Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-16
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X state arruorv on Pleasant street.
 cr,du,tinx exercises of Natohaug grammar school take place Wednesday evening" June se1, at 7.45 o'clock at the high sclioui auditorium: Ffty-nine graduates. the largest class in the hfs- tory of the skiiool, will De presehteo diplomas by George s Elliott of the town school committee,
 Windham street school graduation is to be held Tuesday evening. June 20 at T45 o'clock at the high school auditor ium. the fifteen graduates receiving their diplontas from C. c. Casesof the school committee
 Windhani Center school has its gradu- ating exercises Tuesday, June 20tn at the school, to be the last held in the old school house. The six graduates will be presented diplomas by Mrs. R. H. Fenton of the school committee.
 The exercises at the sonth windham school will take place Monday evening, June I9 at 730 o'clock in Guilford Smith hall. South. Windham. The six gradu- ates will receive diplomas from Dr. w. P. s. Heating of the school committee Graduating exercises of St. Mary's school are to be held Sunday, June 18th at [ 30 o'clock in St. Marys church. the exercises to include a sermon address. Twenty graduates will receive diplomas.
 The forty-fourth annual graduation of l St. Joseph's school takes place Tuesday evening. June goth at 730 o'clock at St. l Joseph's church. Twenty-four gradu4 ates wiH receive diplomas.
 There will be no graduation exercises at either the Oaks or North Windham schools At the Oaks school Wednesday, June 2ist at 1030 o'clock the school pie nic takes place in the nearby grove. The pupils will return to school Thursday for | dismissal The North Windham pupils 1 hold an entertainment at the school | Thursday, June 22nd
 Tn connection with the school gradua- l tions comes the graduation of the stud | ents of the nurses training department of St. Jeseph's hospital at the town hall 1 Wednesday evening" June 2Sth at o'clock. Eleven will receive diplomas.
 The contested divorce case of Carl A Stahnke vs Harriet J. Stahnke both o1 Covntry was partially settled Thursday morning at a session of the superior , court held in the court room here with out any evidence being taken. A lengthy l discussion between the attorneys for the parties in the case and Judge C. L 1 Avery took, place and court did not oper until noon. Court was immediately ad journed until Monday, June 18th at Il a. m. when motions for restoration O cases to the docket will be heard.
 As result of the conference on the al vorce case it will be continued on tn docket for one year. at the end of whicl the plaintiff will be able to secure divorce on grounds of assertion. Thi action was agreed upon by the parties il the case, for the benefit of the children
 Another radio concert was give Thursday evening at the Y M. C. A.. thi time in the gymnasium of the building instead of being broadcasted on tn streets. where in the past two attempt it has been found that the noise handi caps the people in enjoying the full ef fleets of the concert numbers The radi exhibition is being held in conjunctio vhh the T. M. c. A. drive for S12000 | clear that organization from debt an enable ot to broaden it's field of work i
 Willimantic.
 Judge Haines in recent decision UT , held the action of the South Coventr probate court in making Ida M. Squir, 4 the sole benef1eisry and executrix of u ! will of Mary BsPearI, The hearing W. : completed last October but the heirs al pealed from the decision and the cal
 was heard before Judge Haines last Ap1
 Rev. Edward MatIieu of Moosup h.
 been permanently assigned to St. Mary church to take the place of Rev lam G J. Tyler. who has gone to Plainfield n temporary pastor according to the dire \ tions of Bishop John J. Milan. Fath H Mathieu was curate of the local chur about two years ago. Father Tyler, du H ing his stay in Willimantic made nial 2 friends, who are sorry to have him Ieay T The grocery store of JuIius Mizraeb 2 Jackson street was closed Thursd 2 morning by City Sheriff Thomas J. K H lourey by virtue of two attachmer ' brought by Lena Goldstein, of Columb
 for S25O and by Samuel. Gorodach
 S250. The case fill be heard in |
 Windham county superior court the fiji
 Tuesday in September. Borodach clail
 damages of s19O the other claim bel
 for damages of $175.
 The chamber of commerce outing a
 field day is to be held at the Connectic y Agricultural college, Storrs, Thursd = afternoon. June 18th. the exercises beg
 ming at o'clock with parade of c;
 tie and horses. The members will tn
 be escorted about the college groun ss the entire college to be opened to tn 'A inspection. The women friends of
 members will be entertained by
 wives of the members of the college f.
 uitN. Fans are also In the work for
 ball game al the campus. The transp = tation committee of the chamber of co
 me-ce is to secure transportation
 those not having the means of getting
 Storrs. The good time closes with
 sheep barbecue about 6 on the campu .. Thursday morning in the police co @A before Judge Frank H. Eoss will IC Sangster of Windham was charged " ,n violation of the fish and game la
 Sangster took out a license to hunt z - fish while still an alien. The cahrge V
 nolled on payment Of costs of s635
 bert Robitaille of Natchaug street V 4 charged with having used eommert
 truck to carry passengers and for D
 poses other than his license called
 He pleaded not guilty, testifying that Im had taken the party to New Brit
 without charge Jitney men testi