Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-08
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, iurnbn.. of Moosua is to ,,enfer the third degree or, a class of twenty-five candi- dates this fMsnday) evening at Moo sap. The degree will be put on under the direction of District DeD1ty Mullen of Putnam and T. Frank CunninghaSn ef 1 Willimantic.
 Members of tlie school building com mittee state that ten bids have been re- ceived thus far for constructing or the windham Center school.
 Two young men visited Chief Killou- rav Saturday afternoon and told of an accfdent in which they had been on {, Columbia road, nboiIt a half mile over | the city line The men said they had 1 been crowded into the side of the road , by another car. the number of which they were unable to observe. They were ! on their way to Hartford when they saw | a team coming toward them. As they were aboat to pass the team they swung | into the roadside to let a speeding car pass between. and they crashed into 1 telAsraph pole, badly damaging their car. The other car, which they said was q 1914 Ford. sRdeswiped them, but keut going. Tn another car they gave chase but lost the Ford ou Main street, | this city. They were advised to watch ' for the Ford and report it to the I'oi'ce | fl they found f again.
 Byron ". Potter, son of Mrs. Grace I Potter. is spending his vacation at Man. chester-by-the.sea Mass.
 MT and Mrs Irving Weiser and son, Mitchell, of New York, are visiting at the home of Mir and Mrs. Morris Roth blatt, of Pleasant street
 Mir. and Mrs. George Potter and Af of la nd Nr and Mrs D. L. Mathewson of Provi- dence. R. |, recently motored to Spen- l cer. Mass. to visit relatives of Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Mathewson. Mir. and Mrs Mathewson accompanied Mir. and Mrs Potter to their home at Windham and will remain for 8 visit of several days.
 Captain Frank James, of East Orange, N. J.. is the guest of Mrs. Sarah Niles of Prospect street.
 Miss Agnes Nelligan is spending sev- eral days with friends in Bridgeport.
 Rev. R. D. Dyson of Wiiiimantie camp ground conducted the Sunday ser vices at the First Methodist Episcopal church. in the absence of the pastor, Rev John Pearce.
 While Klllihgly and Brooklyn are soon to be under quarantine against rabies found in some dogs in these towns, no sign of rabies has been found in this section of Windha1n county but the dog wardens are to keep a close lookout for possible cases.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Mira Lussier were held Saturday morning at S.30 o'clock from her home Solemn requiem high mass at St. Mary's church at o'clock was conducted by Rev. J. ] l 1zt. and Rev. James J. Tyler. sub=deacon. As the body was borne into the church fl was met by delegation from the Ste Anne Society. and escorted to the sane. tuary rail. The canopy was borne by Mrs. Pierre Roy. Mrs Joseph Martin Mrs. Alexis Caisse and Mrs. Thomas Lessard The banner bearers were Mrs Eugene Cote. Mrs Joseph Vegiard and Mrs Polite Dansereau. The service wa. attended by relatives and many friend: and music during the mass was by tn, Ste Anne Society choir. with Mrs Jo
 seoh Gaudreau at the organ. Burial was in St. Joseoh's cemetery wher
 Rev ]. ]. Papillon read a committa service. assisted in the responses by Fla there Belac and Tyler. The bearers wer,
 4dolphe Valiant. Alfred Bertrand
 Frank Marceau. Oliver tussier. Napo , leon Brindamour and Alexis Caisse. A numfer of Wiilimantic people mo tored to Palmer Mass, Sunday to at , tend the military funeral service of Private Morris R. Livezley. formerly O this city, The services took place at o'clock and burial was in Oak Knol cemetery. where a firing squad gavt Private Iivezley last military honors.
 Funeral pervices for Ellen R. Stahdisl were held Sunday afternoon at ? o'clocl a+ Andover Congregational church. Rev 1T. ? Goodsell. pastor officiating Ther
 was large attendance at the service and there were beautiful floral tributes
 Burial was in Andover cemetery Rev
 MT. Goodsell conducting a committa
 service at the grave. Funeral Directo
 Jay NJ. Sherard was in charge of tn arrangements.
 Engine Company No. l passed th
 weekend without resRonding to cal Fires have been few during the sumrne months.
 Officer Leander Wright has been as . signed the carnival grounds for tn
 week by Chief of Police Daniel ]. Kill
 lourey
 The heavy weekend travel resulted | three accidents in pr near willimanti
 Saturday noon
 Lee s. Wheeler of No. 51 Whitmor h street. Hartford, and James J. Moore
 of Moosup, figured in an automobile ac