Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-01
WILLIMANTTC

, city Monday. Thomas F. Stammers has
filled the vacancy caused by the trans
fer Of Mr.. Carpenter. Mr.. Starnzners
| comes from the Windsor Locks exchange
| Albert Gross Of New Britain and Miss
Lillian Pe1fack were married at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Polack Of Gurleyville
Sunday evening BY Rabbi Abel Kopple-
| man Of Hartford. The attendants were
Louis Pollaok. hrothsr Of the bride and
Miss Sarah Gross, sister Of the groom.
| One hundred relatives and other guests
attended the service and the reception
which followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Gross
will live in New Britain, where Mr.. Gross
Is employed.
An extension service schOdf eeAAees-
| ed with the Tolland county farm buresu
and the Connecticut Agricultural college
| is to be conducted at Yeemans hall, Co.
lumbia Thursday and Friday Of this
week. The school will open at $40
o'clock Thursday morning and will close
ct o'clock Friday afternoon The school
| will be divided into classes for men and
women. Madison Woodward h to have
charge of the mems division and Mrs.
Fannie Dixon WEIGH of the women's di.
vision. The program will consist Of short
addresses and demonstrations In which
matters pertaining to farm and home
work will be explained. 81
The report Of City Health Officer DR..
w. p. S. Heating for February Is as fol-
lows: Scarlet fever s; diphtheria Q; 10
bar pneumonia 3: mufaps .; and ehieken
p5x 1.
i Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur Roy spent the
week end with relatives in Baltic.
Miss 1nez Patton il chairman Of the
committee of arrangements for the second
; annual banquet Of The Christian Endeav-
or society Of the First Baptist church.
. the affair is TO be held held Friday eT-
J ching.
funeral services fer Rev. c. Harley
: Smith, for the past three years pAstol
| of the local Methodist Episcopal church
were held Monday afternoon at e'clocl
In Trinity church, Providence, r. Rev
: Mfr Smith died Friday at Nc. 209 Har
| yard street, Brookline, Mass, folleWin.
. a relapse. TRANSMISSION Of bleed offeFet
by his son, Elmer G. w. Smith, former
s Syracuse University football player, per
| formed at the Deeoness hospital, had ap
: pafently had good effect Wren 3 relaps
| set in.
S Funeral services for John .. Afu1ph
: were held Monday morning at S:4
= b'clcck from the funeral 2arlors of Xii
= |
5 requiem high mass at st. Joseph
Church at g o'clock was sung by Rev
= John Z. Clark. There ,sas a large at
10 tendance and many floral tributes.
q tie offertofy, 'tPie Jesu," was sung b
II Mrs Henry Matthew, ana for waitin
l. hymn. Some Sweet Day" was sung
Mss. MdtEieu and ddts. A. W. TurRe
fsst Father Clark read comnlittai sci
70 mon at the receiving vault In st. Joseph
S{n toS N T
u ingham of Providence, Owen Roman
IS Hartford, Frank Roman and Geofg
n Grimes Of Wiliiniantic.
II Miss Mary DzweAehyk died saAda
= morning at her home in South Cotentf
following illness with heart trouble. ST
was born in Austria, May Is, 1895, ii
| daughter of Andrew and Tessie kaupja
| Dswenchyk. Besides her parents she
survived by six sisters and FIVE brother
j Mrs. Besalie DeSchAnps, III, widow
DtHeHe Gscal,n. ,{sd ISafutsiay fI1A
at tho hglne If 5f mr. daughter, Mrs. A.
jtl or Tartly. Of No. ASH street OF bne
Ineria. She was born lii Cap St. 1snae
=. Cahaaa. April 8. 1s45. TIE daughter
} Reni and Marie Riget Desctarips. s!
was aevoat meE1beT Of ST. Msry's pa
= ish and member of Ste Anne seEist
Seven daugliters. Mrs. Clement I4ticie
AIRS. John Chaiifoax and Mrs. john Ta
dy Of this city, Mrs. Flank Gaueae, Mi
i | 0rvilia Lueier and Mrs. ANGEL BlAis
? Canada and Mrs Ernest Dionne Of
! Fall River and thtee sons, Edgar al
q Ernest Asselin of this city and Uric A
e seiin of Carada survive her. frwent
. Ave grandchildren and fourteen grea
q grandchildren also survive.
X Joseph Layallee, rs, died sundaY ii
!. tosxph's hospital following an illness
!. about month. He was BORN in Pa,
IL ticket r. l., Jurs s. 1897. the son
b | Theodore L. and Della Cote La9s1lee. ]
i was a member Of Niilitflafltic lodge, y
~ 1446. Loyal Order Of Moose and b
n many friends in this city Besides
"A parents re leaves two sisters, Mrs. Wall
~ 1fovey and drsa James keifans of "
iiinantic, and SIX brothers, Arthur