Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-24

pastor of the First Baptist church. Bur iaI was in the New willinantic ceme- terry.
 Mrs. EIizs ,. Loenlis Graves, s1, the i mother of George M Graves, of this l city. died cary Saturday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alton H. Fancher of No. $ Garden street, l Hartford, from the effects of a fall two weeks ago. Mrs. Graves was the wid- ow of George Stiles Graves of Sims bury who died eighteen years ago. She was the daughter of Hezekiah and Philina H. Loomis, of Lebanon She was born in Killingly, June 2s, 1S4o, and is survived by two sons. Charles I J. Graves of Sims,ury and George M l Graves of this city, daughter, Mrs. | Alton F. Fancher of Hartford, two nieces, Mrs. Charles B. Lamb and Mrs. Charles E. Hfbberd of this city, two granddaughters and a great-grandson. Military funeral services for Private First Class, Theodore Leprade were held Sunday afternoen at 1.sD o'clock 1 from the. home of Francois Xavier Calsse No. 25 Spruce street. At St Mary's church at 2 o'clock, service was conducted by Rev. J. J. Papi1lon, the pastor, assisted by Fathers Tyler and Be1ec. During the services special nlu- | SIG was T6DHGTeQ DY Sl, MaTV s CnOlE, and by Joseph F. Gaudreau. Mrs Jo- sepI F. aGudreati was at the organ. There was . large attendance of rela- lives and friends at the service which was one of the largest funerals held for a Willinlartfc boy who had paid the supreme sacrifice in France during the Word war
 The body was escorted from the home to the church and from the church to St. Joseph.s cemetery by
 snenbass of the r. 5. Veterans Asso- 1 efatioh James J. Shea Post No 19.
 American .egfon. Company G, 16sth Tn- tantry, 43td Division, the American
 band. Guard of the Sacred Heart. L. Union St. Jean ,Rantiste d'Ameriuue, and friends in automobiles The hearse
 drawn by four black horses was pre-
 ceded by four ex-service men, four more marching beside the llearse. The cor tege was, led by ex-serSice men carry-
 ing the American standard.
 At the grave committal service was read by Father Papiflo1i. assisted in the
 fesponses by Fathers Tyier and Belec
 Members of St. Jean Bantiste Society and of the Guard Sacred Heart took part in the service. As the body was lowered into the grave three vofleys were fired by the squad from Company c and t5ns were sounded by Bugler
 Roux. Burial was in the family plot.
 Some eighteen friends of Harry Sul-
 iivan gave him a salr!Tise party Satur-
 day night, at Howard Valley. on his 2sd
 birthday. There were songs by John M. Ryan and Dennis Haggerty. <Games
 were enjoyed and there was @ delicious
 lunch.
 Joseph Bernard found his way into She police station Saturday night for
 
 arrested at Stone Row and will come before the court this (Monday) 1norn- ing, charged with intoxicatiofi. l
 Local fans who witnessed the Yale
 Army tussle at Yale bowl, New Haven, Saturday, pronounced the game thrill
 err Yale won. t4 to 2.
 Sport fans who took in the football game at Stofrs Saturday afternoon saw the Connecticut AgricuItura~ College team get an even break The final . score was seven each. All seemed tc think that the Storrs eleven should ! have won the game.
 Brief Notes.
 Mir. and Mrs. vallette D. Stearns oi t Church street have returned home af r ter spending the summer at their cot , tage at Pleasure Beach
 n Mrs. Amanda Burroughs of Pleasan t street spent the weekend at the hem. l Of MT. and Mrs Samuel Spencer. 0, t Scotland.
 c Mrs. Emily j. Williams entertaine, e for the weekend her daughters, Mis- s Ruth Williams of Southbridge and Mis :. Louise Williams of South Manchester l. Miss Pauline Bill. daughter Of A. I . Bill, lfet Saturday morning for New q York where she VIII be engaged in oc
 cupationa theraupy at the Sea viey - hospitai. on Staten Island
 # Miss Elsie c. Sumner spent the n II. - ! Mr and Mrs G. 0. Cartier returne : home Saturday after a weeks visit t | New York.
 l. William Bigley and Leroy Keable l. left Saturday for Pensacola. Fla .a where they have secured enploynen
 on a construction job.
 4. F. Brown, physical director of tn I: N. c. A.. spent the weekend a 70 his home in Greenwood Mass. al Subscriptions are being made to D words sum to be used in painting th IS lobby and installing new lights, bot Q: Inside and outside, at the Y M c. ] pr Winners of the running broad cor l. test he'd Saturday morning at the ! s. M. c. A. gymnasium are: John Bow 7 CTS. Tanks. 12 feet inches; secon ty Everett Isaacs, Reds. i'd feet g inche. O. third. Everett Alien, Pirates, 10 feet D. inches. In the contest the teams ranl
 ed as follows: First Tanks, End, P l. rates; 3rd, Reds.
 te A large delegation of fans motored ly Norwich Sunday afternoon to take ay fine final game between the Norwich K; ge ceys and Taftvi1le. The game of a wee
 ago was a thriller. but many believe
 that it was 8 tough lose for the Taf '. = vile club.
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