Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
WILLIMANTIC

education, reported Saturday that tho number of working certificates issued in WilIimantic from June first to date to- tailed A. of which 52 were issued ID
 June and twelve in July. The number of certificates being issued has fallen en fifty per cent he says
 The funeral of Mrs. Mrs. Emma J.
 Warner. was held Saturday afternoon ar | ? o'clock from une Franklin CongreSS
 tionaI church. Rev. NJ. J. Tate conducting | the service The bearers were Jame;
 H. Hide Fred Race, F. P. FovlsF anc
 Frank Moves Burial was in the Franklin plan cemetery. Funeral Director Jay M Shepard was in charge of the arrange
 ments-
 Funeral services for Joseph Turcstte
 were held Saturday morning at S.SO
 o'clock from the family home, No. S2S
 Valley street Requiem high mass vas
 sung at St. Mary's church at o'clock
 by J. J. Papillon, the pastor. The body
 was escorted from the house to the church by a delegation from St Jean Baptiste society, Les Artisans, Willi-
 mantle Lodge, No. 1911, B. P. O. Elks' and Willimantic Lodge, No .1440, Loys. t Order of Moose. During the mass there was special music by the ohoir under Q the leadership of Joseph r. Gaudreau t with Mrs. Gaudreau at the organ. A
  . quartet sang Nearer. My God to Thee e Pie Jesu' was sung by Theodore Rsch' }. vile, and LAdieu by Schuber vas sunf
 by Miss Eva Dion. The services Eer' l.. attended by a large number of relative: r and friends of Mir. Turcotte and therf k were beautiful floral tributes. Burial va; -- in St. Joseph's cemtery, a delegationfron Is the Elks escorting tIs body to it's last m resting place. The bearers were CyrI
 Lamoureaux and Adelard Dumas, repre-
 senting the Moose Alfred Larvierre, Le: m Artisans; Pierre Loiselle, St. Jean de a. Baptiste society; Arthur Roy and Albert ';' J. Fourner from the Elks. The com K initial service at the grave was cen le ducted by Rev. J. J. Papillon.
 The pulpit at the First Baptist church
 was supplied Sunday morning and even of ing services, by George M Harrington ot s- Bates college, Services are to be con 5h ducted by men studying for the ministry H. during the vacation of Rev. Arthur D SC Carpenter pastor of the church AK Saturday morning passed without ses n- sion of the police court, an unusua m taing even during these prohibition days. all Thirty or more members of the loca
 lodge of Odd Fellows are planning t It. motor to theHummocks, R. L, Angus of Fist.
 Mail deliveries on mounted route No.
 were made by Dennis Haggerty, Satur
 day, in the absence of Anson Olds wh Ds Is i'll. Parcel post deliveries were mad ms by Substitute Carrier Norman Pultx ng Zepherin Coutu has awarded the e1n In- tract for the construction of a one-stor to wooden building, 25x23 feet. at the ouzn -ed CT of alley and Pearl streets. Building 'ox to begin this week and upon completio a MT. Coutu plans to use it as a store for Joan F. Wright of this city has recei7 me ed a service button from the Souther ftzaaN NN- lue Wright has been in the employ of ths tic company for fifteen years. rth Misses Julia and Della Casey ar in niece Ruth Casey left Saturday for die visit with relatives in North Grosveno na- dale.
 or Mrs. Mitchell Denault and son, R6bel ht- Louis and Herman. and her dauroter-h 'lm law, Mrs. George Denault, returned E. this city Saturday after two weeks vii me with friends in Montreal and Ste Am hat de Beaupre, Canada.
 be- Air. and Mrs Thomas Johnson d the two children, of Athelson. P. e., a ea- visiting Mir. Johnson's brother. JSS me Johnson of& No. 1S Pearl street. II -'ro trip was made by automobile
 c Miss Barbara Chsffee of Hiezanun, the spending her vacation at the home of h be grandfather, Colonel J. D. Chaffee lay Churoh street.
 Sa- Pleasant weather Sunday caused mas is local peopleto visit nearby beaches ga spend the day where cool salt air won em take the place of summers heat tz ii
 city.
 St. Swithin's Day foretold rain f
 forty days but thus far wilimzntic h q e had an even break There is still nea Q a monthto go.
 2 Gazing into a maidens eye cause O a New London young man several hour c worry recently. By falling to say goo 0 i bye before 10.45 he missed the last troll :: , to Norwich and stayed . on the loc o 2 streets until 1.30 o'clock before some Xii autoist came along and took him as f 5 as Norwich on his journey. o-e
 s-L7 And the early bird sometimes z,