Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11

- - by Rev. John D. Clark. There was a large Attendance at the services and beautiful floral tributes were received. Rock of Ages was sung by Mrs. A. w. Turner as the body was being carried into the church Mrs H. J. Mathieu sang Pie Jesu, and for waiting hymn she sang Some Sweet Day. The bear CTS were James s. Donohue, William J. Sweeney John w. Moran, Thomas Sullivan, John McCafferty and Delphis Boucher. The body was placed in the receiving vault at the Willimantic cemetery. Killourey Brothers were in charge of the arrangements.
 Stephen Henry AIbro died at an early hour Wednesday morning at his home. S6 Spring street, following | lingering illness. MT. Albro was na- tive ofcF1ampton, born July 5, 1850, the 1 son of Gardiner Green and Nancy Harrington Albro. Since coming to this city he had been employed as a | machinist at South Windham, but he 1 gave up active work about four years | ago. He is survived by his wife and a | son, Egbert H. Albro, of Ansonia. Martin deBIois, 6s, died Tuesday | afternoon at his home, 64 Willowbrook | street, following an illness of two | years. MT. deBlois was born in Ste Antoine de lilly Canada, Feb. IS, 1852, 1 the son of MT. and Mrs. Narcaisse | Garneau deBlois. MT. deBlois came to this city SS years ago and for S4 years | was employed as carpenter at the plant of the American Thread com pany. He was deyout member of St. | Mary's Roman Catholic church and was member Of the Sacred Heart and Holy Name societies. He was q member of St. Jean de Baptiste so- eietH and of San Jose council, No. 14, l K. of c. He leaves his widow and a 1 brother, Napoleon deBlois, of this city.
 Company B of this city will 60 into
 camp at Mantle July 19 to A. This
 order was issued by the military
 emergency board of the Third regi-
 ment Connecticut state guard, of
 Wnicn Company is a part. Col. E. T.
 Kirkland of New London is to have command of the regiment.
 Unless conditions for Transportation
 ol goods improve, this city will not he
 very sweet place to live in. This
 act became known Wednesday when
 many local merchants stated that
 their supply of sweet goods namely
 sugar was either entirely exhausted
 9r nearly all gone. Wholesalers stat
 ad Wednesday night that thev were s+
 present at sea as far as the sugar
 luestlon was concerned. as they han
 1ot received any shipments of this 1 lSeeSotey TOT several days. Orders for.
 'W supplies have been sent in. how
 's CT route. 7"i
 J. H. Cunningham of Norwich, i'm
 some tax representative. has had his
 1eadquarters in the WiIlimantic
 'hamber of Commerce assembly room
 >n Main street. He has had many
 persons interview him relative to the
 many catches in the lists sent to them.
 9ut most of the questions were an
 5wered to the satisfaction of the
 Feekers after light. Word came from
 1eadquarters at Washington, D. C., on Wednesday stating that Mr. Cunning nam was to remain in this city LID to and including March 18th. and he will eave his office hours from a. m rn+ii ?. m. on week days
 , There were za births in the town of , Windham during February-15 girls tnd IS boys. The list as filed at the | 1tice of Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton follows: N--'0ii 1--Son. Emanuel Russo, to Frank :, md Grazia Carsano Russo of this citv
 l-Son, Stanley Kuzdeza, to Michai II tnd- Apolonia Wisniowski Kuzdza ot Il this city VI i, 2-Daughter, wenda Tokarss f,
 John and Sofie Gshack Tokarss of this
 city. VI ''ii'
 2-Son, Soloman Scheinman tr
 Harry and Fannie Huss Scheinman ot Q this city. VI $ s-son. Mitchell Haddad, to lame, . md Mary (Haddad) Haddad of thi. f city. 'ii-' s 3-Son, John Dubina, to Kosmer anf h Fedora Dubina of this city.
 s S-Daughter, Seraphine Rose Blond. Y fine, to Lieborio and Mabel Wood. IF I worth Riny6fina 0f Q 4-Son. Edward Fred TnibeauI+ f, t Joseph and Theresa Tetro Thibeault ot S this city. " Q 10-Daughter, Angelina cavoli f, Nicholas and Madelina Ticibetta Ca. = voli of ttis city.
 e 11-Son. Joseph Majher, to John ana d Arastazya Boras Majher of this citv :. l3-Son, Roland Omer FregauIt # $ pau and Yyonne Poirier Fregault O. j. 13-Daughter, Eileen Frances Far.
 rell. to Michael and Katherine Kenne. dy Farrell of this city. V i3-Daughter, Marie Jeanette An. ,- geline Bosse to Arthur and Aneelin. f l Fegiard Bosse of this city.
 V 14 = Daughter, Marie Jesnnett, ic Claire Handfield, to Joseph and Emm; .r Dubreuil Handfield of this city. ,r l5-Daughter, Patricia Rose Mich 9 Otc' " AtCuil dnU h6lena Denau1 ~ Nichols of this city. 4 15-Daughter, Dorothy Riordan f. Jeremiah and Elizabeth Houck Rior .5 dan of this city.
 " 15-Son, Gerard Albert Lariviera f "a Rodrigne. and Regina St. George T,ari r viere of this city. r 15-Son. Alescander Arson to Jo ,l'' seph and Lima Arson of this city. # 1s-Daughter. Mary Grifin. to Mar Jane Griffin, Warner district. 1s-Son, James Patrick Danahev f
 James and Bridget Danahey of tbi m city 30 1s-Daughter, Yvonne Girouard f
 Mosime and Sophie Musiac Girouar
 of this city.
 . 1s-Daughter, Marie Doris Royal. f Gedean and Victoria Bernard Royal ( this city.
 2o-Son, Edward Keeler, to Waite
 and Rose Stewart Keeler of this cit
 20-Daughter. Mary Keeler, to Wal ' te- and Rose Stewart Keeler of thi ' city.
 e 2S-Daughter, Medina Macoione. f . Rosario and Marie Touriste Macoion v of this city.
 ' 25-Daughter. Jozefa Kalisilk. 1 2 Antoni and Bronistana Brzezinsg {. Kalisilk of this city.
 25-Son, William Allen Rathbun.