Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28

friends were too strong. The bill was passed in the house Friday, April 10, by vote of 273 to 5s
 Representative Mann of Illinois, de- lending the, lower, age of retirement of railway mali clerks, said on the floor of the house:
 "Railway mail clerks are in poorer condition physically at the end of tHsfr service when they reach the age Of 50 than letter carrier or mechanic The strain on the nerves Of railray postal clerk is the greatest s,1e in that can be found upon any class of employees Tn the United States ill or out of the govern mSnt service
 The eateTtaintaeHt siteH in Finn Op- era house Thursday evening by the pu- pills of St. Mafy's Parochiai school was presented to fine audience: This pro- granlIne, like several others that have been given by the children of St. Mary's school, over which the Sisters have su- pervision was excellent in every partic- ufar. Especially admirable in xsese pro gramrnes is the pleasing evidence of thorough drilling.
 The audience were delighter, as was proven by the rounds of generous ap- piause that greeted each performer. The programme follows:
 Petit Schottisohe. violin and piano Louise Wood, Doriida Lahecde, Fred Le. fevre, Nathalie HaFpin, Helen Kiibossf ] Welcome Decoration Day, Verna fsaill My Daddy, Claire Shea Memorial Day ! Grade I; Flag Drill (sons). Grade ii l For Papa's Sake, Yvolire Carroll Tht I Service Flag. John McKenna The Mid. I night Flyer, violin .nd piano, yiviar Mclaughlin, VeFna H4ill, Louise Wood l The Flowers Tribute to Our Heroes Third, Fourth and Sixth grades: IL
 Mother. Linwood Mart; Kiss Your Hand piano duet. Leoza Cyf and Teresa Foley i Just Break the News to Mother, Fiftl EGrade; Aux Hero's de verdun, LleSt Ricux; Hail! Hail! Hail!. chorus Rouge Banquet, Louise Wood Decort ton Of the Graves of Our Heroic Dead
 Sixth, Seventh and Eighth grades Ol Glory, chorus.
 | The stage was beautifully decorate twith flags and bunting, having adde, artistic floral totiches of white and puf tpie li1acs. Hardly ever has there bee seen on the local stage such excellen
 and finished work as was shown by tn Children of the parish. especially i
 Break the News to Mother, and in Dec
 orating the Graves of Our Heroic Deat
 The house was silent; and a degree c l patriotism was aroused that left an iIr
 precision which will not soon be forgotte by the 700 present. Two beautiful hand | PehAitC0 pAO6R hCtS pTSpdESQt 1 l color, which we're works of art. Monday being holiday, taxes will | , collected at town clerks office, Satul ; day, May 2sth.-ady.
 The yitol statlsties f6r April on Ys,
 ord at the office of Town Clerk Joh . Welsh show seven deaths: Mary 1
 Campbell arterie schleroisis, age sS Co n della D.. Chartief, Of bronchitis, age S4
 Pietro Wayn1ereak, of gastro enteriti s1 age S6; Abbie BarFows, of carcoma , II liver. age 6S; Fay c. Gardner, of hea
 disease. age 67: IAidisihe Roy. of aeu f tnyecarditis. age s3 Mafilda Nadeau, n puefper urenlia, age 55.
 Five births: Tadeus ZioAs, There's s | Metfahan, Helen Skozylus, Jennie Zn1e,
 brobous.
 Two marriages. Eugene J. Berry ar r Helen McKenna. Alpherie I. Tetre. ,
 and Donaldda Dugas.
 si Mrs. Lem Lewis, of Norwich, was
 ] visitor iyn the borought Thursday.
 People that go shy on their su ; per Thursday evenings. or have "sor qicked-up stuff" because they forget tn
 everything is closed tight Thursday ai : ernoon, are some more than one.