Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-12
VIII CAN'T IC

sixth will be addressed by Dr. Richard [. Swain. The following members were present: Rev W. N. Brown of Wind ham; Rev A. W. lifford, of Windham Gen. ter F. R. eustard of this city; Rev. A. Avery Gates of Hampton 1; Rev. A. H. Gates of Scotland; Rev J. H. Knott Chaplin: Rev H. s. McCready. Rev. D. R. overton and Rev. John Pearce of Will limantic and Rev. w. s. Wooiworth of North Coventry.
 Monday. starting the second week of the fall school term. s,10s pupils have reg istered in the Windham High. the public and parochial grammar schools. The high school shows registration of 51S; 557 at the Natchaug 452 at the Windham Street school; 11S at the Oaks school; 115 at Windham Center 62 at SouthWind- ham; 29 at North Windham for the pub lie schools ess at St, Mary's school and 531 at St Joseph's school. Up to Mon day afternoon the registration at the State Normal school was 119.
 Funeral services for Miss Laura Dav- enport Orrok, who died at Southwest Harbor, Me. from cerebral embolism were held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock at 62 North street Rev. Harry s, Mo Cready officiated Burial was in Scot land cemetery Miss Orrok was born March 3, 1903. the daughter % George A, and Jessie Waldo Orrok She was 8 graduate of Windham High school and was entering her junior year at Radcliffe l college Cambridge, Mass. She is sur vived by her father, George A. Orrok and a brother George A. orrok, Jr. The fun eral arrangements were in charge of Un- dertaker Jay NJ. Shepard
 The funeral of John Cornell was held Monday morning from his home in New Britain with a requiem high mass at St Johns church. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery, Wi1limantic. The bearers were brothers of the wife of Mir. l Connell
 A cIambake for the officials and over seers of the willimantie mills of the American Thread company was held re- gently at the pumping station grounds, when 150 were present. including guests from the Kerr mills, Fall River, Mass. Ohowder was served and there was a bake under direction of local cook Athletic events and baseball game were enjoyed. | During the game the hitting was so fast and heavy that the scorekeeper could not stand the strain and threw up the job, | The committee in charge was George Tim mins. Joseph Cotter. Frank Roman, Ed ward Moriarty and Charles W, Hill
 Bert More and Jeremiah Donohue were in the police court Monday morning charged with gaming Through their at torney the men entered demurrers. There were no pleadings Fines of s5 and costs, amounting to S!015 were imposed in each case and were paid The men were ar rested Saturday while operating a jingle hboard in conjunction with the Elks coun- | ty fair. The arrest was made by Officer Roderick Larlviere. upon order of the prosecuting attorney, who stated he mad received complaint regarding the game The identity of the complainant was not made known.
 Wednesday of this week. in the Chapel of the Ascension at the Girls Friendly So ciety Camp, at Canaan, painting will be dedicated to the memory of Miss Saidt Litterick. The painting was given by the Girls Friendly society of which Mis- Litterick was an active worker Repre- sentatives from St Pauls Episcopa church, Willimantic, will attend the ser vice.
 call has been received by Rev. Waite F Borchert rector of St Padl's Episcopa church of this city to become headmaste of the Episcopal Cathedral school fo boys in Havana. Cuba. Rev Borcher will not make known lis decision fo some time yet.
 Entries are being filed with the Ameri can Thread A. A. for the coming matine horse races which will be held soon, un der the auspices of that association. Ther will be three classes. A. B, and c.
 
 About four o'clock Monday afternoon in front of the Jor\n Hardware buildinI l a small French poodle was run over an killed by a Ford truck owned by loca fruit dealer. The dog was the propert of S. J. Goldburg of Moosup, and wa highly priced by the owner The drive of the truck was not held responsible.
 This city need not so to Main or Nev l Foundland to find prize fishermen Romeo Desormier. aged 1S of 1OS1 Mai street is one of the promising prospects The other day he caught an eel weighin : little over and 1S pounds near tn
 Willinantic bridge, besides landing
 1-2 pounds sucker and 20 other fish.
 The monthly meeting of the board ( aldermen was held Monday evening in tn
 town building with Mayor Charles I
 Gates presiding. The record of the chic
 of police and of the street departmer
 were read and accepted. The first an
 second readings for sidewalk application
 were given and the usual course take,
 A number of petitions were read as fo
 lows: Residents of Brook street applyir