Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-19

of the past, the new company in this
 city being the Seventh Rifle Company,
 Connecticut National Guard.
 Arthur RacicOt sold the building, No.
 5S-60 South Park street, recently, to
 Isaac HochbefS The building is a
 three-story brick structure, containing
 tive tenements and two stores. MT. Raci- cot, who conducted a store on the 1
 ground floor, has retired from business
 A second sale was by Dennis Shea to | Joseph St. Onge The Busy Corner build- ing so-ealled, No. 130 Jackson Street. |
 being the property. It is a three story | building with teneriehts on the two up- | per floors and steFeroom on the ground floor. 1 Francis Jehnstorie of this city and his
 brother William of Jewett City left on Wednesday morning for Waterbury l
 where their father is very ill 1 Captain Gerius Hisff1eh of Palestine |
 conducted Services at the Salvation Ar l
 my hail of Main street Wednesday eve- | 1 ming. There was a good attendance. 1 Tho meeting of A. C. Tyler camp, No. 6, l l U. S. W. V., was held Wednesday night
 at the rooms in the state armory, Pleasant 1 | street Commander Arthur Sweet con- ducted the meeting. Plans relative to Memorial day activities were discussed. ! AJ 6kao A6cbAhS VI OtsAAC5 Os phCA POSSg Mo- 19, American Legion. held Wednesday night at the Knights of Columbus rooms on Main street an account of the war play | Biiletted was given. Commander Cap tain pr. W. P. S. Heating conducted the meeting. 1 Funeral services for John J. McCahery l were held Wednesday morning at 9.3o o'clock at the home, No. 204 Jackson street. In the solemn requiem high mass
 at St Josephs church at 10 o'clock the eelebrant was Rev. Charles J. Kelley. Rev. j. J. Tyler was deacon and Rev.
 John E. Clark sub-deacon. Mrs. A. W.
 Turner was at the organ. De Profundis
 wGs sung by Mrs. Turner and William
 Costello. For the waiting hymn they saiig Somewhere the Sun is Shining. There was a large attendance at the ser-
 vices and the floral tributes were beauti-
 ful. The bearers were David Brown of : Hartford, George Timmins, John R. Pick : cit, John T. Ashton. Edward H. Otten- heimer and Leo Haggerty of Willimantic.
 Burial was in the family lot in St. Jo-
 seph's cemetery. The Killourey Brothers , were in charge of the arrangements . The civic committee of the Chamber of , Commerce appointed to investigate the l advantages offered by the city manager
 or commission form of government has | been engaged in reading over charters of various cities the same size as Williman- 1 | tic. At 0 recent meeting it was cited in each instance that any city that had ) adopted these forms of government had never gone back to the old form. It was decided that the most feasible plan fof I this city would be one that combined the
 town and city governments and provided Q for the city manager plan. The commit g tee is to give up holding regular meetings during the summer months, but study of Q city charters will continue through to the I fall. A final report of the committee is . to be made to the chamber at the October t meeting. The members of the committee
 desirous of learning what others think e on the subject of government have asked k that citizens write the committee at the 2 Chamber of Commerce building or answer :. through the press. It is expected that in - this manner the report to. be made to the :. chamber in October will be one that the 1 citizens will favor.
 4 pleasing entertainment was given I, "Wednesday night at the Windhan High U school auditorium by the Euterpean or ! chestra under the direction of Miss, Mary : Rose Bl8nchette During the past few ]; | months the orchestra, which Is a com 2 Runity affair, has been hard at work T building up the organization, and the en- ' tertainiirent Wednesday night evidenced s the ability of each and all of the young
 musicians. The playing of Clarence La j. F4eur. solo pianist, was Of the highes l. order, and in ensemble numbers encore. e were frequently called for The program
 follows:
 ;. Overture, Fair Maid of Perth, J., ,wIdde I, Military Symphony. first movement,