Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-12
Cornelius and sister afrA Mary Has-
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 Frederiok Sehoertnegel. 7y, dlsd Sunday night from apoplexy at the home cs his son Oscar SchoenReEel in the FiaaaeFe district The body ia to be sent to NeW York for burial
 FuneFal sersiees fer WflIiEn AugAes were held Sunday morning at Ii o'clock i at the Westford Hil Bahtist church, Rey. | B c. Bufbee officiating. Burial was in were Ray Wilson. Maurice CpsAmaps | ! Edward Cushman. snd EdwPrd IasaG Funeral services for Mrs, Hva M Kus
 leurey were held Monday morning at l S;sO o'clock from her ho<ne No. ezO | | Jackson street. In the solemn high rer | I qHem mass at St Mary's church ,at o'clock Rev. ]. J. PapMlon was eele- l brant, Rev. J. J. Tyler, deacon. and Rev. I OtNo Beaumsetera s1b-deaconA s. Mary's choir assisted by Mrs. Henry Matflieu sang and Mrs. J. P Gapdreau | was at the organ. The floral tributes vera beautiful. The bearers were Albert RoharEe, Arthur B Small and Dapiel P. Killourey. Fev Fathers Papiiion and
 Tyler read the committal service at the lgrave in St. Joseph's cemetery. KjIfoureF
 Brothers were in charge of the arrange ! merts.
 Leo Lameureux, vho vas arrested eua- day afternoon by the Willimantic police on charge of being a suspicious cfar- acter, was released following commpni- ] cation of the local police with the Nor , wich police. It was learned that Mir. Lemoreaux was not wanted by the Nor , wich authorities and his arrest was 3 r mistake.
 A native of WiTlimnatie, Rev. .. n. |, Goyne, spoke in Danbury Sunday night 2 and in announcing his sermon the DaR= . been completed whereby the men of St. : Peter's parish will hear Father Eugene } IP. Cryae of Waterbury Sunday night, T Every three months visiting priest is ch- t ltained to address the men at evening de- [. votieRs held fer men exclusively. Wprd d has been received that the speaker te- : morrow will be the assistant easter ea d the largest parish in the diocese of Hart
 ford Father cryne of the Immaculate n Conception church of Waterbury. comes e highly recommended. He Is graduate }, of the famous Jesuit institutien, Boston y college, and studied theology in St. Q Marys seminary, Baltimore. As 2. priest 5 in Waterbury he has attained prominence
 in civic as well as ecclesiastical eiFcles, x, He is chaplain of the Waterbury fire de h partment and member of the city hoard tt of charities. Quite recently he acted ae }. arbiter in labor troubles in the Brass d City. He is superintendent o9 the Cath ,e ellie cemeteries of Waterbury and chap > Ilain of the Knights of Columbus of thai r lefty. His ability as a preacher Is fe- D. eognized throughout Catholics circles 1T
 the state.
 The Apri1 meeting of the Beard of Y Aldermen was held Monday night at thu <. council chamber in the town hall build. a ing, Mayor Charles A. Gates presiding ,+ Eugene B. Lewis requested that a grade ,e he established on Lebanon avenue. H. ,e desired a four and one-hah foot cut te "a the highest point. stating that resident S could do no grading until definite gradt af was established
 = City Clerk A. c. Scripture read thu ,e usual reports which were accepted. Ths
 report of Chief of Police Daniel ], Killou
 rey was accepted. The report of City T. Health Officer Dr. ". P. S. Heating wa: r. accepted as fellows: Communicable dis Id eases 10 scarlet fever, 4: diBhtheria, 8 IS IIobar pneumonia, 8; instances, 6. 4 s, card of thanks from Mrs. May ". liar. Id ringtan and family was placed on file le The resignation of Michael F. Gronin al l. 3 member of the Willimantie police de y partment was accented. Second reading zt for sidewalks on GhuT.1h street took tht sd usual course The following first read. r. ings for sidewalks were referred in thu ,n usual course: Merrill H. Jones for side
 walk on Summit street 1o0xe feet. Polisf
 Bakery Company sidewalk on Jaeksor s- street, 9oxe feet, St. Paui's Episeopa ~ church sidewalk on Valley street 123x, is feet, an Walnut street. 10ax7 feet, c. Fl .. Branch sidewalk on North street 4exl Y feet. and David Nichols sidewalk on
 North street 5ex8 feet. A petition sign to ed by Stephen Davis and twelve otheri ;il asking that lights be installed on chaFle. Id and Davis streets, Riverside park, wal "a referred to light committee with power
 The question of grading Lebanon avenu D. was taken up and City Engineer R. D D. Mitchell stated that work was starte, to several years aga but abandoned fo a some reason unknown to him. Vete
 that William R. Smith, Edward J. Pello
 auin, and Amos E., Barhar be made per ta manent men at Engine Company No. ] F. effective May 1st. On the last name et question arose as Alderman Louis IS Flynn asked Alderman at Large wiliiar n E. Webber what had been done wit A the name of Michael J. English A pc amendment was offered substituting tn ", name of Mir. English fer that of Mir Ba1
 beFi as it was claimed that Mir HHglis Ire applied for the nesitien before Mr. Bal ms Der. The matter was nut to vote an le- the amendment, was lost, Mir. Barber h.
  ;er that the oity berrew sS,ee6 as needed fe is current expenses. A bill from Mrs. Her as rietta B. Lewis of Pearl street for rein rk bursement for money expended due to he fall on Main street, February 21, refei ow red to committee OR claims. The bi ok amounted to s2s, sl1 for medical alter led tion and SIS for lost time.
 len A resolution was adopted autAerixiF lot the water committee to extend the VI; be- ter system on Mansfield avenue actin b ,ed ing taken following the receipt at II rn- March meeting of petition from VII
 jam P. Jackson and 22 others.
 Al. The street committee reported tn . .an Monticello street should not be accent, 1s ,rn by the city. Voted that the sever aI t t--, water committees act on installing wat oe and sewer service on windham street e ~ - tension following request of Ouidnie W" Windham company and others, expan to be borne by the signers of petitfe ~. ~ Voted that a water main be installed , "s' Windham street extension. Voted tn . the mayor and street committee lock
 to the matter of proper drainage syste
 for Wfndham road at intersection vi
 Main streAf Voted that 1n nar na1+