Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-13

After an illness of IS months. Will liam A. Ackley died Monday morning in the Backus hospital. aged 76 years. He had been operated upon several times. t..r .s
 MT. Ackley was born in Colchester and was engaged in woolen industries most of his life in Rhode Island and Connecticut. He had been superinten- dent of carding in the mills. For the past 15 years he has lived in Greene vile and was employed by the United States Finishing company. sg s.. ...-s He was married in Montville on July 3, 1869, to Lydia Quinley, and she died on June ', 1914, aged 62, years. She left eight brothers and one sister. She was born in North Lyme, the daughter of David T. Quinley and Rosanna Spencer Quinley. Since the death of his wife, MT. Ackfey had boarded at 33 Fifth street. He was a member of the Golden Cross. He had many friends i who will mourn his loss.
 A months mind mass of requiem for the late Mrs. Mary Enright was of l fered Monday morning at 80 o'clock | by the rector of St. Mary's church, | Rev William A. Keefe. It was largely attended by friends and relatives.
 The monthly meeting of the Junior Holy Name society of St. MaFy's par | ish was held in their assembly rooms on Sunday evening at o'clock with Vice President Simon l. Fahey in. the chair Business of importance was transacted. Rev. William H.. Kennedy addressed the society on Social Ser twice and showed, the great work of. the Catholic church. in this respect, pre- | senting the work of St. Basile, St Bridget of Ireland and St. Elizabeth of Hungary for examples. Rev. William A. Keefe also addressed the gathering Next Sunday will be the society's | monthly holy communion day and a large attendance of the members is expected. e'r-5:ss
 I A musical cantata, Days in JoyIand will be given by the children. of St Marys school at Olympic hall on Fri l day evening for the benefit of the new church. Prof. Henry La Fontaine is directing the cast and a treat is .ir store for those attending.
 A large flock of wild geese was seer passing over. towards the north Mon day morning about 8 o'clock The! j1ew in perfect V as usual
 Mrs. William Scott of Fifth stree has returned home after spending tn, past week in Pawtucket
 Mrs. James Roscow of Paterson, N | J., IS .NlSlbtIlS WllIif MIS- OTdllt T OSle of Prospect street.
 Harry Pion of Fourth street spen the week end in Plainfield.
 Mrs W. O. Woodman of Fourtl street is confined, to her home with i'll ness.
 Fred Haslam of Fourth street ha returned after spending the past wei in Providence.
 Thomas Haslam of Apponaug spen the week end with his family ol Fourth street. .
 Edward Maloney. of Prospect stree
 got good catch of trout over tn
 week end. -.a #
 Frank Zahn. Richard Seed an
 George Morris spent Sunday visitin
 friends in Uncasvf11e.
 Raymond Harris of Hartford i
 spending a few days at his home o
 Seventh street.
 Edward Riordan, Joseph Portelanct William Bowen and James Redde
 travelled to Westerly Sunday by auto
 mobile and attended the third degre
 of the Knights of Columbus in tha city. -
 I William Corey. Raymond Brennan . Nathaniel Cote, John Nolan, Henr Boyd and Edward Delaney travelled | Willimantic Sunday by automobile. \ With the exception of a few unin
 portant lines all the telephone sys tems f of Sweden are government owned, and the government manufaC lures it's own apparatus.