Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-08
WILLIMANTIC

street, to the Wilitnantic-N orRtch line.
These Old cars to be stripped Of
the metal that can be 6a1vsged and
then burned.
Leaten FegUlaslsns we're reed At SNe
masses at st. Mary's and St. Joseph's
churches Sunday. Con1municetAons 4Eosn
Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop John J.
Milan in record - tae aaT::Hl Gollec-
ten for Indian asse Negro missions With
lli e.4e ..leS-s .sse-~ s-5t>lles.
were read also.
These 9oilections take place Sunday
February 18th At 10th churches, W1d-
nesday Cash Wednesday,, the beginning
OF lent masses will be celebrated at
| a. M, followed by distribution OF the
| penetentfal ashes. Ashes will also be
| distributed in the evening. At st.
Joseph's church Wednesday evening
| the dev0tiens will incIiade recitation
| OF the rosary and Benediction Of the
Blessed Sacraxnents. Friday eyeRinE
there will he Stations Of the Cross
and during the remaining Wednesday
and Friday evening the exercises wiz
be Stations Of the Cross.
| At st. Mary's church, the det0tien
Wednesday evenings win be an in
| struction, sermon and Beaediclion q
the Blessed Sacrament, and on Fri.
day evening, the Stations.
{, The throwing depanussmA Of The
Holland Silk Company went back en-
full time Monday morning owing to
an increase in the number Of orders
received.
Morris w. Golden, for SAWo years
past master mechanic at the AHe9i-
can Thread Company plant has re.
signed and has returned to the Hol-
land SILK company where he vas EN-
ployed previous to going to the
Thread company. His successor st
the American Thread Company plant
has not been announced.
Samuel Smith, is spending a few
days visiting friends. In Fan River,
Mass.
An alarm from box Ne. q. eesN.
er of Main and Union streets was
sent in Monday afternoon, calling oa,
every piece OF the apparatus in the
Bank street station. The fire was "a
the rear Of the Killeury Brothers
property on Union street, and was
caused by burning tar. People work
ing with the tar had evidently filled
the kettle too full and Ia boiling oyei
the entire contents took fire, smoke
arising from the fire could be seer
from all parts Of the city and because
OF this heavy smoke the box ALARM
sent In. A few gallons OF cfernica
extinguished the flames.
About two hundred ssspaes SktS.Ls,
the entertainment and dance given at fAe
town hall Monday evening under the aus.
pieces of San jose Council, No. IL
. knights q Columbus Members OF ths
Daughters Of CASTLE were guests Of tfss
1 Knights for the evening. This Aret ru1u
, Der on the program was dance ana u
|. music by the Peerless orchestra. an "a,
joyed dancing until nine o'clock
From nine until ten o'clock an eater.
tainment took place. the Murphy Enter
tanners Of Hartford, singers. danee4s ana
comedians pleasing the l4rge sliateAee
. Jack Murphy. Harry Burt and Mssasl
Mary Ducy and Bertha Gaifek1s vita
their snappy up-to-the-iainute nuuIbes5
were forced to respond to rnanY u en-
leore. a.. .-.fE-. I = :.
Following the entertainment aanear,
was again enjoyed, the final number he
| ing given. stor,lyq before one o'clock shh
| tTuesday) morning. The conasasttee ii
charge served light refreshments duran,
intefmission. The affafr which was
pronounced success had been prepared d
the Knights entertainment COMMITTEES
George Tiin1nins. chairman, George Don
ley. William Connaughtcd, william SHEA
Arthur Bergeron and Clarence NaYhtes,
Ministers Of ese windham Assa<snsao,
held conference at the First CeaErega
iticnel church in this city Messday. "A
dresses were made At afternoon and even
ing sessions. The conference IL TO b.
icontinued today eTuesdaF9 final session
to be held tonight ut tie church Abosa
a dozea ministers from clutches in tn
Wmdharn district were in attendance
4 -
1 tertainnentB was given MoadaY niHlat 4
the WinIharn High school 2siditorSr1f,. :
large number attending The Lotus GUAR
tette and the olivette Trio gave an eater
tainnnent considered one Of the best q
this seasons series. Members Of tn
- quartette and trio were as feliews:
Lotus Male Qaaftet-Robert Mar
tin, first tenor: William Hicks, seeea
tenor; Nelscn Raymond, BARITONE; Fan
Canneil, basso.
oiivette Trso-Ma+y Cooper, vfo,sasst
Alma La Paine, ceilist; Olive DAva
pianist; reader. Bertha Morraa.
PROGRAMME
A The Old Flag (Asrsasea
/ Letus Quartette
Liebesfred Krihs,e
Romance Debuas
Hungarian Danne BratY,
Olivette Trio
While the Auto Ran Down Nicer
u Miss Morgan
r. A Bowl of Roses CYsyA
, Melody in F Robenstei
LeNHS Qaartette
Intermez2o tJeweis OF. Madonna
Woif-Fesrai
Poem Fih3e
Taranteiles Pepo.
Miss La Paine
Ldebesttaume LIS,
Oifvette Trio
Ne Celeste Aida Yeri