Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-16

been heard of this and it IS stated that
the tablets are being held up by the
company for want Of complete list of
names. Charles Y. Hill and James P.
Mustard were appointed a committee to
investigate this matter When the tab
lets arrive they are to be placed on the
front of the town hall building.
A detailed report Of the decorating of
the Rotary automobile i'll the Armistfce
Day parade was given by Chairman Bal
entine l.. Murphy, who took the members
Of his committee to task for their fine
work. The report afforded amusement to
all members except the committee. A
National Health Week bulletin sent out
by the New Haven Rotary club was
read by Secretary Charles Hill. The
matter was left to the educational COM
inittee, George II. Shafer. chairman, to
secure q speaker on the health move
ment.
T. Frank Cunningham and James &.
Fullerton were appointed a committee to
represent the Willimantic Rotary club
at the meeting this "wednesday noon
at Norwich, when local iitney men will
endeavor to establish q route connecting
this city with Wfndhan Center, Lebanon
and Norwich. In order not to conflict
WITH The trolley roads no passengers are
to be taken at South Windham or from
Yantic TO Norwich. Members of the
Willinlantfc Chamber OF Commerce and
Of the Norwich Rotary club and Chamber
| of Commerce are also to attend the
| meeting. Four round trips on scheduled
time are now considered, with sracial
trips as needed.
| II was announced thar State Highway
Commissioner Charles J. Bennett, who is
ly,lc 1-9I
club would be the speaker for the next
week. Several guests interested in the
highway proposition as affecting Will
mantle will attend the meeting. The
meeting adjourned at 1.30 o'clock with
the singing of The Star Spangled Ban
ner.
| Local Knights Of Columbus will turn
! out in great style Sunday the 27tn and
90 to Baltic. where new K. OF c. coun-
! eli is TO be Instituted. From San Jose
council. No. H. of this city, II commit
tee Of five, comprising John P. McJuil-
IAN. chairman, A. J, Martineau, Leo Hag-
gerty, William Grady and Arthur J. Du
breuiI, has been selected to get bis
turnout for the Baltic trip. The institu
ton will be in cil:rge of District Deputy
T. Frank Cunningham, and among othel
officers to attend will be State Deputy
John F.. Callahan and Supreme Directo
w, J. NulIigan Of Thompsonville. TIL
American band is TO accompany the leca
Ecouncil and about three hundred mem
bers are expected to make the trip.
Funeral services for Mabel [. KenyoI
were held Tuesday afternoon at > O
clock from her home III Scotland. Rev
Allen Gates conducted the service. Buria
was IN Scotland cemetery. The bearer
were Henry Clark, George Perry. Jane
johnson and A. H Gallup. Jay NJ. Shep
ard was in charge Of the arrangements
Funeral services for Michael j. WeIe
were held. Tuesday morning at S.45 o
clock from his home on Jackson street
Requiem high mass at st. Joseph
church at O'Clock was sung by Rev
John z. Clark. AS the body was born
into the church RS. Edmund j. Porte
lance, the organist, played Nearer. NJ
God, To Thee. At the offertory MI!
Harry Matthew sang o salutaris. and a
q waiting hymn He Wipes the Tear F'ror
, Every Eye. There was q large attend
ance at the services and beautiful fora
tributes were received. Burial was in s.
Joseph's cemetery. The bearers We're job
lO'Rourke. James Hagerty. Daniel J. XII
lourey, and John Healy. Arrangement
were by the Killourey Brothers.
Miss Margaee. Cecilia Luton. OF Mai
street, and Daniel Thomas Ryan 0
Chapman street were married Monda
evening by Rev. John Pearce at tn
Methodist parsonage on Prospect street
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Parent. The bride wore BROW
tricotiae dress with hat TO match Nj
and Mrs Ryan are to visit several New
England cities while on their honeymool