Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08

a class of about 25o was confirmed sunday morning at high mass at lO:5O. in Sacred Heart Church by the Right kei erend John J. Milan. Bishop of Hartford. The edifice was filled with people Co witness this ancient and sol emu rite cf the church Those 10 be confirmed went Co the altar rail in srouPs ci thirty. the girls kneeling to The r' ght Of the church and the boys 70 the left. while the head of the Ro- nan Catholic Church in Connecticut lad in the vestments and wearing on ais right hand the ring Of the bisho- sr.c, passed beh. nd the rail annoina- Ing their heads with holy Gil, and call lns each py name. confirmed them as Christians and members of the Roman Catholic Church. With each group So- Ing forward for the ceremony. went two sponsors. the heads of the vari- ous societies of the parish, with their wives, husbands or parents These .n- cluded Narcisse Raymond, president of the Ladies Of St Anne. and Mr. Lebreque; Desire DJfresne, president or the St. Jean Baptiste Society. and Mrs. Dufresne. Joseph Nevins. presf- acnt CT the A. O. II. and Mrs. Nevins: David Lambert. president of the St. Louis Society and Mrs. Lambert. Will liam White. deputy grand knight of Fonemah Council k. Of C., and Mrs. White; Omer Teller. president of Union St Jean Baptiste and Mrs. Tel Ter; AzaTie Gauthier. D. esident of The Artisans and Mrs. Gauthier: Louis harien. president Of the Franco Am srican Club and Mrs. Marien: Ar inlr Oulmet, president of the Lafav- cite Club and Mrs Ouimet B-shon ca saH using both English and French lan- Euages. The musical part of the ser vice was in charge or Ocganist Hugh Kinder and the Mixed Choir sang.
 Troop 9, Boy Scouts met Friday evening in the rec cation rooms of the 4aftviile Congregational Church, un- Ger the direct.on or Scoutmaster Vic tor H. Davis.
 St Jean Baptiste Society met Sun day afternoon in Parish Hall. Presi- dent. Desire Dufresne presided and routine business was transacted.
 John Foley has returned from 8 short stay in Attawaugan. Conn.
 Hormidas Gladue and William De- laney are in Danbury to attend q convention of Knights of Columbus being delegates from Ponemah Coun- c.L
 The Ladies' Rifle Team of the Ger man Shooting Club met Sunday.
 Taffville has followed the lead ot Norwich and swung over to daylight saving. Monday morning.
 Alfred Tetreault left town Monday Tor Canada where he will attend a re- union of the Tetreault family. He i! accompanied by his brother from Bal lc-
 Rev. Allan Shaw Bush of Gales Fer. ry occupied the pulpit at the Taft vile Congregational Church Sunday morning.
 Misses Lillian J. O'Brien. Christin, Miller. Stella Warrington and Margare Hasicr were in Whlimantic Saturday ic attend m alumni meeting at thu Niliimanic State Normal School
 Miss Anna M Hoefer. whose sud Zen death at her work in Wllimantic ttocked the residents Of the com nunity. was born in Taftville. Angus e. 1883 and for a long period wa! employed by the ]. B. Martin Co. Sh, worked fnr the Ponenah Mills anC tbo1t year ago entered the emplo. ,f the Rosie Velvet Company in vii imznt-c- Her death occurred Frida!
 afternoon while at work in their plant caused by heart disease. While in Vii umsntle she made her home with Mrs