Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-22

". SnapInan or this city, na1of or tne. Thread City Continental Drum Corps, was elected first vice president.
 Ray Mercies. the ioca1 bsxeR who met approval from the local fans in recent boxing exhibition in this city, is stacked up against Jack Moran of Westfield, Mass, for tonight,s exhibition. Several other bouts are on the card. It is expected tha& several frsm this city will attend the hearing in room 65 at the capitol in Hartford Wednesday afternoon at o'clock when q discussion on the proposed highway between this city and Middletown will take place. A delegation is to attend from Middletown. according to reports.
 Miss Virginia Brown left this city re- take up course in music at St. Mary's Academy.
 Mrs. Bell Riggieman. former librarian at the Willimantic Library, is substituting for Mrs. Ruth Terry. who is i'll at her home.
 The debate On the question, Ir1migra- tien Should Be Prohibited for the Next Three Years, which was to be held at Windham High school Monday during the Lyceum period was postponed. It is be- lieved the debate will take place Wednes- day of this week.
 In connection with the closing of public schools today {Tuesday) it has been an- nounced, the sessions of night school will also be omitted There were no sessions of night school Monday night The hike planned for this (Tuesday) morning, when '. N c. A members were to go to South Coventry. has been called off, owing to lack of snowshoes. Merritt J.. Hopkins, in charge of the hike, has planned @gym jollya and a series of games is planned
 Members of L'UniOn Ste Jean Baptiste held a smoker and entertainment follow ing the meeting Monday night Boxing between Leo Caisse and A. LaChance, an eight round affair, and wrestling match
 between A. Auclair and Jack Pageau
 were the attractions of the evening. Salvatore Mazotta, !, of Middletown, 1 died Sunday at the Mansfield Training School of broncho pneumonia, Howard S. shaFpe, IS. of Plainvfne, died Sunday at the Mansfield Training i School of epileptic convulsions. The 1 body was taken in charge by local un- dertaker and will be sent to Plainville ftoday (Tuesday}.
 l Patrick Sailiysn, 72. died Sunday al the home of his son, John J. Sullivan of l No. 116 Prospect street. following ten days illness with bronchitis. Mr. Sul-
 livan was born in Ireland but the great
 CT part of his life had been passed az a 1 resident of this city. He Is survived by one sonss John J. Sullivan of this city six daughters, Miss Katherine Sullivan
 of this city, Mrs. John Driscoll of Bos.
 ton, Mass, Mrs. Dennis Sullivan of Bal. tic, Mrs. Michael Hurlihe and Mrs. James Casey. of Willimantic. Several grandchii tdren also survive him.
 Richard Waldron Ovitt. .. died eunda,
 at the home of Mrs. George F. Cornelius of Nit. Hope, from pernicious anaemia
 He was born in New York city, the BOT lof Wtnifred Jones and the late Albert B tOvitt Jay M, Shepard has prepared ths body to be forwarded to New York fol i burial
 Funeral services for Andrew ,. Bowea ii were held Sunday afternoon at o'clocl from his home, No. 147 Prospect street Rev. Harry s. McCready. pastor of tn, I First Congregational church, conductin,
 the service. the grave in the wiili mantle cemetery. a committal service wa conducted by members of Eastern Sta Lodge, No. A, A F.s& A. M The bear CTS were Charles H. CasweIl, Charie leone, Winfield J. Moves, William Ship fpee, Walter Jones and Lester H. BIisf Jay M Shepard was in charge of the ar
 arrangements.
 Members of A.. c. Tyler Camp, U. $ W. V. Auxiliary. held meeting at tn IState arnery on Pleasant street Monda night. when services in commemorate : of the sinking of the battleship Maine i Havana harbor, were held. Members c A. c. Tyler camp were guests. of tn , evening.
 ' Worlrmen h the employ ef the stat highway department were out early Mon
 day morning clearing the snow from th
 highways and by noon the willimanti
 Norwich highway and highways to tn
 west of this city had been made passabls A social and dance is to be held at tn Y. M. C.. A. Wednesday evening. Tn affair Is one in series the ' is conduct ] Ing during the winter months. pr. Condo Benoist Fallen is to Iectar
 at the state armory Thursday evenin
 under the auspices of San Jose Counci
 tees have been appointed to have charg of the affair:
 Committee of arrangements-Judg James F. Twomey, chairman; John N . Bransfield, secretary; Joseph B. RiordaI treasurer; Luke F. Allain, publicity con mittee; George J. Timmins. hall con
 mittee; P. D. Donohue, decorator; Wi
 iliam A. Costello. Thomas J. o'Brien, Al Ithur P. Rergeron, Lawrence S.. Case,
 Jeremiah E. Sullivan. J. Francis Morial
 lty.
 Reception Committee-Hon. Daniel l . Dunn, chairman Rev. John E. Ciak
 Rev. Joseph J. Papilion, Rev. James