Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-07

Joseph's church. at 10 o'clock The cele- brant was Rev Charles J. Kelly; dea-
 con-. Rev. J. J. Tyler and sub-deacon, Rev. Otto s. Baumeister There was large attendance at the service, includ-
 Ing delegation from the Ladies' Cath
 olio Benevolent Association of which Miss McNamara was member. As the body was borne into the church Mrs. A. W. Turner played Chopin's Funeral I March At thc offertory Mrs. Henry i Mathieu sang o Sslutaris, and for a waiting hymn she sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. The bearers were Joseph Cotter, John Moriarty, Daniel J. Kill ! lourey, John F. Began, John o'Neill and John J. Sullivan. At the grave in St Josepf's cemetery Rev. Charles Kelly read a committal service. Killourey Brothers were in charge.
 l William GniIford, 77, died late Thurs day night at his home after long illness | He was born in Baltic, England, but
 much of his life was spent in Willimantic. | He leaves his wife Alice Guilford, five daughters, Mrs. James Heaton, Mrs. T.
 F. Brown and Mrs. Frederick Hill, all of l Worcester, Mass, Mrs. J. A. Warden of
 Everett, Mass, and Mrs. Samuel Verga-
 son Of this city, three sons William W.
 of Warehouse Point, Joseph E. and Sam uel A. Guiiford of this city. There are |
 child.
 1 At the First Congregational church
 Sunday morning, service is held at 10.45 o'clock. Sermon by Rev Harry s. Me- Cready, pastor. Children's sermon, The
 Sacred Flame; morning sermon, Making | the World Christian. Church school meets
 at 9.45 a. m. Cradle roll class meets at lo.45. Evening social hour at o'clock. Second picture sermon on The Revelation
 of God. Subject The Starry Scroll.
 Friday night was All NatIons' night at the town hail. and an evening of pleas- uso was spent by those who remained through the program presented by citi- zens of Willimantic of foreign birth. The entertainment was given under the super vision of e. B, Gilman, Americanization director for the town of Windham, and under the auspices of the department of Americanization. The numbers were va ried, the singing being in native tongues, the instrumental numbers native music,
 and other numbers Illustrating dances or customs of the foreign country. The play was given In connection with the All Ma
 tons exhibition being held at the town hall under the auspices of the Willimantic
 Woman's club. The thousand or more who Ihave inspected the many articles on dis : play during the past two days have agreed that the exhibition was one of the
 greatest this city has ever seen and that it should become a yearly event. It was 1 stated that if an exhibition were to be , held next year more people would con- tribute heirlooms and articles picked up In foreign countries. One display, per- haps the most valuable of any, was fur
 nished by 6 family of direct descent from Oliver Goldsmith. In this exhibit was a Masonic charm, a scarfpin, snuffbox, a : picture of one of the Goldsmiths cuff grips, pair of gold trouser buckles and pair of gold garter pins, the last two : named having been worn by Goldsmith This collection has not been allowed to leave the family even for placement un- der glass at museum. and Willimantic
 people are fortunate in being able to look upon these treasures. The exhibition is to continue through today (Saturday), i1 !, the afternoon from until $, and in the 3 evening from until o'clock.
 The program rendered Friday night al the exhibition follows: Selections Natchaug school orchestra Honor to the | U. S A., Natchaug girls chorus Amer. 7 ica, Henry Carey, America the Beautiful Samuel A. Ward c. H. Caswell, director address of welcome; Honor to Syrians = Syrian music. Mamie Williams Honor tt e Scotch, solo, A Wee Deoch an Doris . 1
 Miss Mildred Kramer; Honor to Irish - dance. Irish Jig, Miss Celia Cassidy ant Il the Mathieu Twins Honor to English | solo The Lonely Road, Miss Ruth Her = rick; dance, Sailors Hornpipe, Misse t Selma Cohen, Elizabeth Mcintosh, Regln; 7, Racicor; Honor to Ukrainians, bariton r solo (a) 0 Ne ZRbud Dent Forget
 1 Pleased Toa), (b) A dez tai colt co j. Where is That Blossom2). Co Pomarnili F hasha dola (Misfortune). Rev NJ Marush B. chalk, Holy Trinity church; Honor l. n Poles, Polish folk dance. Peter Jedziniak
 violinlst, Michel Kogut; Honor to French
 colo, Think of Me, Miss Florence Coutu 9 Honor to Italians, banjo-mandolin sole = Anno di Figlie d'Italia, Alfred Leiss h, mandolin and guitar duet, (a) A Marif :, tb), va1se. La Migiore, Co marcl i Eleventh Bersaglieris. Ralph Verry an " Fiiip Testagros; The Star Spangled Ban ie her, John s. Smith. by all pianists. MT,
 Charles H. Beebe Mrs. J. H. Hurley, Mis-
 Helen Martin.