Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-20
WILLIMANTIC

, oldest is the Thread City Cenfinentas Drum Corps. organized November II. 1918. In July of this year the Odell H. Chapman Drum Corps was organized. The two latest additions to the order Of irtlrnmers are the Boy Scouts Drum l Corps of St. Jcseph's church, and St. 1 Mary's Drum Corps Of St. Mary's par ! fsh. The two youngest corps have as tl,cir teachers members of the older 1 corps and St. AEary's Corps ig to be led | by Joseph F. Gaudrezu, leader of tho I boys choir
 A CadkEEae Beren-pmssemEeT hOARiAg ear bearing tho Rhode Isiasd registry | number 2i-6sS and believed to have \ been stolen, was partially destroyed by l fire, late Monday night on tho state highway abeut two miles west of Clark | Corner. The car was hauled to a local garage Wednesday morning Gpon orders eS Deputy Metor Vehicle Inspector John B. EdgaFton. Since the fire the car had been stripped of everything removable
 Perty mon Of Company G, 1ssth In- 1 fantry, 43rd Division, left at noon We'd 1 nesday from the state armofy on Pleas- l ant street to attend the 160th anniVef- versary of the Governors Foot Guard at 1 Hartford. The schedule of the day for the local boys included parade in fua uniform at 3.90 D. m., review before 1 Governor Everett J, Lake and General Clarence R. Edwards at 5 p. nn., and 1 the big military ball at the state ar nnory at g o'clock. The iecaa company 1 returned to this city early this (Thufs- day3 morning.
 Louis Caisse pleaded guilty to h 1 charge of indecent exposure "Wednesday 1 morning in police court and asked for l IJn 4sd amounting to $11.25, which was paid. \ Cole eight, owned by & NsTWich party and driven by Leo Lamoureux. of this city. was badly damaged late Tuesday evening when sldeswiped by touring ear owned by Frank Sea ] man of New York. The New York car ! had rounded & curve at B speed eSti- mated to be about forty miles an hour | and before the driver could strAighten ! out he had sideSwiped the Cole. The
 impact threw tile Cole to one side, caus- ing 1t to dash down an a1fbankneh1, 1 breaking the right front wheel off at 1 tho axle and completely demo1iRhi1rg l the left front wheel, None of the oeeai- pants of either car were injured. The l New York man left his name and car 1 number with MeNally and then pro- l ceeded to Providence where he claim 1 cd he had urgent business. Deputy J Motor Vehicle Inspector John B, Edgar ton was called and made an inve5tiga- l ton.
 The carnival of L'Union St Jean Bap- 1 tiste d'Amerique opened Wednesday 1 night with a big street parade in which over three hundred participated. The l order Of march was as follows: Platoon of Police
 Chief Daniel Kilfo,lrey
 Lieutenant Allan MacArthur Officers
 American Band
 Garde Council St. Cecile Garde Sacred Heart Members St Jean Baptiste St. 3fary's Choir Drum Corps
 St Mary's Boys Choir
 Clergy
 City Officials
 Guests
 The line of march was down Valley street to Jackson, down Jackson to Union, up Union to Main street and to the town hall Along the line of march the new ly organized St. Marx's choir drum corps, led by Joseph F. Gaudreau re- ceiyed big hand, The corps was organ zed but four weeks ago and the young sters showed fine talent
 At the town hall several selections were played by the American band. Jo- seph Lefebyre, president of the LUnien St. Jean Baptiste welcomed the members