Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-03
WILLIM ANTIC

I the prize for excellence was awarded to Miss Julia Madeline Murphy of Willi- mantle.
 The foIIowinf 6Ricees GR che Daashters of Castile were recently installed: Grand regent, Veronica McQuinian; vice grand regent. Mrs. da M. Gr1dy, historian. Miss Mary c. Grady; financial secretary. l Miss M. Fitzgerald; treasurer, Miss M. Moriarty; monitor, Mrs. J. Aspinwail {; Prophetress, Miss B. Mofiarty; trustees. Mrs. Jenkins; Mrs. N. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary Crenins. Miss Elcia Casey. Miss M. Hevrin, Miss k. Ryan; oFganist Mrs. 1 Agnes Turner.
 l Miss Agnes Fox and Mrs. J. Bonifant ! of New Britain have been guests of John McQuilliar at No. 23 Union street for several days.
 The local police are watching for q slick soothsayer travelling under the cognomens of Professor Doyle and Eli Balm. Danielson and Putnam police be- lieve this man is in Wnlimantic and they want him for getting stveral hundred dollars out of people up thtir way. He claimed he can cure diseases that have troubled people for years.
 WiIlimantic men who attemoed ths Mckinley banquet at New Haven Tues. day night were, Mayor Charles A. Gates Judge Otto E. Robinson, A. LinI WeaA1gerhead, William A. Dawson. JohI ] B. Edgarton, Don H. Curtis, Inner N YoungE, William E. Jackson, c. Dona1t . Bartlett, William v. Palmer, John King Raymond F. Gates, Lester H. Biish , walter R. King, Irwin M. Ford and VII liam Lussier.
 T A-. n : were held Wednesday afternoon from hi late home No. S7 North street. Rev ' Harry $. McCready, pastor of the FiTs l Congregational church conducted tn service and read a conuaittal service a the grave in the Windham cemetery Arrangements were by Funeral Dfrectc Jay M. Shepard.
 If the weather holds good the iC . houses of this city will be coupietel filled with good clear ice by Friday ( this week. The rain Sunday cut int the ice to some extent but g workin ' force of sixty five men started to el again Monday. The ice house at u town farm was filled Tuesday and weI 'e at the other houses was continued We, d nesday. Local dealers have been gatl ering their crop during the past fe E days and all should nave their hous 70 full before the end Of the week. sS Chief ,Kinourey locked up victim ,r "Jakey" Wednesday afternoon and q e, latter will be charged with intoxicati' Il, at police court this fThursday) mernin le The committees in charge of arrangii se for the Hoover Dinner to be held nd the state arfaory on Pleasant street S. Sunday night, Fdb. 13. are planning 1u additional surprise. Final plans will It made at the meeting to be held Sund s7 afternoon at the chamber of eozlEner eo s rooms.
 TX Twenty-Five per cent. of ths pupilsf ms ms Windham High school, for the, thi 'ii marking period of studies between I
 cen1ber and January 21, finished wi marks of 80 per cent. or better in f0
 subjects. The number of students g n ting on the honor roll for the periol v IA. Of this number twenty-eIght h
 marks of 90 or better divided as follow
 Seniors 3, Juniors 6, sophomores
 Freshmen il. Eighty-six pupils h l., marks of 80 or better divided as folieN T Seniors 26, Juniors IT, Sophonores a Freshmen 2S. The list follows: Ninety or better-Seniors, Russ
 Webster Christian Beebe, Doris Bowt
 Juniors. Rose Alperin, Edna Burge
 Lena Fullerton, Lillian Hochberg, El
 McDermott, Vivian lift.
 Sophomores-Christo Case, Lev
 itt Grant, Lew Kittay, Richard Sh =. Dorothy Cook, Bessie Levine, Marguei Al Prue. Reuben Hotllblatt. ts Freshmen-George Healy, Lyman vine, Elizabeth Case, Carolyn CuInrnin IFS Doris EasterbroolSs, Mildred Joans ] Eileen Murphy, Lillian Ottenheimer, D 2o othy Paine, Emily Parizek, Lila Seeley if Eighty per cent or better-Senit :. Wallace Blakeslee, Marc Chapr It. Charles Curran. Alan Eaton. Wa
 Grant, Allan King, Howard Knight, AS ther Martin, Louis Rabinowitz, Roi "a. Rafferty. Estelia Adams, Susan Be.
 Elsie Bibarie, Josephine Boro 9icka, n- gel Bracket, Anna Bycel, Consta
 Clapp. Grace Goddard Fannie Gre. 'at Marion Healy, Marion Hurliha, Virg
 Jurezyi, Hope Merrill, Rose Parizek, ]
 belle Service, Rose Starr.
 Juniors-Ralph Carpenter, Jes on Connor. Abraham Heller, Samuel H, md witz, Dorothy Allen, Esther Clark, D
 thy Doyle, Goldie Eisenberg, Myrtle
 lis, Airline Hasfins, Bessie Hocllb . Clara HoEbrooil Jean Howie, Gladys
 ingstone Celeste Morin, Gladyce Ort
 Ella Redwood.
 Sophomores-El1iot Beebe, Kenl
 Fryer, Anna Bernat, Ruth Durnham,
 en Clapp, Beatrice Collins, Agnes Gre
 Frances Davis, Eleanor Foote, s.
 Goldstein, Margaret Hutchins, Mi
 Malclie, Doris Neyes, Marion } A Louise Thompson.
 Freshmen-Harry Brown, Der
 Church, Anthony De Marchi, Frank F
 bein, Raymond Fryer, Kendall Fr1ilel
 Lester Gelinas, Hyman Hellar, Fl Holden, Haig Iskiyan, Edgar Jut
 Stuart Pitcher, Laverne Pultz, Hafolt