Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03
WILLIM ANTICI

 lis, Lillian Lucier. Mary Rose savory.- Ruth Tilliston. Morrill, Ide, Fred71 Thompson. W Grade 5A-Francis Ahearn, Fran eis Bergeron. Gertrude Brettschnei- der, Sylvia Davis. George Lewisss-sr | Grade 5B-Evelyn .Lucier, Robert ' Smith. y ~
 Grade Dow Ahern, Willis Clark Alice Flnhacker. Gladys LoYman.
 Grade SA-Arthur Lincoln, Ger-J maine Lucier. John Bednarz, Bessie l Brettschneider, John Kurdzal, Robert Neff, Alice Flubaker
 Grade 3B-Theodore Simpson.
 s Grade Ruth Carey, Pauline l Nolan, Josephine Paferick, excused l
 Grade IA Samuel crosthwaite, Joseph Pompie. ..ss
 Opportunity Class . Ida Turner, Levi Kennison. Frank Kennison.
 Grade 1B-Mabel Polsk.
 Kindergarten-Helen Paterick. sI
 Thomas o'conneIi of Hartford was in this city Friday and renewed acz quaintanees with many friends made while a resident here some thirty years ago. One of the first friends MI. v SOIitS1l upon was -SnlS1 of Police Daniel J. Kiliourey and aft-s CT they had swapping of tales for some time. several other friends. were called upon. Mir. O'ConneIl noted many changes in the city. one of the most important being the vast change in the American Thread Company plant; MT. OConnell. who is prifiter.abyi trade, at one time set type foFstf9e Willimantic Journal He was ein -N pioyed also hv the Connecticut Home as printer of Allen B. Lfncolri's tenn perance sheet. At present he is in the employ of the Travellers Insurance Company in the printing department
 1t couldn't be &Sne. and that's all there is t it! The Enerafds of this city walked away with the game from the Wyanokas of Hartford Thursday wight. 32 to 15. The game was the Emerald's all the way through and at the end of the first half the score fa- vored the Emeralds.
 A new fisherman. who tried the, rod Friday. reported that the fishing. wa not as good as it was Thursday One Or two good catches were made, how ever. Funeral services for Mrs. Ida AZ Harvey we-e held Friday after-tnhv, at ? o'clock from her home in windham Center with large attendance of rel atives and friends. Services at the home were conducted by Rev. William Martin Brown, who also conducted a, a eommittal m! service at the grave in the Windham. Center cemeteryssa Ar | engagements were in charge of Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard. 7 1 The funeral of Mrs. Meivina Causi 1 no Brown was held Friday morning at ID o'clock from the parlors. of a local 1 undertaken. Services were heid at l St. Marv's church at 10-30 o'clock Rev. Edward Mathieu conducted the services at the church and read a | c"n'rn'ttal service at the grave in sSt l 'o~erh's careterv The hearers. were .ha~t Cs-o',a-d p;erro I.a-atie Dau, IP7hi-so- Ve-~v ct scearge Ernest FFolla0d ard Tarrv Brown. --...
 At th- M.thodis+ Enisccnal church Rev. C. Harley S-o'th. pastor. there will be a snecial Easter song service at 1o.45. followed by baptism and . recention of members. A baritone so. To. The Strife is Ger. will be suns and the choir will render Joyful Bell.
 Ring Out. and Oh. Death Where is T Thy Sting? Sunday school at noon
 Regular evening service will be at !,
 o'clock. The pastor will preach: :vs | At the WiIlimantic Spiritusiis church the speaker .wiii be iMfs Rircfenough. of Providence. .t7 R. .z-l
 Services at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
 and at o'clock in the evening.
 I First eantist church Rev. Arthu n. Carpenter, pastor. Special Easte service at 10.45. At the morning ser vice there is to be baptism of wo men. Easter music and Easter mes sage. Sunday school at noon. Yonnl , Peoples meeting at D. m., lea dAr
 Mrs A. D. Carpenter. subject. "Th Power of an Endlee~ Life :" Evenin service. at baptiS> If men, music ; l sermon by the pastor: followed b ; reception of new members and com ! munion service at o'clock. l-.,z
 Almond the anglers who report. goo . catches from streams in Bfnnkly . were George Vardernan and Waite
 Hovey, MT. Vardeman being hig
 hook with Is trout, weighing g g. , pounds.
 Threads.
 Mrs. Anna Rrooiman Is visiting rel : atives in South Manchester. t. !, Mrs. James Sullivan is vis;tt1
 Hartford relatives. : Mir. and Mrs. David Kitchen day. - -
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Ii,
 Tie daughter. Rose. left Friday ,fc l Boston to visit relatives.
 Miss Gertrude Moriarty has, le
 for East Hampton to visit rela five
 Miss Catherine Murphy is spendin
 the week end with her parents
 Hampton.
 Miss Annie Shea is visftlAs r2fs
 tives in New London.
 Howard Nolan of New Haven h,
 been in town on business. ,--'S, sss TT. f-t
 Miss Rose Murphy of Hartford
 visiting relatives on Francis street