Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-12

are out for appointments, eleven taking the examinations Saturday Three of the candidates were college students, and over half were graduates of high schools. Secretary Smith was assisted in the work by Carrier Dwight W. Ide of the local postoffice.
 Mrs. Mary Mccarthy Norton, widow of Michael Norton, died Friday at her home, 30 Valley street, after a long ill., ness. Mrs. Norton leaves five daugh- ters, Mrs. Thomas Daley and Margaret Elizabeth and Nora Norton of this city. Sister M. Rita of St. Joseph's convent, a son, William Norton of Washington, D. C., a sister, Mrs. Abbie o'Connell of East Hampton, and four grandchildren, Mary, Rita and Helen Shea, and Mary Norton, of this city.
 Samuel W. Reynolds died Friday night at his home in Eagleville of cronchial pneumonia. He was born in Greenwich R. l.. June 27. 1845, the son of William and Mary E. Straight Reynolds. During the Civil war he served with Company E, 18th Connecticut Volunteers. He Leaves his wife, enc son, George E. Key holds of EaglevilIe, two daughters, Mrs Lucy A. Tucker of South Wiling ton and Frances Reynolds of Los An geles, Cal. three grandchildren, Charles i A. Reynolds of this city; Helen M. and Howard G. Reynolds of Eagleville and one great-grandchild. Funeral services, which were private, were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the funeral parlors of Jay NJ. Shepard No 62 North
 street, Rev. Leonard Smith officiating. Burial was in the Buckland cemetery.
 Manchester.
 Brief Notes. 1 Misses Beatrice, Doris and Norma Roath of Hartford spent the weekend
 with their aunt, Mrs Flora Maine. | George H. Shafer and family spent
 Saturday at ocean Beach, making the
 trip by automobile.
 {, obwebetuck lodge, No. Is. I. 0. 0. F.,
 and Violet Rebekah lodge, No. 57, I. Q. To F., attended the Sunday morning ser vice at the First Methodist Episcopal
 church, Rev. John Pearce, pastor,
 preaching a special sermon. The odd l Fellows and Rebekahs met at the lodge
 rooms on Main street at 10 o'clock and
 marched in a body to the church.
 Anne Wood Elderwin Chapter, D. A. R.
 will be entertained by Mrs Charles Lar
 rabee of Windham Center June II and will observe Flag Day
 The police have received list of the
 names of boys who have been using the
 sidewalks at North Windham for a bi-
 cycle speedway and if the practice IS not stopped arrests will follow. Edward DuPont of South street sci out some posts for his chicken yard re- gently and the next morning found that someone had stolen them during the
 night.
 Miss Sarah H. Abbe of Wheaton Cot 1 lege IS home for the summer vacation. Daniel Flaherty of Hartford, former. ly of this city spent the weekend witt local friends
 MT. and Mrs. Horace J. Fenton ana
 children left Saturday to spend the re
 nainder of June at their cottage q
 Pleasant View
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert T. Clark O
 Mansfield and NIT. and Mrs. Samuel B
 Harvey of this city lert Sunday on !
 motor trip to MiddIebury, Vt, to attent the commencement exercises at Middle bury college, where John Harvey is
 member Of the graduating class. Frederick W. Staebner spent the week ] end with his son, Emerson Staebner, in structor in manual training at the Sa lem, Mass, Normal school. . MT. and Mrs. Dolphis Bourey lief Saturday for New York to visit Mir. an Mrs. William Iahoney, who spent tn past week at the Bourey home in thi , city.
 M. J. Lord of Waterbury. formerl . Of this city spent the weekend with lo z cal friends
 . Miss Elizabeth Sullivan is spendin . several days at the home of Miss La
 vinia Hull of New London. Miss Roma Hicks. daughter of Nj and Mrs. Bert L. Hicks, is home for : vacation from the Nurses Trainin z school of Lawrence Memorial hospita
 New London.
 Francis A. Boucher, son of Mir an t Mrs. Deiphis Boucher, is home for th summer from St. Johns preparator ' school, Dany CTS, Mass.
 : Judge George E Hinnan returne . from Darlington. Vt., Friday, with h . mother. Mrs. William C. Hinman, wr
 will visit with his family for a time. ?, MT. and Mrs. Ralph W. E. Carpentt s, spent the weekend as guests of M l. and Mrs. Ira Boies of Waterbury.