Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21
WILLIMANTIC

, the rear of Nhe building and stole 3 l quantity of oats and corn. Investigation brought out the fact that the theft was made by four boys whose ages ranged from four tt seven years. It was learn ed that some of the corn was sold for fifty cents. The boys were given talk ing to Monday afternoon by Chief Kil- l lourey. Most of the willimantic college stu dents have returned to their homes here for the summer vacations, the final term at the colleges having ended last week. l Miss Alice T. Hickey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Hickey of this city. has accepted a position to teach the commercial department of the Bethel | high school.
 Joseph's. church that beginning Sunday, 1 June 2sth, the summer schedule for masses will go into effect, to continue through July and August The masses will be as follows: 63o a. m. and .7.3o a. m. for Polish people; S.3o a. m., chii- I dren's mass; 9.30 a. m. parochiai mass. St. Mary's church has been on the sum- mer schedule since the first of the cur rent month.
 The street department has always been compelled to spend a large amount of money yearly to keep up the streets in 1 the "hil section" of the city. Every time there is a heavy rain storm the | rushing waters come down Church, Belle vue and Walnut streets. taking with them much of the foundation of the road. David P. Ahern is now employed to rem edy the trouble at the first two points mentioned. He is removing the stone cutters across Prospect street and in- stalling small culvert having cement bottom and corrugated iron tops. These will be placed on both sides of the street The culverts will extend ten feet beyond the curbings and 1t is believed that they will take care of the flow of water and stop the washing out of tho roadbeds at that point. The roadway at this point Is also to be leveled.
 St. Johns Co CsmmnndeTy Nc. Ii, Knight Templars. met Monday hiEff at the Ma. sonic hall and final arrangements were made for the trip to Norwich this (Tues- , day) evening A large delegation from , this city will take the trip.
 The Misses Elizabeth and Loretta Maxwell of Dorchester, Mass, are spend. , ing their. vacations at the home of their sister Miss Margaret G. Maxwell of No S4 Oak street.
 1 The remains of Lieutenant John j. ; Calvin, Company L. 104th Infantry Jwenty-siXth division who died in France during the World war, arrived in Greenfield, Mass. with military escort F'rida yof last week, from Hoboken, N , J. On Monday the remains laid in state in the state armory in Greenfield To- day tTuesday) at o'clock a solemn D requiem high mass is to be celebrated al Holy Trinity R. c. church there.
 Lieutenant Calvin was formerly a res. ldent Of NNillimaOtir eavAIo1 r- ago the Calvin family moved to Green field. Mass. where he was connected with several business enterprises.
 By request of the Greenfield Chamber Of Commerce the merchants are to close their stores dur a the time of the flu. neral, a. m. ul'-.t II a. m. The cleo. tric columns between Hope street and Trinity church will be decorated with wre2ths, and the Camp Devens militar, procession. The Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation and the Goodsen Pratt Company. are to close down during the funeral services. and the Apublic schools will not open until II a. m. The remains are to be brought to this city for bur. lai
 The 18th annual graduation exercises Of St. Mary's parochial school were held Sunday night at 7.30 o'clock in St hdTy R. C. cAurch, valley street. This was the first time the graduation exer. cises had been held in the church. and the class which numbered twenty-threc was the largest in the history of the school The exercises and singing were carried out by the 300 pupils of grades 5. 6 : and S. with Mrs. Joseph Gaudreau at the organ. The program was as fol. lows:
 Opening hymn, Jubulatio Deum, Ed. ward Marzo; sermon, Education, Reiig. ious and Moral. Rev. II. c. Beilae; con. ferring of diplomas by Rev. ]. J. Pa pillon, assisted by Rev. J. l. Tyler; ben elictlon of the Blessed Sacrament; O Salutarius Concone; act of consecration by graduates in unison; Sum Tuum, J. L
 Batman; Tantum Ergo, v. Beluta.
 The list of the graduating member
 follows; Albert L. Beauchenin Aline A
 Van Haverbeke. oliva Nj. Caisse, Aim,
 R, Laliherte, Roderick ]. Rousseau
 Ireno M, Fournier, Alice M. Phaneui
 Arthur H. Belanger. Adrien c. Chartier Germalne C, Dion. Raymond An Paul
 hus. Dora l.. Beauiieu. Aldea c. EthieI
 Beatrice T. MonNst. Yvonne F. La|iEne
 Gilbert R. RSll, Leona D. LNriviere, Ro
 gcr P. DClago, Roderiek "A, Cote, Aiic
 V Dion,
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