Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-26

Thursday in Westerly everybody was out Co see Walter L. Mains circus. which started at Is o'clock noon with a big street parade showing IA cages of wild animals ard with sereral bands of music. canioDe. and amusing clowns, ponies and horses, etc. The parade moved down West Broad street. up Elm s,rete. through Main street to High and hack to the lot on Moves avenue. A lion in a cage and a dog which kept each other company was among the sights. The circus tents op the show grounds were filled both afternoon and evening. Young and old were out and the streets were filled with people during the day.
 Thurrday evening at the Methodist church Miss Bertha St. John Grover Of Boston gave an enjoyable organ recital. She was assisted by Mrs. Paul F. Estey on the violin. The organ, which has re- gently been installed. and was the gift of Mrs. Fowler in memory of her husband, is an unusually fine instrument The program held the attention of everyone and sfiss Growers mastery of the instru- ment was convincingly7- demonstrated. Afkss Grover is choir director and organ lst al Trinity Episcopal church Concord, Mas. and has studies with some of the best musicians. The violin work of Mrs. Estey was greatly enjoyed and showed her abilty and fine technique. silver collection was taken up during the even Ing
 Mrs. Edward H. Doty of StontnEton is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Coy.
 BudlonE ". R. c. held session Thurs day afternoon and evening tn Sullman rH " l- bers and their friends. From to a social tine was enjoyed and a strawberry supper was served all who assisted. The corps has accepted invitations to accom- pany Budlong post to memorial services Sunday. May 2s. and will serve a dinner for tho c. A. R. men and all who assist in ths observance of Memorial day in the Are station on Union street. This place vas tendered them as It Is central and handy for the c. A. R. members to get to- The American Legion will also assist to make this one great Memorial day for their dead comrades.
 The autonobIlist who held up BIT. Cur Gin near old Mystic this week left the car on Thompson street and made for the vroodq Of7cer Bucker found upon investi- zatinE the car -55 calibre automatic revolver. a coat. shirt. collar, necktie, a
 
 and soap. A card was found on the sweater bearing a Boston employment agency label and other information vhicr has helped the police
 The funeral service of Pietro Tizian was held Wednesday morning in Brad ford Requiem high mass was celebrated d the Church of the Immaculate Con eeptiou at o'clock. Father Cassagn' sang the mass. Burial was in St. Mi chaers new cemetery. The bearers wer' Valentine Campb. Victor Guversini, Jame Baldl and Ernest Cini
 Jean Mcdonald. daughter of Mir. ant Mrs. William McDonald. and Ethel Mic Eenzie. who were so favorably received In their Scotch dances at Hope Valley Ashaway prize speaking contest las week, win take part in a concert to b given in Westerly for the benefit of tn Rhode Island hospital under the auspice uf the Westerly Pipe band.
 Norman Miller Of Maxson street lef Thursday for Detroit. where he will visi his sisters
 HEhu Miller left Thursday for Fishki Landing on the Hudson.
 Mrs. Omer Prouix with her childrel Edward and John Joseph. is visiting he parents. 8fr. and Mrs. John Nurby. M nd Mrs. PrOuix will move from Water