Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17

ture. AlphOnsus Liberty, James McNal- iy, John NIcNally, Frank Arasin, Will frid St. Jean, Thomas Wakeley, Arthur
 Dawley, Walter LeDage. John DriscoD
 recited Ned's Dream. That Sl0,00O, e farce in three acts was very well acted by boys thirteen years and younger. The
 cast follows: SampleJon, Linwood Mort;
 Gulper. Francis Mclaughlin; AIarius, John Mccarthy. John. Alpherie MenaI-i {; Lambert. James Foley, Gussy, George Ritchie; Edmund Jchu Jacobs coored i'boy, Roy Rttohie Fitzhugh, Lloyd llRiouX: Frank John Mccarthy. The accompanies were Vivian Mac I1aughlin, John Jacobs Theresa Foley, Helen Kilbosa and Mary Cholewa. Dancing. Pachaug town hall tonight. Morey's orchestra.-ddv.
 The Jewett City Creamery company is ! paying the farmers 57 cents per pound ! for butetrfat for December. close to a record price for winter payments. The | close of the new year VIII mark among ] other accessory benefits the probable in l stallation of modern tempecing vats. 1 When the cream is brought in by the l s0therers from all the country round. it l is first strained into the tempering vats. 1 from which the next day it is piped to ] the churn. The ntE yats will be fitted l with sets of pipes and disks whereby the 1 temperature is easily under control by 1 the buttermaker regardless of atmos- ] pheric conditions. New mcw 6 are be- 1 ing taken on every week anJ some who : thought it possible to make other digpo- sition of their milk with greatsr profit
 are again patorns of the creamery. BeC. l Bliss, the superintendent and butter maker has this week issued a bulletin to I he nat vy-i.I h. ceived at the plant that in any way 1 would tend to make it difficult to main | tain the high standard attained by the Jewett City product.
 Latest records. including Xmas num-
 oers from now until Xmas Toe at Saun-
 ders. headquarters for Xmas gods
 adv.
 Funeral services for John MeGrath
 were helu at St Nary's church Friday morning. Rev. John J. lIcCabe, pastor was the celebrant of the solemn high re-
 quiem mass. Rev. ". H. Kennedy oi
 Seiferman was sUb-deacon. The bearers
 were E. NJ. Gray ?. r. DriscoH. James T. Shea, Timothy E. Shea, Daniel r Finn
 i of Jcwett City and John O'Douovan oi
 i Norwich. The flowers were beautiful Relatives and friends attended from Nor 1 WiCh Providence, R. L. Lawrence, Mass.
 Hartford and Taunton. Burial was 1T
 St. Mary's cemetery in Lisbon, where tn, committaI services were read by Father : AIcCabe. Hourigan Brothers were 1T charge of the arrangements. Friday morning at 5.SO the mereur, l i eaistered above-the coidest nigbt lyet. During Friday afternoon it rose {, ! 36
 Miss s. K. Adams entertained the liar
 mony club Friday afternoon at her hom, , on South Main street
 Mrs T T.. Keen Of Norwich was ! caller in town Friday.
 The vital statistics on record at th,
 office of John Welsh town clerk, fo, s November show five deaths. Christophe Porrin. age 76, of chronic myocardis Margaret lIcGovern. Il. of cancer Mar : E. Oakes, 63. of cerebral hemorrhage T Bernie KIumaszwsli. 10 months. of loba pneumonia Alex WFakowich. 1 hour O dystocia
 , There were seven births: Thomas An ! drfcz, Joseph Ernest Lagesse Rita Anna 2 Menard Alexander Wlakwicl, Julia Mo