Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
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i, Connolly was held from her home at No. S4 Oak streetaats B .45 WedneseAy morning. A solemn highsrequi efn ssnass was cslebTatsd at st goseRns 1nssi snurea 1 South Norwaik. I;r RsV, J A Sunivan was deacon and Rev. oflnA P. -ClafA | sub- deacons There was A.&4arges. at- I tendance of relafiEes and friends ana i While the body. was sbefn z borne into | the church Chop4f.s EunaraI NaEeh was played. The soffeftory wa s.s Pie Jesu, sung by. Mrs: Feney Naatiaieu M ard sung by trio3 Mrs A. " slT1rner,5 Mrs Henry :Nsthfeu and Harfy Les -s ter. The hearers were Iohn R.s Pickett John F. Ahern, Tohf1sI Sar Miehasi Grady, James Maxwell and William b Casey Burial was insIt1e family lot in St. Josephss cemetery where the com n1itta1- service was conducted by Fathers Lynch and Clark. Killoure5' Brothers wer in charge of the funeral arrangements. 5ss.s+.. zs;..s.1
 Within day or two Traffic Officer Frank w. McLean will kf1a yea an urn bre1la mounted on asestandard at his station on Main street to. pTotee him chased cf9 ina at HR Martford Tnesay g risf Killourey and Alderman Nehher of the police. committee. Tts.wfH be- mounted after the fashion of such equipment used on the metropolitan
 
 by the oH1cer.gsfsfstr
 Chief Of Police 4kiIIourey was neti- led Wednesdaya afternoon by the Wick Frost Track Company of Springfield whose truck figured in the accident on the Columbia road Mon day. that F. T.. Skerritt, the driver of the truck for whom. a warrant has been issued would be here Thursday. They said that they had heard notff- ing from his since the time he left off ali Q m ~I h for Watch Hill until "Wednesday. when he called them up from Norwich say- ing he was on his way to Springfield Sherritt was ordered to appear in the police court Tuesday morning but failA ed to put in an appearance. ',
 The vestryn1en Of St. PauPs church held their July meeting at the parish house Wednesday evening. The con- rnittee in charge of the repairs to the church reported that the work show ed satfsfa ctory progress It is plan ned to hold the annual Sunday School picpic at South Covenry, Saturday. if trolley service shall have been resum- ed by that time. 1st -
 Sergeant Ellison S. Smith of Com pany B. c. g. G., was at the Third l Regiment Headquarters at New Lon | don Tuesday night and took the ex- for a commission as sec ond lieutenant. He passed the exam l nations and as soon as his commits sion is forwarded he will assume his 1 duties as third in command of the To- | cal company. He has been supply ser 1 goant.
 1t was announced Wednesday at | Hartford that Thomas J. Mo1loy, pres ident of the 'Padraic Pearse branch of | the Friends of Irish Freedom and i Frederick J. Corbett, have been invit- ed to make addresses at a. mass meet ing to be held in Wi1limantie Sunday evening by Padriac Pearse branch of this city.
 Brief Mention
 Miss Florence G. Woodward is the gust of friends in Stonington for a few days.
 Edgar F. Waterman of Hartford was a visitor in Willimantfc on Wednes- day.
 Leonard Cal1ender of Bridgeport 1 spent Wednesday with friends here.
 Mrs. Wilfred T. Grenfell, wife of the celebrated Arctic explorer was a visi- tor in Willimantic Wednesday,.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Adele Benoit of this city and Sergeant William J. Ryan, of Fort Edward, N. Y, June 2S. They will resiIe in Kunza, Penn, where the groom is employed by a telephone company.
 Plans have been drawn for the new 1ormitory to. be erected at the State Normal School. The building is to- be I14X46 with an ell 46x30. The building will be located in the grove between I Normal and High streets.