Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-12
WILLIM ANTIC

, Hollis H. and Carrie Richmond Lyman of Windham.
 IS. A son John Dudek, to Stefan and Luteyna Labaska Dudek of Willimantic.
 IS. A daughter, Stefania yDudek, to Stefan and Lutryna Labaska Dudek, of Willimantic.
 19. A, son, Charles William Dziomba [ of WindhaIn.
 20. A daughter, Magdeleine McGilli- cuddy to Florence and Angeline Lama reux McGillicuddy of Willimantic q. A daughter, Marie Dolores Lar rance, to Pierre and Emma Martin Lar rance of Willimantic. 22. A daughter, Alice Elizabeth Burchnall, to Richard M. and Alice Pratt Burchnall of Windham. 1 22. A daughter, Alice May Lee to Robert H. and Lea Lavoie Lee of Wind 1 ham.
 25 A son. Joseph Latta. to Louis and | Pauline Beaumont Latta of Willimantic l 20. A daughter, Marie Rose Delima Lorraine Rock, to Harvey and Rose Per rauh Rock of Windham | 26 daughter. Alleccina Noella La chapelle. to Joseph and Della Beaudoir Lachapelle of Windham. l 2S. A son, Charles Arthur Harris, tc Albert H. and Florence Robinson Harris l of Windham.
 30. A daughter, Ethel Guilfotte tc
 Arefi and Malvina Dupont Guillotte ot l Willimantic.
 31. A daughter Jeanette Marie Mi l chand to William and Disneige Leblanc Michand of Windham. 31. A daughter. Priscilla BuIlard, tc l Leslie 0 and Alice Davis Bullard ot
 31. d son, Samuel Niles James tc w.
 Windham.
 The members of San Jose Council 1 No. II, Knights of Columbus, will hold
 the annual memorial services Sunday | afternoon, June 13. Members are to mee- , at 1 o'clock in the council rooms in the | Opera House block, and will march tc i St. Joseph's church where memorial ad
 dresses will be made. The procession will then reform and, headed by a pla 1 toon of police. will march to St. Joseph: cemetery. Music will be furnished by
 the American band. At the cemetery the
 graves of the. deceased members will be | decorated. Thomas J. Malloy of Hart 1 ford is to deliver the memorial address Warden John r. Haley is to be marsha of the parade.
 The clerks and carriers at the post l office are locking forward to their annua fifteen days vacation with great inter l est this year. Postmaster Jc9ln O'Rourke 1 however, cannot announce the vacation 1 schedules of the men until the l~'0r par 1 of the month, although the vac - IS us
 ually begin July 1st. The question O
 securing substitute clerks and carrier!
 for the summer will not be settled unti
 after the results of the recent examina i ton of clerks and carriers is announced
 from Washington. Five men and on, 1 woman took the examination. Two sub 1 stitutes are needed at the local office ant
 the places will go to the two who stand i highest in the examination.
 Next week all the public and paroch iat schools as well as the high and nor mai schools will graduate classes.
 The reports of City Health Officer Dr | W. P. s. Heating covering May show: rine contagious diseases recor jed as fol
 lows: tuberculosis, ?, scar rlet fever l diphtheria ?, chicken pox 1, lo5ar pneu
 monia 1 and measles l.
 II is expected that many candilate or naturalization papers will meet Clerl
 Edgar M. Warner of the superior court
 when he comes to this ely Jod.ty Sat
 ;i1 day). Interest in citlzensIp is n
 creased this year owing to the presiden
 tial- election.
 After handing a terrible defeat to tn
 clerks team at Recreation Park Thurs