Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

from $S85 to $375 a yard See window display today.-adv.
 The annual necrology list just pre- pared by the Hartford Theological semi nary shows that ten graduates died dur ing the year. In the list is included the name of Rev. Clarence T.. Barber, 80, of Danielson. and his son, Rev. Harold H. Barber. IT, who died while engaged in missionary work in Mexico.
 Following is the arrang eEient for car fting out Memorial exercises in various parts of the town of Killingly and in thA town of Brooklyn Sunday and Mon day:
 sutaay, May SO:-hemBers of c. X R., Sons of Veterans, and W R. C.. will l meet at c. A. R. hall for transportation to South killingly, where services are held at D. m. Speaker, Rev. W. B. | Williams, in church. Graves will be dec | orated as usual.
 l Services at Dayyille are also Sunday | afternoon at 1.3e.
 i In the evening at o'clock, memorial | services are to be held in the Baptjst church with all patriotic organizations attending. Rev. J. T. Edwards will speak on The Discoverers of America and there will be special music.
 Monday, May 90: Organizations will meet at G. A. R. hall at. a. m. to pn
 to Brooklyn to hold services and deco rate graves. Leo J. LHomme Post will send a special delegation to decorate the | grave of George Beeney, in Trinity cemetery and of William II. Pike yif
 Central Village
 , May 30: The parade will form at c A. R. hall at 1.15 p. 1n., all organizations
 reporting to Ira A. Warren, marshal
 Will march in the following order: St James band, State Guard, Ballouyills Drum Corps, Sons Of Veterans, G. A 1 R., Spanish War Veterans, Americai f Legion, Woman's Relief Corps. St. Jeal Society, Camp Fire Girls. the Girls clul
 any any other organizations that deeid i to take part but which have not notifie, i the committee. The line will march t town hall, where following is the pro gramfne: Band, Star Spangled Banner reading of Memorial Day orders: pray CT, Rev. M. $. Stocking reading of Lin
 coins Gettysburg Address, Miss Alic, Jordan duet, Miss Emma Burbank an, Earle Winslow address. Rev. Walter F
 Williams; song by pupils of Miss Anni Day from East Brooklyn school singin, of America benediction by Rev. l. T
 Edwards. The parade will then procae
 to the monument where honor roll am
 monument will be decorated and brave offered by Rev. Albert Jepson. Marcl will then be taken up to the cemetery fo the usual exercises, then back to c A
 R. hall, where the ". R. C. will serv lunch.
 The postoffiee will be open only frer 5.3o a. nn.- to 10.3o a. n on sMenda1 Memorial day. The money order. Dosfs
 savings and rural free delivery servic will be suspended for the day The cit carriers will make only a morning co lection and delivery.
 Rooms to rent at 25 and 27 Map E street. Tel. 555.-adv
 In an effort to raise and allotment (
 $66o for the Salvation Army a Ia
 day will be conducted here today (sa urday).
 Mrs E. H. Reach had the members n the Sewing circle of St. Alban's churt
 at her home for meeting on Friday a
 tefnoon.
 E Rev. George F. Beecher of Woo
 socket will be the speaker at the M \ moriat day exercises to be held at t K church in East killingly Monday at B a. m. The usual impressive program
 Memorial day has been arranged by t
 people of East Killingly, which secti
 of the town furnished many soldiers f
 the Civil war armies of the north. Mindful that this is Cleanup wes
 many citizens will give their half-ho
 day to the work of tidying up t grounds about their homes. This VIC has been going on in Danielson throue
 out the week, and there is noticeable i