Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
WILLIMANTIC

Rzfishionerss Of St, Joseph's~ church
learned with regret riday Of the ap-
peinttnent Of Rev. Juhn A. Sullivan %
St Budgets church. NMGedus. Rev:
FsiAer sanis.a sasas e sais c.sy in e
made many ffieftas, paFtteulAfay auleAg
the Polish residents whose language he
speaks so huehtly. All feel, however,
that Father Sullivan has received de-.
servea YraGnekion. Father Sullivan b.
Gins Ais duties n sshe.. lEeodns parish
Tuesday ct nezz week.
Rev. Cite Ra1pnsister vine VIII sue
eeed Father Sullivan as assistant at the
local church comes from st. Andrews.
churchs Colchester. He b ne STRANGER
to local pespiA however, - dur4Ag
1s1e-1s1l he was q Scurate at 81 Je-
seph's church. 81 Josenh's church
! VIII az usual Nave two assistants -
Rev. Charles M. Kelley appointed An
| April 1870. Is to remain at the church. /.
WHlfAAntic busfAess houses bpsA
Geod Ffsday n0ticed difference In the
power ef their eleCttac lights when they
were called upon to use them late IA
the afterAesn. "A welt meter n = lseAl
electrical store showed that the power
liant 81 the eulZyiEA WaaiHAnt1c
Lighting company waS sending better
saan $50 volts over the wires, instead Of
ia as is usually furnished tor liehtink
| the city a persia Interested ealled t1p
the power plant and asked Il they
were having any troable there. 40 the
| iEAtlng power vas MUCH higher than
usual. The answer came that the plant
/ was sending out lag volts and the party
hung up. Within i = few minutes the
Indicator On the veif meter started bAni;
to ia welt mark Il Is claimed By
people understanding electrtclsy that .
high voltage will burn out electric lamps
quickly, II the lar1pe are emily intend
ed to stand pressure Of Absut 11s
volts.
| Mrs. EAElasA Carrier efese, q CAel.
isea, Mass, ceilist, who played at ths
annual Old Folks concert Of the Meth.
ealst Episcopal church Is to assist Il
the Easter music At that church ShndaJ
morning. She Is 10 be accompanied o.
the organ by Mrs. Charles H. Beebe
John r. Peek recently celeAfatsd HI.
hinetieth birthday at the home Of hi!
daughter, Mrs. Robert NJ Ensign d
| Winstea. Mr.. Peek wae principal d
! the First District school, 1sst-5sse n.
was among the veteran teachers VIII
! attended the Old School and HON,
Week, In June, 1915.
1 REO0 Ns-5OEcCuo7 % Nc 98O MALI
street has received patent on an ct
tachment which makes the music Of
photograph clearer in tone than oIae
| attachments The patent was gransei
IN fuil. Under the date March "a, 1881
> Before applying for the patent On hi
/ invention Mr.. Gfsen pat Ia ever tw
years In experimenting.
J4dxe 5ohn u. FAaiey, S4 RSAktf1Ie
coroner fgf. Toliand county,, hRa order
4 ed an Inquest on the death .46f. Mr.
David Rogers, ofe.Anaoveea kkaeed N
! her homo on Sunday, March Il b.
Charles Males The inquest will b
\ held at the Andovef town han this Sat
is-iaS morning at ten oaeloek. Durin
the past few days Deputy Sheriff Jon
wv. watkins has seeh Busy calling VII
iert T. Hurley Of the state police Ia
I been in Rockville gathering evident
on the case. has hetsswEh StAtAN Al
! torney Thomas r. No0ne. MAles5 cor
Y fessed to the shooting to Captain HUI
Hey and County IfeeAstisAtor William I
jackson on the night OF the murder. Z
Engine COzApaAy No. was cAlle
out Friday morning at 11:AS for a hla1
IN the chimney at the house owned b
Napoleon Bacon, No. IL Spruce stree
! The blaze was stubborn one and nj
'steen Ealiens IT chemical wkr& Sesed b
fore the fire was under control.
! Mrs. Amy Marian Of No. 74e MAI
street left Friday for a weeks Wis
with her son. Frank Maxhafn Of wea
Istef. Mass.
The Rec truck used to carry rneA I
and from work at the Tryon saw1nil
afternoon after I run Backward aets
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