Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-11

loved the FE6NCn COtneUy h6 NdILYTG | D'Aurore. The play was in four acts and met with the approval of the audi l erce, which was kept in an uproar much | of the time. The characters in the play i were sS follows: Le Cure, N. M- Julien Daoust | ChrysostOfne, J. Leo Telesphore, Edmond Daoust Le Cocfer, E. Ludger Le Tough, E. Daoust John, ]. Daoust Adrienne Mime. J. Laviolette Fi Fine, Ella Duval La Maratre. Juanna Aurore. Jeannette Perreault Since tfe closing of the theatre, the new management under the direction of John E. Pickett has completely renovat- ed the interior of the theatre, making 1t as up-to-date as any theatre in this sec- ton of the state. New lighting improve naents, newly painted interiors, and the altered stage will make 1t possible to present many plays that heretofore have 1 been unable to show to advantage here, | The oldest electrical business in Will | iinantic changed hands Thursday night when Elmer NJ. Young sold his contract | ing business to Fred L. Yeomans, who has bean conducting a similar business l on Main street for about year. The l street and was started in 1904 by the Eastern Electr Company. February 1, 1908, the Eastern Electric Company sold out to Mir. Young who successfully en- gagged in the busiress up to the present The battery service business run by Mir Young in connection with his electrical business is to be carried on by Arthur '. Harper, foreman with MT. Young for many years.
 The reason for Mir. Ycung's disposal of the business is because of his ap- i pointment as member of the new.y or ganized state polce. Mr. Young, was among those appointed by Supt. Robert T. Hurley, and his selection was ap- proved by the state commission in Octo- Der. The new business will keep Mir. l Young out of town much Of the time, af- ] ter taking up his duties Tuesday, Nov. Is. Mir. Young has had considerable ex- perience in the business in which he now engages having been constable and sheriff in WilliInantic and the town Of ] Windham for several years.
 Herman Harris, of Hartford, through his attorney, has bro t civil suit against the T. R. Sadd C.mpany of thls city to recover sI,50G damages. Harris claims that he was to find & buyer for the property at No. TSP Main street.
 
 S65,O00, of which $10,000 was to be in cash. the remaining s55,Oo0 at first mort gage at the rate Of 6 per cent, with pay ment of S1,000 annually on the princi- pal. For the transaction the plaintiff was to receive s1,00e. 4 buyer was found for the property but the defend ant did not pay the commission although requests have been made. Papers have been served and the case is returnable before the superior court for Hartfo: q on the first Tuesday In December.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Cal dorado were held Thursday morning at
 S.l1 o'clock from her home, No. 174
 Mansfield avenue. Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's church at 8 o'clock was
 sung by Rev. John P. Clark. As the
 body was borne into the church the choir
 sang Lead Kindly Light. At the offer.
 tory Mrs. Henry Mathieu sang o salu-
 taris, and for waiting hymn, Face to
 Face. The bearers were Tony Deni and
 Vincent Lanza of Thompsonvil'e Peter
 Mono of New London, Joseph AIfer.
 Joseph Calderedo and Guy Demarco ot
 this city. There was large attendance
 at the services and beautiful floral trib-
 utes were received. Burial was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 joseph Edward Lee, 17-year-nId S,sr } of Robert H. and Lea Lavoie Lee. djet } Wednesday at the home of his parents | No. Is Arnold's lane ot hydrocephalus The child was born in this city Oct, g !. Funeral services were held Thursday aF l ternoon at o'clock with burial in St ? Joseph's cemetery in charge of the J, ( } Lincoln Company.
 Eugene Lyman, TS, died late Wednes . iday night at the home of his brother i, Lebanon He was born Oct. 1s, ls4s
 the son Of Albert J. and Lucinda Sega, ( Lyman.
 Mrs. Denis0 Legros BeIair. 6T. diet - Thursday morning at sie home on Jack son street, after 8 weeks illness. Sh ' was born in St. Hyacinthe, Canada, Bia, u 1S, 1854, the daughter of Mir and Mrs - Surprenant Martel Legros. She was = devout member of St. Mary's church an | member of the Ste. Anne Society, Sh ' is survived by her husband, Honore Be d lair, six daughters. Mrs. Eugene Gflrna t of Hartford, Mrs. A. ". French of thi u city, Mrs. James St. Onge of Hartford ' Mrs. George Burnham, Mrs. Fred She n paum and Miss Dora Belair Of this city n four sons. Arthur. Amelee and Honor, - IT,, of Wilinhantic, and Edward Belai
 Of Hartford. She also leaves 10 grand Q children.
 '. 4 luncheon was given Thursday moo
 by Mrs. Hugh .. Murray for Miss Rut
 Taylor, whose marriage with pr. Lou 'd Hills of Westbrook, Me-. will take plac