Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-13

vice. Burial was in sterFs cemetery. 2, M. Shepard Va sin charge of the Rx- arrangements.
 Charles H. Parker died at hie AaHaa in South Coventry Monday from yalSaisF
 heart disease. He was born in Fha1aP- sepyille, March l5, 1859, the SOB ef Wil-
 liam and Emily Case Parker, He was a
 maehinist by trade. He is survived by
 his wife, sister, Mrs. E. c. Green, and
 niece, Mrs. George B. Fitch, beth of
 Manchester, and three pephewE. He was
 a member of Charter Oak lodge. Ne. 2,
 I. o. o. F., of Hartford.
 James 4. Fl. Bowers, s5, died Maaaay
 at the home of Robert T. Gardiner, of
 Mansfield Center. He was born in Hamp- ten, but Mansfield had been his Aeme for many years. He was veteran of the Civil war, having enlisted from the tswH of Mansfield in Company B, 10th Gen. nectieut Volunteer lgfs9try. He has been widoWeF for twenty years and is survived by several nephewg end piecas 1 Mrs. Alfred Warren, of SeatleAd, aH- nounces the engagement of her daughter
 Anne Duryea, of Hartford, te Victor r. Uhl. of New Haven. Mrs, DuFFea was graduated from Wipdham High school with the class of IS. Mr. UAl was grad
 uated from Cornell University ia 1916, Tuesday night was 2 big night fer Windham Epeampnent No. 10, To. F, and at their meeting held in Odd Eei- lows han, Main street g class of twelve candidates were put through xhe Royal Purple degree. Visiting Odd Fellows from King David Eneampme9t of South | Manchester were entertained aEd feii9w- ing the degree work an entertainment ! was held followed by g fine supper. Will liam Elliott was chairman of the enter | tainment committee.
 The meeting of the Y. M c. A. Boy l Scouts scheduled to be held Monday night at the Association building was postponed until tonight lWednesdRy.) For use of the scouts a board has been erect l ed at the Y illustrating the various knots i used in passing the tendeFfeet exaaHine- l tion.
 | The fourth oe the series ef i've eem-
 munity dances is to be held st the as-
 soeiatien building tonight (Wednesdsy.) Tn new police signal phone and iiesf was installed Tuesday at the eoFner of
 Main and Railroad street When an of-
 fcer is wanted the light is to burn red
 and 2 bell attached will ring cut the waFn- l ing that call is in for the officer ea i the Main street beat.
 At meeting of committees arranging i for ChildFens Week held recently It was voted that the children of the Protestant church school should parade oa the aft erneen of April 23d, All children in the 1 city are invited to take part in the pa- i rade, which is to be formed at the Con-
 gregational church lawn where the<ebji- i dren will be supplied with red sRshes and banners. The line ef march Is ! down Walnut and Main street to the Baptist church was a Song Festival is to 1 be held at four o'clock Musical HHm- 1 beFs are to be directed by c. H, Helmold and Rev. H. S, McCready and Mrs, Helen l Boss Cummings are to tell stories The committee assignments hsTe been as follewsi
 i General Cemmittee-MFs. Helen Bose ! Cummings. J., H. Bentley, Arthur Arnsld, Harold Niehels, R. H. Feptsn, M. J, ] Hopkins.
 Song Festival CenHlttee-R H, Fen,
 ton, chairman. Mrs. c, c. Case, Miss Amy
 Potter, Miss Inez PatoR, Miss FieFease Wilson, Miss Ethel Simends.
 l Publicity Gonmittee-M, J. HopliAe.
 chairman Miss Lucy Stone, Miss Eliza l beth Pendleten, Bernard Larkin, D. W. 1 Ide, B. B. Freeman, F. P. paVol. 1 Visitation Gemmittse-MFs, c, M, Sefia-
 ture, Mrs. Curtain Reinhardt, Miss MyFr tie Hawkins, Miss Arah .KingsleY. Miss Mary Clark, Miss Florence Wilson, Mis- Ethel SiHlonds.
 1 Social Committee-Miss E. B, Lewis, chairman; Miss Florence Wilson, Miss Ethel Simends, Mrs. R. H. FeatsR, Mrs. 1 R. Q, Branch, Miss Ff;abeth Peadletop, Miss Edith Bowen, Miss Dorothy BHfr
 due, Miss Claire Stiles.