Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28

Bugbee, of New York. The body has been brought to this city for burial.
 Capt. Frank F. Fenton. marshal of the Memorial day parade, has made his an- nouncements. Monday morning. as has | been the custom for years past, the Civil | war veterans, the Spanish American war veterans and world war veterans will 1 make the annual pilgrimage to the Windhams, in the morning, to decorate graves. The parade will take place in the afternon at o'clock. The line will form at the town building and march to Wllll- mantle cemetery and return, when the
 parade will be dismissed. Captain Fen tons appearance at the head of the parade as marshal will mark the goth year he
 has held this position in Memorial day
 parades in Windham. His orders are as follows:
 Sunday Forenoon: The world war vet erans, Spanish war veterans. Woman's auxiliary to U. S. W. ", and the WA R. C., with the G. A. R.. and veteranS of
 the Civil war, having accepted invitations to attend services at the First Congrega- i tional church, will assemble at the G. A. | R. rooms, High street. at 1915 a. m. on 1 Sunday, May 29, for the purpose of escort i ing the veterans of the Civil war to the services at the church, which take place at 10.30.
 ] hOHQdy, MAY 0U. NlOTu1nS exercises 1 assemble at the town building in front of ! G. A. R. hall at 7.30. The start will be ! made for the cemeteries at Windham
 North Windham and St. Joseph's at 8 o'clock
 l Formation: American band 60 school
 boys. representing the schools of the
 town; world war veterans; Spanish war 1 veterans auxiliary, U. s. ". "; Wom-
 ans Relief corps, G. A. R. The exercises 1 and formation in the morning will be in i charge of Lieut.. Jeremiah Mccarthy.
 Afternoon exercises: The parade will 1 assemble on High street and Main at 145
 D. n, to leave the town building for the
 Willimantic cemetery at 2 o'clock The 1 formation will be as follows: Platoon of 1 police, Chief Daniel Killourey; American i band, Charles N. c. Wheeler; marshal | and aides, F. P. Fenton marshal; Guard ASacred Heart, St. Mary's parish. Captain I fVertefeuille commanding; Canton Wind ham, l. o. o. F.. Capt. Fred Williams
 commanding SO boys. representing the four schools, Windham street St. Mary's, St. Joseph's and Natchaug, Capt. J. B. Paulhus commanding; veterans of the
 world war. Capt. W. F. S. Heating con-
 handing; veterans of the Spanish war, i! Commander A. w. Sweet comnandife ! auxiliary, U. s. w. ". Mrs. Minnie Flynn commanding; Woman's Relief corps Mrs
 Annie Phillips commanding; F. s. Long
 post, Grand Army, and veterans of the Civil war. Commander A. P. Benner con- manding. If the Seventh Rifle company members are uniformed and equipped by ], Memorial day, they will perform escort
 duty for the parade, Captain Morrison
 commanding.
 l Charles IT. CharbOnneau was brought ) to the local police station Friday night } by James J. Lee of the United States ) military intelligence department and will he taken to Fort Wright. Fishers Island . this Saturday. morning. Charbonneau 3 was arrested in Hartford Thursday ant ubeld on notice that he was wanted by :. the government. It is alleged that ht : had deserted from the service of the gov l ernment.
 Bullseley High school won from Wind 7 ham High school baseball team Friday V afternoon at Recreation park. to 2. Tn r New Londoners started out strong, get = ] ting two counts in the first inning Tn a1 VTindham boys collected their runs in tn r third Zepp. pitching for the Whalin, Y i City team, had the locals under his con ?. trol throughout the game, while the op l. posing team seemed to be able to hit tn f pin when it meant a score. It was Wind f hams second defeat this week.