Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-12
WILLIMANTICs

he has secured the necessary depositions. I Cases of Joseph Birch who has removed | to Danielson and Wilfred ]. Lamontagne | were passed. Of the candidates accepted eighteen l were born in Canada, seven h Austria, l or Austrian Poland two each in Ireland | and Syria, and one each in Scstfand, | Russia and Italy. Court was adjourned | until this Wednesday morning at s.3oi O. clock in Putnam. All public gramaer schools of this city are to be clesed Friday to enable the teachers to attend the forty fourth annual meeting of the Eastern Connec- ! tieut Teachers Association at tho Com munity House, Church street, Norwich. | Abeut . dozen applications for drfpsrs' licenses were received by J. c. Wight man of Stafford Springs, deputy autorro- bile inspector, in this city Tuesday. 1 Funeral services fer James DaaaAey were held Tuesday morning at S.15 O. | clock from the undertaking paStprs of l the Killourey Brothers, No 5e Unior, | street. The requiem high mass at St Joseph's church at 9.30 o'clock vas sung by Rev. Charles Kelley wyio aiso read q committal service at the grave in St. Joeeph's cemetery. The bearers were Jeremiah Hasgrty, John Healy, George and William TinInins.
 Much attention was attraeted Tuesday afternoon when Wheelerss American band, followed by about 15o members of the Benevolent and Prptertive Order of Elks, marched up Main street to Walnut street countermarched to Lin- coin square, and to the railroad station where they boarded a special train to take them to Meriden. The Eiks from \. L. ~ts members of Meriden Tuesday evening to celebrate at the town hail. Mefiden where the s5,ooo mortgage on the Elks Home was sent up in smoke, with sxer- cises and speeches of jubiIsticn The special train from this city reached Meriden early in the evening and the local delegation joined other Eiks in keeping things moving until the return trip in the morning hours Mrs. Harry Hiilman, who spent the winter at Berkeley, California, is visit. i ing her sister, Mrs. Burt G. Thompson of 275 Prospect street
 1 The price of gasoline is due for an- other jump here soon and will probably sell for 34 cents per gallon. Forty- cent gasoline has been predicted by many for this summer and at the pres. f ent rate of increase they believe their estimate to be conservative. K The attendance at the ". J. Riock s carnival being held in this city this - week under the auspices of Company G s Third Regiment, Connecticut State . Guard, has been quite large thus far this t week in spite of the weather conditions windham High plays ss sta0ere l. Springs today Wednesday, and the . team members intend to make up for the - defeat they sustained last week at the Q hands of the Westerly nine On F'ridaS c of this week they will meet the strons Putnam Trade school nine at Recreation l. Park. Lathrop, who has been pitchins !. strong game for the locals, viii be or n the mound that day.
 During April there were s1 births re corded in the town of Windhara-n1ale 1rn 14 females r. The list as record at the office of the town clerk fol JWs:
 IA son, Virgil Spencer Reynolds, tc
 :-.lph V and Myrtle May Andrews Rey olds of Mansfield
 IA daughter, Caroline Heiien Rob
 son, to Ida May Robinson of this city "A daughter, Mary Mildred Ltiilar -avoie to Edgar and Lillian Fredett,
 4lvoie of this city.
 3--A daughter. Coneetta Christadora
 Joseph and Josephine Dermondi
 hristadora of this city. "A Soli, JoSepA Andre GeoFge Syi
 -egra to Edmond and Rose Mathje, iJl'estra of. this city.
 "A son, Pasquale Erenita, to Achill and Alessandra Gottera Erenita of thi city.
 5A daughter Bileen-Clafre Dubreau Conrad and Esther Parent DuBrea,
 )f this city.
 "A son, Bronistan Dziarrynski. f
 'tanley and Katarzyna Pasrkiewic ziacrynski of this city.
 "A daughter, Marguerite Vowtera
 Vassilion and Catherine Vowteran C orwalk
 "A son, Rowland Clayton Peckhan
 70 Edmund J. and Edith Ladd Peckhar
 of this city
 "A son, Oliver E1win Generous.
 Henry M. and Della Roberts Generous (
 this city. @
 9-A son John Guzeszezyszyn,
 John and Julia Keicce Gezeszczss szyn ( n Windham.
 Samuel and Anna Ostrofsky Cohn ,
 Mansfield.
 PA daughter, Emma Virginia L.
 Clair to Napoleon and Martha Roy I
 Clair of this city
 13-A daughter, Eleanor Franc ef Costello to Henry E. and Alice Servk ,n Costello of this city.
 l5-A daughter. Marie Dolores An1
 Beaulien to Joseph and Bertha Pa . Beaulieu of this city.
 15-A son, Donald Joseph Taueotte.
 Joseph and Julia Fitzgerald Trucotte
 this city.
 16--A son, Leonard Larcche to Pier
 F., and Jeanne Lecuyer Laroche ef th
 city. v
 17--A daughter, Dolores Marie Al,
 Bernard, to Adjustor and Diana Ba, 49 Bernard of this city. = 17-A son, Nusery Lewis, to kiexa .c .os der and Sarah Haddad Lewis Of tf tic city.
 lli- 17-A daughter, Eileen Agnes Picke CIV to Patrick and Nora Bradfey Ptcketf