Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-02

city visit Tuesday morning
Henry Atherton Of East Hartford is |
visiting friends in this city.
In story printed In % state paper. |
under a New London date line, John B. |
Collins, of New London, special agent
OF the Standard Oil company stated that |
ne came to -Wiliifnantie Saturday of last
week and discharged Everett Brown, q,
Of this city, who committed suicide in
this city last Saturday night. He stated
that BrowS showed irregularities in his
accounts.
According to the story Mr.. Collins told
Brown that he. would not prosecute him
the amount Of his speculations being
small, but he advised him to 60 west and
start out again, this time straight. Brown
then threatened to kill himself but Col
Inns told him not to be 30 foolish as to
do that.
The ecEninS Sunday ID 10 be known as
Bring Your Dad Day(" at the Y. N.
c. A. At the afternoon rally special mu-
sic Is to be rendered and DR.. j. B. Palmer
with deputatioh team will give enter
tanning talks.
Nstchaug basketball players ana the
Independents are to clash this (Wed-
hesday) afternoon at the Y. NJ c. A The
Independents are composed Of Windham
High School students. The game is one
of a series between the grammar and the
high school boys
JohnNG. WiEhtma4, Of stafford Springs,
deputy automobile inspector of ToIlanti
county and Willimantic was in this city
| Tuesday to examine applicants for drlv-
| eds licenses. Only a few persons put
in an appearance during the day.
Windha1n High School students &C,
eompanied their basketball team y
Killingly Tuesday, night to witness tho
game between Killingly and Windham.
William C. TAYLOR. 70, died at his
home in South Coventry Tuesday morn
| ing at O'Clock. He was born in phiia-
/ delphia, June 2T, 1910. He is survived
BY his wife, one son. George c. Taylor Of
Coventry, and two daughters, Mrs. Frank
E. Belcher of staffordville and Mrs. Her
bert c. Barlow, Of New Britain.
Funeral services for George Mann
| Harrington were held Tuesday afternoon
| at o'clock at his home. No 1876 Church
| street Rev. Harry s. MeCready, pastor
of the Congrega. ional church conducted
the service. There was a large attend
ance at the services and beautiful floral
4 tributes were received The honorary
bearers. were II. Clinton Lathrop. jane
H johnson, William F. Jordan, George
F. Stiles William A. Buck, James w
Hillhouse, Fred D; .Jodran.S. William N
Potter, J. c. Brown. and Samuel Snow
| The active bearers were Fred Reynolds
George Mathewson! 5Dalbert Reynolds
! Denman Arnold, Elmer Reynolds ant
Horlad Taylor. The .bvdy was place,
n the receiving, vaiilt In zWillimantic Gem
etery. Rev. Mi Mccready read a com
initial service att the vault. Arrange
! nehts were by JayHM @shepard.
!: The funeral Of Mrs.. RosaIie Asselii
was held Tuesday morning at s o'cloci
: from the. home Of her daughter, Mr.
r | Adjutor Tardy. No. Ash street. TIL
. requiem high mass at ST.. Mary's churc
= was at 9 o'clock and was sung by Rev
! | J.. J. Papillon. AS the body was born
: | into the church, It WIS. met by g. delega
ton Of the Ladies of st. Anne of whic
Mrs Asselin was member The car
\ opy bearers were Mrs Mere Teller. Mr.
l. Joseph Beauchamp, Mrs. Paul Belange
/ and Mrs. Joseph Cyr. The banner bpa1
II ers were Mrs. Eugene Cote, Mrs. odilio
Duchesneau and Mrs Joseph Rock Tt
Il choir of the society sang several hymn
s. Mrs. Joseph Gaudreau being organis
y There was a large attendance at II
service. The bearers were Eugene l.
re cier, Emile Lucier, Donat Lucier, Ludg,
W Lucier, Ovila Chailfsux and Alfred ,Chai
m ifodx At the vault in st, Joseph's cen
g etery's cemetery Rev. j. J. PapilIon re;
N the c5mmittal service.