Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30
WTLLIMANTIC

return to this city reception in tnelr | honor will be held at the home or F. d. Matte The young couple received many beautiful and useful gifts. MT. Lernire is employed in this city as a Tnouider. l his bride having been in the employ or the American Thread company They will reside in this city. Traffic on Union street between Tem- pIe and Center streets was suspended Wednesday due to the construction or cement sidewalk and gutter repalrs m front of the Hanover people.
 Many local people went to Hartford Wedn esday to attend the circus there. WilIimantic experienced a hard thun- der shower about 1.30 o'clock Wedncs- day morning. The lightning was snarp and the thunder heavy. The rainfall was welcomed by the farmers and others \ who have planted gardens.
 Plans are underway for the Fourth Of July celebration to be held by the James | J. Shea Post No. 19, American Legion at Recreation park next Monday. Albert J. | Piche is chairman of the committee ana | has arranged for a spectacular exhlpitlon of fireworks.
 The big 1eOxsS inch window at the store of the Jordan Hardware company which was broken Saturday of last week | when a stone was picked up and thrown by a wheel of passing automobile, was | replaced Wednesday afternoon. Jhe 1 window is one of the largest in the city. Worlzrnen also replaced the show win I dow at the J. B. Fullerton Co. store, l which was broken recently
 Adjutant Daisy Whipple and Captain 1 Mary Colburne of tho Salvation Army left this city Wednesday for Putnam to assume their new duties They were l rendered reception early this week by many friends who wished them success 1 in their new location.
 | Miss Nellie MeNerney of Rockville is ' spending the week with her sister, Mrs. | John O'Neil of Summit street. | Russell E. Chapel, physical instructor ' in the public schools of Chicago Ill. who city will leave for home today Thursday. I Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin ". Hills of .i Sonerville Mass, have returned home T after visit with Mrs. Hills aunt, Mrs Mary Logan of No. lS Fairview street. | c. A. Sampson, formerly physical d. , rector at the local Y. M. c. A., is visiting with friends in this city. He will leave today (Thursday) for Cody, Wyoming T where he will spend the Fourth and part {. of his his summer vacation. Mir. Samp- 2 son is now supervisor of physical in {. struction at Pelham Manor, N r., !. schools.
 
 | Wednesday morning ended in the Pe!ky. ' Provost and Sarakowski boys. being ser- tenoed to the Connecticut School for Boys at Meriden. Judge Curtis Dean sentenced the boys suspending judgment and placing them on probation for six
 montbs The boys must also pay to
 Probation Officer Elmer NJ. Young the
 sum of s4 the value of the corn stolen
 from the freight car.
 The reappointmeRt of Dr, Louls I.
 Mason as medical examiner for ;he dis
 trict of Windham was not generally known until after Tuesday He was re-
 appointed medical examiner June 1st by
 Coroner A. c. Bill Dr.. Mason held this office for several years previous to the war but upon entering the service pr. F. E, Wilcox was appointed to fill the un- expired term.
 Funeral servieeS for Mrs. Ellen Har-
 rington were held from her late home Wednesday morning at S.30 o'clock with
 requiem high mass at St. Joseph's church
 at o'clc A. ev John E. Clark offielated
 Al the ohertory Mrs. A w. Turner and
 Mrs, Henri Mathieu sang De ?rofundis
 and for waiting hymn, Nearer My God | 10 Thec' The bearers wero Patrick
 Barry, Cornelius and Dennts Harrington
 and Dennis Sheehan. Comm!ttal services
 were read at the grave in St. Joseph s
 cemetery by Rev John F. Clark. The
 killourey Brothers were In charge.
 Two hundred and eight pupils or about
 40 per cent. of those registered at Nat.
 chaug school were perfect in attend
 ance during the spring term. Seventy.
 four or about Il per cent were perfect
 Tor the year. Of this number l4 have
 been perfect for two years and thres Tor three years. Bessie Bradshaw, q member of the graduating class, has been perfect in attendance for five years. Mrs. Susan T. Sullivan's room had no tardy marks for the year. Tn, attendance record follows: Grade S-Hattie Jacobs, teacher. Five years-Bessie Bradshaw. Two years-James Abernethy, Stephe, Z Baronosky, Ellen Murphy, Mary Tomas 2 ko, Avis Thompson.
 One year-Marion Clune, John Contos Adele Greiner, Stella Rychling, Arnolt
 storrs' Edward Taylor, Judson Turney Joseph Zaklukicz.
 Two terms-Chester Andrews, Joh,
 lohnson, Dorward Oldershaw, Birdi s Stanton, Florence Sullivan. 4 One term-Norman Babcock, Watso ;. Burton, Beatrice Carpenter, Doroth Fl Greene, Russell Hinman, John Lewis z. Grade 7-Eleanor Rose, teacher. q One year-Irvin Butler, Emma Daw Fl son, Nellie Dainton, Mary Dzwonzeyl 7 Hazel Jones, John Miela, Francis SuIli r van, Freda Sholes, Francis Thompson ce Eldridge Carpenter.
 Two terms-William Butler, Burdo Dawson, Russell Hoey, David Jacobs. E -, liptt southward John Gadarowsh.
 One term-Alberta Freyer, Harry He
 Ter. Isadore Krug, Marie Field. HeIe
 Field, James Simon. Clifford DoanelI,
 Grades s and Ruth Chapel. teact I CT
 Two years-Melvin Lincoln, John Te n.t masko.
 One year-Chrtstopher Abernethy