Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-21
DANIELSON

Rose of Lima council, K. of C., con- ferred the third degree on class at meeting held Sunday afternoon in the town hall There were visiting knights from the various eastern Connecticut councils The gathering of the knights was preceded by parade. headed by St. James hand. which passed through the business section, many knights being in line with the class of candidates. The degree was conferred by District Deputy Edward MHlfan of Putnam and his suite. Eugene Reed, who is only 20, son of Mrs. Mary Reed of High street, will be graduated this week with the class of 1920. Yale university. MT. Reed is one of the youngest members of the class, having entered Yale when he was Is. Mrs. Reed and other relatives will go to New Haven for the commencement exer- cises
 Mir and Mrs. J. s. Gracely motored from Elizabeth, N. J., to visit with MT. and Mrs. Charles Martin.
 Mrs. Malvina Bernard is a patient at St. Joseph's hospital in Providence. Mrs. Bernard is resident of Wauregan.
 Mrs J. W. Thompson, who has been living at wauregan, is soon to leave for her new home in New York.
 N1nety-five members of Moriah lodge, A. r. ana A. M. aLLenQeu SeTVlCG III a body at the Westield Congregational church Sunday morning in annual antici- nation of St. Johns day. The music at the service was by the choir of the church assisted by the Masonic quartette Sidney ?. Marian. John Ashworth, AL bert P. Ralston and Earl F. Winsloy Rev. Walter Byron Williams. the pastor, and a member of the order. preached the sermon, taking The Foundation as his subject.
 There will not he any open air ser- vices in Davis park during the present summer. according to present plans, but beginning Sunday next the Baptist, Meth odist and Congregational church will hold union services, meeting at each church in town. These services are to be made particularly interesting, it has been announced.
 The funeral of Constant Nosup Ba- pathiodorou. three months, son of Mir and Mrs. Peter Papathiodorou, was held from their home Saturday afternoon with services at Greek Trinity church on Wa fer street, Rev. Michael Thomas, ot Norwich. oiiiciatiH@. Burial was in West. field cemetery. L. F. Kennedy was ir charge of the funeral arrangements
 At Moosup Valley, funeral services were conducted al his home for John F. Daw. ley by Rev. Harry John Filmer,. of Rict rtty. assisted by Rev. D. w. Bennett o Washington. R. I. The bearers were Al vero Kennedy. Arthur Kennedy, Charle. Bassett and Judge c. B. Bennett Buria WIS in the Moosup Valley cemetery. L l.. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Rev. AIferio Chartier. NJ g.. of Hart ford. preached at the nine o'clock mas 7t St. James church Sunday morning Rev. Father Chartier's parental home i in Danielson and in his boyhood days h was a student at St. James, parochia school
 There are so many motor vehicle owned or in operation In Danielson thi summer that the matter Of parking tn machines in the business section is on hat is claiming the attention of many The congestion is so serious, especiall 1a Saturday nights. and usually on othe nights of the week. as to bring tn. suggestion from some sources that park Ing should be prohibited through at leas part or the business section. This sug eestion has been made in the interest ( easier driving conditions and for tn safety of the public.
 Miss Lillian F. Bailey and Miss Ami L.. Page, officers of Dorcas Rebeka odce. have drafted resolutions pertain ing to the death of Miss Lizzie F. Pre1 flee. a member of the organization.
 \ i'eeting of the stockholders of tf Quinebau company, operating the bi mills on the West Side, has been ca1le Tor the coming month to see If the stocl holders will vote to terminate the CO porate existence of the Quinebaug con pany. in accordance with a vote passe at a meeting of the directors of the con panv held this month.
 The notice to the stockholders SC forth. as to the reasons for terminatir the corporate existence of the compan that the purpose is that the property bu mess and affairs of the present compa1 may be set over to a corporation of