Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-04
WILLIMANTIC

honor of her approaching marriage. The shower was given by her slster-ln- law. Mrs. Kenneth N. Hillhouse. The party of 22 met in the lunch room wulch was decorated in nasturttum shades. delicious luncheon was served. The guests included Miss Elizabeth Hard- man. Mrs. Harold F. Taylor, Mrs. Mar iorie Church, Mrs. c. Everett Harring- ton. Mrs Homer M. Harrington, Mrs Burton Bartlett and Mrs. Warrent T. Bartlett of Hartford. Mrs. Fred M smith, Misses Elsie, Barbara and Julia Lincoln, Mrs. Theodore R. Parker. Mrs. Raymond A. Parker Sarah c. Backus, Mrs. J. w. Hillhouse, Miss Marion Hill house. Mrs. Roland Jordan, Mrs. E. B. Latham Miss Dorothy Brown of Wind ham and Mrs. Walter Lathrop of Mys- tic.
 The funeral of John Daley was held Thursday morning from the home of his sister, Mrs. William K. Uncles of South Coventry. Requiem high mass at St. Marys church, South Coventry at 9 o'clock was sung by Rev. William H. Kennedy As the body was borne into the church Sweetly' Resting, was sung at the offertory Ave Maria and as a waiting hymn Some Sweet Day. A com initial service was conducted by Father Kennedy at the grave in St. Mary's cem- etery. The bearers were William Flah- erty, William Wellweod Ernest Wood ward and John Clark, Killourey Bros, were in charge of the arrangements. George L. Storrs of this city. who has been a patient at the state hospital in Norwich for the past five years, died al the institution Thursday afternoon shortly after one o'clock He is survived by wife and son.
 Calvary Baptist church society through its trustees, Albert H. Harriss, John W. Flippen, Phillip s. Harris and Joseph H. Peters rece ltiy purchased from zepirin Coutu the two tenement l house and land on A Meadow street. The property is bounded on the cast by what is known as the c. H. Raynes property, on the south by the Storrs | barn at the west by Meadow Lane and on the north by Meadow street. The i trustees announced Thursday that the property was bought with the intention of transforming the lower part of the | house into a place of worship. The Ip- per floor will be used for the pastors res l idence Alterations will be started as soon as funds are secured. Calvary Baptist Church society is probably the 1 smallest in the state having at the rres- ! bers, who with their families make UT a total of about thirty. The church is now without a pastor since the resigna- ton of Rev. Charles P. Powell, who is now attending a southern college.
 Engine Company, No. 1 responded tC bell alarm Thursday aftednoon about 3.45 o'clock rung in from Box AZ. The 1 response was made with the hook anu 1 1ad nd he he was in the cellar of the home of George Anthony on 24 John street where a pile of papers had caught fire. The blaz' was immediately extinguished and tho recall sounded at 3.55 o'clock.
 Charles E. Greene of Hartford wh, was at Columbia Lake recuperating aft CT an operation for appendicitis wa! obliged to return to the hospital aftel vainly trying to rescue Miss Bridge Drozel from drowning Misfortun' seems to follow the family. for hi son, Pelton Greene fell while in Madison Woodward's barn, broke his arm and sus tained a scalp wound and was obliged t return to Hartford Both father and sol are now on the road to recovery.
 A L. Martin of this city has entere
 his two horses, Sure NIike'' and HMo
 vic w. in the matinee horse races t
 take place Saturday on the Recreatlo Park speedway. The first is entered
 the Class A event and the other in tl ? Class A and B event.
 Rev T. D. Martin, Episcopal rector. (
 Hebron. will be at the service of t)
 parishioners of St. Pauls church durin
 the absence of the rector, Rev. W. Borchert, who is on a vacation. Al
 though Mir. Martin will not occupy th . I
 in need of his assistance in case of il ness or other reasons can easily reao
 him.
 Inspector Russell Harmon of Il
 state motor vehicle department made h
 weekly visit in town Thursday to e,
 amlne applicants for operators license
 A large number called at his headquar
 CTS in the local police station during u . day.
 Archibald w Buchanan of Mansfie