Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-27
-WILLIMANTIC

v CL cordance with order of the court for the plaintiff Mildred L. Byron vs Jesse F. Byron, uncontested divorce.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Kelley were held Thursday morning at S:30 o'clock from the undertaking rooms of Killourey brothers. A re- quiem high mass at 10s o'clock in St. Mary's church, South Coventry was sung by the pastor, Rev. J. J. Mc- Guinness. Burial was in the family lot in St. Mary's cemetery. South Coventry.
 The Rood and Palmer assault cases which we're to have to come up Thursday morning in the police court have been continued until Saturday, March 9th, by agreement with Pros cutting Attorney Samuel B Harvey.
 At the annual meeting of WilIinan- tic lodge. 1440, Loyal Order of Moose held Wednesday evening in the Moose 1 home the election of officers resulted | in the following choices: Dictator, P J. Laramie; vice dictator, c. c. | Smith; prelate, P. Bachert; secretary, 1 c. A. Larnoreux; treasurer, c. Hur- teau; trustees for three years J. Bos- | SC; trustee for two years, F. Lncoln; representative to the supreme lodge, | Dr. W. P. s. Keating; alternate W. NJ. Bowman.
 WiIIimantic had to do without the 1 greater part of it's out of town news l service Thursday owing to uncertain i train schedule on account Of the 1 storm. The Central Vermont train l due here at 7:10 a. m. which carries l the city's supplies of Bulletins en- countered snow drifts at Lebanon that blocked its passage and forced the train and the one due at 9:40 to re- turn to New London. The Boston l papers had not arrived up to late Thursday night.
 Trains scheduled on the New Ha. ven road in and out of this city were in badly jumbled condition Thurs ing snow rendered the tracks impass- able in places. One train arrived here four and one-hah hours late an6 was being hauled by three engines The east bound State of Maine ex. press was one hour late, while the west bound express due here at S:1; a. m., did not put in an appearanc, until 7:31 a. m.
 i In spite of the weather conditions Willimantic's first auto show given bS Co. c of the state guard opened at the state arn1ory on Pleasant street or Thursday night. There was an atten. dance of about 300. The exhibits in cluding about two. dozen populal makes of cars are arranged in space; about the large drill shed. The decora. tions by P. D, Donohue are in pink white and green and present a pleas. ing appearance Dancing was a feature of the evening S entertainment. Sew eral tenor solcs were rendered by Ed ward J. Connolly of Norwich. Follow ing is the program rendered by th' l Nfcr f,.irN AF1,- ,l, Holonial Overture, Rarcarole. from Tales of Hoffman, For All Eternity vocal solo, Mascherino. See Saw Col 'ection, Dark Eyes. Mexican Dance Dardanella, La Rosie IntermeZZo Car
 nAna Sunshine, vocal solo. Schmidt l Sweet and Low, Dawn. of Love. Nor ceau, Characteristics, Hungaria1 Dance. Lovers La~e Waltz, Whe1 Irish E~es Are Smiling. vocal solo Tall, National Emblem March.
 l Rossie Velvet Co. night at the Y. M :. A. last evening was decided SIC. l oess. The affair was carried out undel he auspices of the industrial depart nent of the Y and attended by 25( employees of the company and theil friends. From T to 8 o'clock an indi-
 'idual bowling contest and a poo
 tournament were induleed in, followed ny an informal sing. Int showing o, 1 ! reel of motion pictures entitled Good | Roads came next. The following pro- gram was carried out in tho gym las fight from 8 to g o'clock: Schattische oy the junior girls of the Y. M c. A.. tug of war, by nachirists vs. weavers won by the latter; sword dance, Phy. -ical Director c. 4. Sampson; pie. nating contest, won by Joseph Pano, Highland fling, Miss Mildred Kramer
 -ocal solo. Master Fontana. and ther informal games. An evh' bition in tht swimming pool preceaed a collatior ISseyyed by F young ladies of the com. nany, the menu of which was as fol '0ws: Sandwiches, cheese, pie, coffee | cigars and candy. A letter vas reaC
 turing the course of the evening iron r'Inest Rossie, president Of the com rany. eypressing regrets for his inabil itY to ttend ard extendire his hes v9shes to inc emrloyes. Much credi E due to the emploves If the mil fo he srccess of the oNra s'on. esneciall! . 4. c. Roux, superirteudert, and R C. Rose. chairman of. the nlart com -Iittee, for the excellent p~cgrar1 ren
 erred. After the luncheon had beAl served, dancing was enioved u~t'l mid l >ieht The committees i1 charee Q tle affair follow: Recention co-~rnit
 +ee. R. c .Posa. M DUrand, w. J Tqhmes. L. Major. Miss NeIlv McCar 1 thv: dance committee. W. Caro1 art | Miss Loretta Moran: bowii~o coroun't +ee, Conrade Bnhear and Miss Dor 1 Iihe~tv; rool comnoittee, c. r. Parl nnd E. Perr'ck: games committee ! Oscar Barrett P. N1o~in Nies Sadi r,ettericl and Miss Prth Herrick. tu, If war cn~orn'+tee. Daniel Mathewsol