Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-10

County Ministers association to be held at Putnam today CTuesday).
 This summer should prove big nar- vest as regards the sale of ice at the municipal ice plant. Ice buying this year began eight weeks ahead of the sched- ule of 1920 Willimantic, however is as- sured ample supply for the warm months ahead.
 Many Willimantic women are planning to attend the meeting at Andover this (Tuesday( afternoon when prominent speakers of the state are to give talks on the work of the league of women vot- CTS and good citizenship. The meeting is being held under the auspices of the Connecticut League of Women Voters.
 Jones and Pocaro, who were awarded the city contracts for sidewalk con- struction began work Monday on Hewett street. About a half mile of sidewalk construction is included in the various applications now on file.
 Rev. John E. Clark, treasurer of the local fund for relief in Ireland reports that money Is still coming in although the campaign in this city officially closed about week ago. Willimantic raised $5,. 25O during the campaign. The quots set for the city was S30oe
 The meeting of WiIIimantic Ministers union was held Monday at the Liberty Hill Congregational church with ter members present. Rev. John H. Knott of Liberty Hill spoke at the morning session. Rev. Walter F. Lamphear oi Chaplin was the speaker of the afttR- noon. Sixteen persons enjoyed a dinner at noon by members of the church so- ciety.
 Grand Knight Thomas J. O'Brien
 Past Grand Knight Francis Moriarty, T l Frank Cunningham, John M Bransfiel( l and Chaplain Rev. Charles Kelly, of Sar Jose council No. If, Knights of Colum bus, with Dr. Michael D. Riordan, lef | Monday afternoon for Meriden The, l are to attend the annual convention O. | the Knights of Columbus in that city to day (Tuesday). The convention began 1 Monday Messers. O'Brien and Moriart, 1 are delegates to the convention repre- 1 senting the local council.
 The Wlndham High School orchcstr. gave an interesting programme dnrin. 1 Lyceum, Monday morning. Special mum
 bers exclusive of ensemble playing wer l a cornet solo by Edward Gerry: altt
 and flute solo by Lois Caswell; violin SO
 To by Ralph Gibson. Other members o 1 the High School orchestra are: Claud Ide, clarinet; Elizabeth Hagstrom, vio l lin; Richard Moriarty, cornet Cliftol l Dawson, saxophone; Jean Howie, plan ] c. H. Caswell is director of the orches l tra.
 Funeral services for William GuiIfor 1 were held Monday afternoon at 23O O
 clock at St. Paurs Episcopal church, con ducted by Rev. Walter F. Borchert, tn
 rector. There was a large attendanc
 and beautiful floral tributes were receiv cd. At the grave in Willimantic cemeter
 Rev. Mir. Borchert conducted a commit
 tai service The bearers were Samut
 Fergason. John Guilford. Samuel GuiI
 ford and Thomas Brown. Killoure
 Brothers were in charge.
 Dorothy Mag Brown, fen day al, . daughter of Stephen P. and Alice Ma
 son Brown died Monday morning at tn
 Maternity hospital.
 Funeral services for Louis s-DeNIass
 were held Monday morning at S.30 o clock. The requiem high mass at St | Mary's church was sung at 9 o'clock b Rev. J. J. Papil!on. There was q lare 1 attendance and beautiful floral offering
 werA received. The bearers were Adolpl | 1 DeNontigny. Louis Robage. Frank Laco
 ia, Oscar Rossino and Peter Bertran . Burial was in St. Josephs cemetery.
 Antonio Argento, 51, died Saturday = his home on Babcock court from pnel monia. He was a native of Italy ar s had resided in this city for three year I He leaves his wife, Mary. two daugl l ters, Genevieve and Della, and two brot1 F CTS. Joseph and Samuel Argento of w 7 terbury.
 Miss EsteIIa A. squier, resident this city for over thirty years died ear , Monday morning at St. Joseph's hosp tai. She was born in Union the daugl ter of Ephraim and Sarah Jane Clev land Squier. Surviving are her thr sisters, Mrs. Charles A. Lee of Will mantle Mrs. A. G. sault and Mrs. I E. Ramsden of Stafford niece, Mi
 Blanche Lee of Passaic, N. J. "a nephe' Malcolm Sault of Stafford and an IT
 cle, Francis Cleveland of Hartford. Mi f Squier wa sa member of Francis s. Lol S Woman's Relief corps, No. 22. Will f mantle.