Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30

day evening at s15 o'clock at the town hall with large attendance of relatives and friends, The graduates occupied seats on the stage. The e6l6rs, red and green, were prominent, also the class motto, Eide ct Fidueia" " Music was by local orchestra Miss Ellen Delaney sang "Asthere" and for an encore Honey Lou" Arthur Roy sang Hfhe Whole World is Waiting for You and for an encore, Smiling Through.p
 Diplomas were presented by Rev. o. S. Beaurneister to the following members of the class, Martha Edna Pearl Windham | Mary Bernadette Manley, East Hart ford; Lena Rose Vreatlt, Willimantie; | Mary Helena Deirans, Willimantie; An na Lillibridge Chandler, Willimantl'.; fSEsthef Emma Cote, Willifnantie; Marie Blanche Piche, Willinianrie; Mary Ellen Navin, C1ark's Corner; Marion Elizabeth l Sullivan. Colchester; Loretta Olive Eag- an, Rockville.
 The graduates of St. MafS's schsol | who are members of St Mary's boy choir, motofed to Hartford "wednesday evening in charge of their director Jo- seph r. Gaudreau. After attending a show they looked at the state capitol and other buildings over. Later they had supper. The boys who made the trip were Arthur LeC1aire, Louis Beausoliel, 1 Agula Sylvest; Hector Rivard; Romoe I Chamberlain and Aime Marcoux. | Several complaints have reached tn. police regarding the diseharging ofNf fire crackers and fireworks in various parts
 of the city inviolation of the law which | states that they shall not be discharged
 until a. m. on July Fourth It was
 announeed that persons violating the law
 in this respect in the future will be ar
 rested and brought before the police
 court.
 A party of eighteen rn0tored to Rocky
 Point Thursday morning for their an
 nual picnic. They are Mr. and Mrs
 Fred J. Williams, Mr. and Mrs w B Elliott, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Dondero Mr and Mrs. Nelson A. Daniels. Mir and Mrs Carl W. Tripb Mir. and Mrs F. j. Kirt.
 land and Mrs. Albert ESpellman Mir
 and Mrs. Roy Lockwood from Springfield joined them here
 An officer from the Webster, Mass, DO lice department arrived in this city Wed nesday night and took Albert Rondeail . who was arrested by Chief Kiilourey d , , the request of the. Webster police Wed nesdav afternoon. back to Webster
 khere he was scheduled to appear in cour 7 Thursday morning.
 The field day of the Willinantic cham Der of commerce was held Thursday aft . 1 ernoon on the grounds of the Connection Agrlcultural college was a decided sue cess About two hundred membeM 0 !, the organization as well as a large nun , Der of clerks of the various stores ani I others were in attendance. Miss Helen Sweeney was a visitor il : Hartford Thursday
 l Miss Loretta Tobin left for NorWicl Thursday to spend part of the sumiie r with relatives there.
 } Miss Addie NJ Bacon of Rio Piedfas
 ?. R., is visiting her brother Herman I T Bacon of 141 Church street
 ) State Policeman Russell Harmon va : at his temporary quarters at the i6ea l police station Thursday examining appli 3 cants for motor vehicle drivers licenses
 May Grote of Westheld, Mass. is wis
 iting at tile home of Mir and Mrs. Mos 5 of The Ridges
 Mrs. Sarah Niles and daughter Mrs
 Marion A. James and the lattef's chil : dren notored to Hartford Wedhesday.
 P. s. Hills of The Ridges was in Hart
 ford Wednesday on business
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Chapli
 were visitors here. Wednesday evening.
 Clifton Dawson spent the day at tn
 scout cafnp in Eastford Wednesday
 Mrs. M. Eugene Lincoln of Mort