Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
WILLIMANTIC

Dtehked dL eno PFuNbe% O& NsSAhS ~StAi' Ainas.an n.eticn picture and vaudeville lHraeN@liy ail shows here have been motiaq picaures. TAA LoeMsr Opera House is owuea ky Jahn M, Hall. oi Bestpn, aRa has bssH leased te the Gem Theatre cemyazy fer { term of years. Chsef sa Psnce DamtM '. KHlsures has reeeirsd wcrd frem ths motor ve- Aiele depayrnasnt that the safety nrst Aims which are to he shown here Tues day niast in connection wth the Safety Week eax1peirn would arrive early n the day. The psctnyss are to be shown on the front of the Jordan building on Main street, the ttles to be Where Are Your Children. and Charlie Chaplin in Shoulder Arms.
 The funsraI ef PEIVAte William IL Grigrs. Company l., 1D2nd Infantry, asth Division, was held Sunday alter noon ct s,Se e'eiecak at the Methodist Episospal church. As the body was borne into the church the choir sang America. The service was eenductea by Rev. John PeaEee, pastor or the church. There was a large attenaaHce among the audience being deiegatlons from James J. Shea Post, NO, ts' Alner. ican Legion, headed by CemmaRdei captain pr. W. P. 8, Heating; Com, 9any G. Connecticut Infantry and WSliimantie I'D Veterans Association Al the eoacIusiqH of the services at the church all stoed at atteHtten while Ihe Star Spangled Banner was sung by the choir. Headed by ths delegation from the American Legion and Company U Connecticut Infantry, the march was begun to Wil.tmantic eeHstefy, where Private GYiggs was buried with full mil itary heners. The vofleys at the grave were by a firing squad from Company 1 G. Jay N. Shepard was in charge oi the arrangements.
 1 Yhs fuseraI es Mrs. Allsn Jewett wa held Saturday afternoon at o'clocs from the family home at clark's Cor nsF Phe service Was ceRduetel ey HeF
 Walter F LanpheAT of Chaplin Ther' was singing by 8 eusrtette, Bert Welsh
 George 1de. Mrs Raymond fu'ier an'
 Miss Ethel Howard At the opening Q the service tkey sang When the Mist 1 Have Rolled Away, and at the close 1 Waiting and Watching. Tine committa 1 service at the grave in th- =, cen l etery. Hampton, was read by Rev. MI l Ianrhear and the choir sang The Chris tiaR's Goodnight. The bearers wer l Wallace N. and Elmer c. Je%ett, Ere 1 and Harry SteAbins and William an
 Chester Jewstt. Jay M. Shepard va
 ia charge.
 FzAersI srsTiees fer DenisOn Aver were held Sunday afternoon at o'e1oc at ShsparG's undertaking parlors, Nj s2 North street. The service was con | ductsd by Rev. r. Newton Owen, pas for of the Golumbia Congregations
 church. Burial was in tho Colunlbi cemetery. The hearers were Fred Hun l A. ". Brink, Edward Lyman and AloI 70 Little.
 AHrsd H. BeEdy, the eight-year-o ol seR of Luther H. and Helen P. DoEd. of Hartford, died Sunday saorR!ag 2 the Mansfield State Hospital and T'ra!z ing sohsel. The body Is to be sent 1 Canaan today (Monday) by Funeral D
 rector Jay N. Shepard.
 Neus Briefs.
 EHpleyes of the Qu.d,.;el1 -Windhal
 Manufacturing CeH1paRy have ssen m ti-iAed that owing to unforeseen aifAcu tles in installing the water power {
 ths plant, it will be Hecessary to kee
 the plant clusad until either Wedne
 day or Thursday Of this week. IT
 plant has been ciosea .sr the past wes
 for repairs to the water wheel,
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Gelinas of tn
 city left IaSt week for two month stay in Bermuda
 . MT aEd Mrs. John GrFtis of Man
 field Hollow. are spending 9.eath
 Waldohoro, Me.
 A good sum was rAalized by tns =
 dies of the Maeeabees from g food =a held Saturday afternoon, Those
 tharze were MTM Mary A. Mathiea Mrs. Ida Grady, Mrs. Ash,s Tegiar IklnG Mrs Roy Hewlett
 The WilllWantie Independents Bait
 aivRl baseball game scheduled for Sa
 lrday afternoon at Recreation Pa
 was called of hecaYse of vet grounds The dance at the state srnory ( Pleasant street Saturday night was VI , attended. The dances are being IT
 under the auspices of Company G, Go nectScut Infantry,
 About fifteen enpiayes of the loc . freight station and railroad yard we 2 in New Haven Saturday attending | s outing of the employees of the N. l \. H. & H. and C. N. E. railroads. ? Several fire companies towing the l engines, passed through this city ear 2 Saturday 1 | nd for Manchester and t 5 state fremen's muster.
 ,i Arthur F. Brown of Greenwoc , Me<z., is to be in this city today (Mo T day). It is possibie that MT. Bros a may become the physical director at [ f local Y. M. C. A. for the coming SC
 soa.
 A large delegation of out of toz
 fans was in Willimantic Sunday
 watch the American Thread Club hua
 tole the Boston Red Sex to the tune
 z to 1.
 Jcsin Smith, transient cotton wea . CT, vas fired s1e and costs in poll court Saturday morning, after bel. found guilty of .ntozIcaticn. ! The Thread City Continental Dru
 Corps vas aneng the corps to take pa
 in the pazade at Manchester Saturda
 A1ring the state AremeA's muster.