourth grade A, Olivine Gelinas, Irene Bouchet; fourth grade B. Antone Matte, Lucien Verti- lucille.
 The program given was as follows: Il Est enfin Venu, chorus; Doctor Mar tincrac, humorous sketch. by ten boys; The Americans Come, chorus; recita- ton, Fin Croeuer. by Eveline Four niee; distribution of prizes and diplo- mas, Rev. J. J. Papillon.
 The graduates are Yvonne J. Matte, Albertina l.. Coutu. Eugene E. Mar rotte, Aline I. Millette. Maria A. Cote, Leona R. Hurteau, Norbet C. Girard,
 Marie C. Demers. Henri J. Lussier, Canidide M. Dausereau and Eugene F. Cote.
 Most of the merchants doing business on both sides of Main street between
 Church and Bank streets were put /to cOnSlO6TdDI6 lIlCOHNSHl6HEe ana 2n-
 noyance Saturday night just before g
 o'clock when the transformer on the electric light pole at the corner of North and Main streets blew out, leav- ing everyone in that section for the time being in total darkness. Ancient gas fixtures and candles were brought into use and everything possible was done to carry on business. The thing happened at most unfortunate time, right in the shank of a Saturday night, with the stores crowded with people eager to spend their money. The Tol1io Girl: at the Loomer opera house were just finishing a weeks engagement and I for a time it seemed as though the | finish had arrived ahead of schedule l time, but ways and means were found l to provide some light and the show l was concluded. although under diff | culties. 1 The last regular meeting for this | season of the Woman's Christian Tenn | perance union was held Friday after | noon at headquarters on Valley street. | The meeting was in observance of | Flower day and was in charge of and arranged by Supt. Mrs. McCracken and members of the Loyal Temperance Le- | zion. Reports of the secretary and I treasurer were read and accepted | They were interesting and showed gratifying results in the work accom-
 plished during the past year. Musical | selections by Miss Inez Patton were | enjoyed and readings by Miss Mildred Johnson pleased. The report of the l. T. l.. flower mission was given by Miss Johnson and showed what splendid
 work the flower mission of the union
 is doing. During August the union is
 to have an outing at the Willimantie
 camp ground on Field day The meet ing Friday was largely attended and one of the best held for some time. The
 last regular meeting of the l.. T. L until fall was held Sunday at theil rooms on Valley street.
 It was a uuiet Saturday night ant Sunday for the local police, no arrests
 being made. The usual number of sol dierS and sailors appeared in tewr
 over Sunday and all were orderly an6
 well behaved.
 The funeral of Mrs. Theodore Gada
 roWski was held Sunday afternoon a
 1.30 o'clock from her home, No. S Asl
 street At St. Joseph's church at o'clock Rev. J. A. Sullivan read tn burial service. A large delegation iron
 the Polish society of which the de ceased was member was present. : | l SSTNlcel Was ISdu dt LII
 grave in St. Jeseph's cemetery by Rev
 Father Sullivan. Members of tn . Polish society acted as bearers.
 Lieut.. Theodore F. Downing, for mer well known official of the stat ' police landed at Newport News, Va from overseas Saturday and lost n / time in getting his final discharge iron } the service and returning to the hom ) 0 fhis parents at North Windhan where he spent Sunday. Lieut.. Down . ing has had many interesting expert , ences during his stay of 51 weeks i x France, being engaged in work in con $ nection with the criminal bureau 0 , investigation for the U. s. army. Lieu , Downing originally enlisted over tw f years ago at the first camp in Piatts , burg N. Y. being sent from there t Camp Devens and shortly afterward went across as a first lieutenant wit
 the 201st machine gun battalion l Shortly after arriving overseas he wa 9 assigned to the assistant provost mar p shaPs office of the criminal bureau ( s investigation and was connected wit the work of that department until h , sailed for home. Lieut.. DoWning's wifi
 died shortly after he went overseas g e the home of her sister in 0akville, nea = : Waterbury,. The lieutenant has tw o l brothers in the service who are 3 z present in France. He was obliged ' return to Hartford Sunday night an ! during his short stay in town called 0 | William E. Jackson and family (
 Quarry street.
 $ Among those from out of town wl1
 attended the memorial services Sunda |: of {Natchaug lodge. No. p K. of F d was Capt. Allen c. Ridge of Hartfor+ l. Captain Ridge is the commander of tt II Soldiers and Sailors Veteran assoeia d ton of that city. which has men s bership of over 300 and is constant e i growing.
 4 The baseball game staged Sunds afternoon at Recreation park betwee y the Rovers of this city and the Colt > nials of Norwich resulted in victor for the visitors by a to , score. IT n game seemed to please the crowd V about 800 fans, although nothing ph' o nomenal in the baseball line w; V shown by either team. The visito
 were a little more seasoned as a bune of players than the locals and becau
 of numerous errors by the locals
 critical points in the game went aws