Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23

received the. appointment of instructor in the department of hygiene and phy- sical education at Smith college, and will take up her work the coming semester. Miss Jordan is a graduate of the depart ment of hygiene, Wellesley college.
 Colonel and Mrs. John B. welch will arrive in this city this Wednesday, af- ternoon and reception is to be given in their honor at Natchaug school from to 6 o'clock.
 Miss Nancy NJ. Schoonmaker, consult ing director of citizenship of four New England states, and Mrs. Florence L.aC.. Mitchell. of the Connecticut Woman Suf- frage Association, are to have charge of the program arrangements for two county institutes scheduled for July The first will be joint session of Holland and Windham counties and will be held July 21 to g. The first two sessions will be held in this city and on the 1 third day Mrs. Fannie Dixon, suffrage chairman of Holland county, will enter tain the institute on the lawn of her home in Columbia.
 i Miss Josephine Condon of 25s Lewis ! ton avenue arrived home recently, hay 1 ing completed one year at Simmons col lege Boston, where she is student in the school of household economics. Mrs. Philomene M Boucher died ear 1 Tuesday morning at her home, 25 Milk street after long illness. Mrs. Boucher was born in St. Antoine. Canada March 5, 1841. the daughter of France Xavier and Ursule Croteau Marchand and with | her family has made this city her home for 3s years. She was a. devout mem Der of St. Mary's parish and was a | member of the Holy Cross and Ladies of ! Ste Anne Societies. Surviving her are her husband. four sonsar Eugene, of Marlboro, Mass, Adelard and Joseph oi this city. and Leonidas Boucher of Springfield, Mass. two daughters, Misses Alphonsine and Eugenie Boucher, of Will lmantic. 5 l. Napoleon Depathie, 50, died Tuesday morning at his home at r High street He was born in BeloeuiI Canada. Aug Dubois Depathie. Surviving him is his wife. Mrs aAngeline Denis Depathie, al so four sons, Ernest, of Chicopee, Mass. Henry in the U s! army, stationed al Camp Dix N. J., Adelard and George Depathie of this city; two daughters Mrs. Jacob Kline of Hebronville. R. I. and Mrs. Michael Mazzola of Willinan tic. two sisters, Mrs. Ernest E. Pepin ot Central Falls R. l., and Mrs. Pierre Mo reau of Pawtucket, R. l. There are 1: grandchildren.
 The funeral Of Mrs. Mary F. FrInl was held Tuesday afternoon from hel home in Andover at 1 o'clock. Service! were conducted by Rev. H. B. Goodsel who also read comnittal service a the grave in the Columbia cemetery The arrangements were by Funeral Director Jay NJ Shepard.
 The body of George s. Uniss, proprie tor of a sporting goods house in Brook lyn, N. Y. who died Sunday at pri vate hospital ifT this city, was taken tt his home Monday where services were held Tuesday. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery MT Uniss was born in Bel rut. Syria. Sept. 20, 1876. the son O Solomon and Anastasia Rizk Uniss. H. leaves his widow and five children. tn dertaken Jay M. Shepard prepared th' body for forwarding to Brooklyn.
 Two cases will occupy the attention O
 the police court, this "Wednesday morning The first case is one of intox
 ication, the man taken in being in nt condition to answer any questions as t his age before being put in the cooler t spend the night. He was taken up b.
 the chief Tuesday afternoon and a bot
 tie of Jamaica ginger with half the con
 tents missing indicated the course 0 his condition, the effect of the jakey be
 ing more than evident.
 The second case is one of assault an
 breach of the peace. Agnes Nolan wa ) notified Tuesday that she must accoun