Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-27

Memorial exercises of Natchaug lodge, Nc. 2a, Knights of Pythias. were held Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at Cas- tie han, No. S07 Main street. The ser vices at the hall consisted of exercises taken part in by members of the lodge, the memorial address being delivered by Hon. IL Roger Jones, P. C., of Pythian Lodge. No. 22, New Hartford. The ex- ervises were as follows:
 Hymn, shall We Meet Beyond the River" Congregation; invocation, Lena 4. Gates G. P. s. hymn. Lead Kindly Light, lodge Quartette introductory ex- ercbes, Otto B. Robinson, K.; eulogy, Abide With Me, lodge quartette; ad- dress, Hon. H. Roger Jones, P. C., No. @, New Hartford; hymn, Nearer, My God, to Thee, congregation; prayer, J. Raymond Smith. P. C.
 Following the service at the hall mem bers formed in front of the lodge room h the following order:
 Marshal Charles A. Gates
 Aides
 American Band
 Natchaug Lodge, No. 22, K. of P. eurinton Temple. No. 2, Pythian Sisters
 Members in Automobiles
 The march to the Willimantic ceme- tery was then begun and upon of arrival the order of exercises was as follows:
 Decoration of graves; triangle forma- ton at grave of Brothers Frank B. and William c. Cummings; address. Otto B.. Robinson, K.; prayer, J. Raymond Smith, ?. C.
 The memorial exercises in part were carried out in the morning when mem bers of Natchaug lodge and Purinton Temple formed on Main street at 1o.90 o'clock and marched to the Methodist Episcopal church where a memorial ser mon was preached by Rev. John Pearce, pastor of the church. The committee in charge of the memorial program was as foiloWs: Memorial day committee, Wal ter R. King, Carl R. Afford, Raymond F. Gates. William E. Higgins and Hen ey L. Searls. The marshal and aides were as follows; Marshal Charles A. Gates; aides, George H. Bisseman, Carl R. AkOrd. Henry L. Searls, Henry Vogel, Thomas Willett William H. Bowman.
 The Etudebaker utkfng car own4d and driven by Henry Blair figured in an tcc8dent Saturday night on the Willi- 1lantic-South Coventry highway result mg in the car being badly damaged Blair who was on his way to Coventry lur passengers claimed he saw : light ahead and turned to the right which resulted in the right wheel of his car striking a rock throwing the machine to the wall along the road. The car end sd up by turning onto it's side. The front wheel, windshield. top and mud guards suffered the worst Blair was un- injured. The accident occurred at the top of the grade and Blair was not making over 25 miles an hour when the accident happened.
 4 1 no H. CT have returned home after a twc weeks fishing trip to Upper Dam, Maine Fishing was reported fine and severa good catches were made by the loca men.
 WIIIimaatic's first official Dollar Da, held Saturday was a great success. tn Reasonable merchandise)at gretly reduc d prices" and "Bargainst as advertised, slogans adopted by the merchants meet ng with the approval of the buying pub lice, ever ready to take advantage ot any offering of the reliable merchants People from many sections of easterr Connecticut paid the Thread City a visi Saturday many of them for the first time and learned that the loca l merchants could offer to their patrons bargains that could not be equalled in many a larger sity.
 Every store In town felt the effect ot the deluge of people out for bargain: and several stores were forced to loci their doors soon after opening as the .rowds fiocking into their establishments threatened to bring the fronts of thu buildings in with them, so great wa. their rush to get there first
 T knew the people would appreciat, the values offered on Dollar Day anC pay Willfmantic visit was the remarl ef one Of the merchants. Presidents O Eastern Connecticut may rest assured that the WfIlimantic merchants will offe many more such barSain days in tn,