Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-29
WuL.MANTIC


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 s-Dorothy Catherine, daughter of Ar thur and Cofinne Simmons Gaudette
 S--stanley. son of Frank and Sophie
 1MFrank. son Of Harry and Ross Seigel Stromberg.
 5@Paul Daniel, son of John W. and Florence Bowling Griney.
 s-Orissa Claire, daughter of Frank and Edith Wingertsman German
 s-Louis, son Of James and Mary Had dad Haddad
 s-oveline Dolores. dauehter of Wil- liam and Marie Leblanc Michaud . 1O-Sydney, son of Isidore and Rose Rubin Berkowitx.
 11-William Robert Joseph, son of Ar sene and Marie Ther0ux Bacon.
 12-Baura Aldea, daughtef of Arthur Joseph and Florence G1edhiil Gagne.
 12-Roger Josejh, son of Wilfred and Mary Sears Girouard, 13-Bertha Pearl. daughter of .Theo- dore and Ethel May Slater Kendall. 14-Robert Person, son of William H. and Ellen Person parr0w.
 i4-D6rothy Evelyn daughter of wal ter J. and Viola May Upton Whitney. 15-Ann Ashnda Anne daughter Of John and Mary Fernello Camille.
 16-Nathan Coleman. son of Frederick sanford and Elizabeth Ann Armstrong White
 16-James William. son of William Thomas and Helen McMurtie Hurley 1s-lda May Baldwin, daughter of Florence M. Baldwin, 1S-Eugeinwlz, son of Roman and Ari- nie Frenkiewlcz.
 1s-Normand Gerard, son of Louis and Della Hegaee Robafge. 1s-Bert Nelson, son of Denis and Elm ma Richmond vertefeuille. 22-Grace Della, daughter of Joseph Thomas and Margaret Smith Lessard 25-Elaine Dorothy, daughter of Wil- | bur and Corinne Bernier xilburn. 26--Edith Elizabeth, daughter ot Frederick William and Mary Marguerite Knott Fuzzard
 2e-Ruth Frances, daughter of James Monroe and Edith Cofnelia Tracy l Champlin.
 | 27-Marie Yvonne, daughter of Lucien and Lucille Boisvert Mahue. | 2S-Phyllis Carol, daughter of Albert Lebeft and Catherine Caroline Dreissi- gacker Panlco
 l Final preparations were made Thurs | day for the holding of the New England States Fife and Drumming championship contests under the auspices of the Odell
 
 Corps. in this city Saturday. 1t is ex- pected that Wfllimantic will be a lively place during the day. So far twenty five corps have registered to appear here ! The judges of the contests will be- Major William r. Martin. of Hoboken, N J. Michael J. OBrlen of Ho1yoke Edward Dempsey Of Bridgeport and Lieutenant Jeremiah Mccarthy of this city James Guilford will be in charge of the parade Napoleon TetreadIt died as Ills hSfne S9 West Park street, wednesday night from gastritis. He was born in St. Pie Canada April 30, 1850, the son Of MT l and Mrs. Gilbert Messier Tetreault and had lived here for twenty years He was a shoemaker by trade. Mir Te- treanlt was highly respected and leyaes many friends. He was devout mem Der of St. Mary's church and of the Sa. cred Heart Society of this city and oi St. Jean Baptiste society of Spencer Mass He is survived by his wife ant two daughters, Mrs. Malvina Dionne O. this city and Mrs. Alfred Phillips O Spencer Mass, three sons, Napoleon Te treault, Jr., of Spencer, and Alcid Te treault Of I4eomlnster, Mass and Loui Tetreault of Salem, Mass, and sister Mrs Theophile Galipeau of Willimantic.
 pihb AFo WOHOPflnE II N was In brass buttons and the shiny badae il the uniform of Inspector F. I. Care which confused a Windhani woman oi Thursday afternoon, while she was try ing 10 obtain a drivers license Th young woman was told by the officer [ turn out of High street into Main Stree for her trial flight In doing so sh took up the whole of Main street an. succeeded in knocking down fire alarf box on the south side of the street. Fb standard was torn from It's fastening and the easing broken, causing the fir alarm to ring. She was told that sK would have to try again for her licens
 but she informed the officer that sh had had enough of automobile driving. The Twenty ninth district repubIlca senatorial convention for the purpose nomination candidate for state senate
 will be held at the town hall In this cit
 Saturday. 4 senatorial committee wi Also be chosen, The present comhnittt comprises Charles O. Thompson of Pon
 fret and A. Lin Weatherhead of th
 city. So far there Is but one csndidat : ] ohm Ash, of Pomfret
 The public meeting ot Willimant
 Camp No 8, Woodmen of the Wori
 will be held this (FTiday) evening. b
 ginning at o'clock in Central Lab,
 Union hall Colonel R. F. Clark of Ne = Haven will be the speaker, his topic b
 ing Perfected Woodcraft. The commi tee in charge comprises Ernest soili
 chairman, Carl Johnson and stanli
 Healey.
 The call for the seAatofial alstri
 convention for the purpose of nonina s ing a candidate for the state senat
 has been issued by Valentine 1s Aurpl ! a member of the democratic state ee
 tral committee from the Twentysnin
 district. The convention will be he
 at the town hallNn this city saturda
 Oct. [. But one candidate has be.
 mentioned so far, Charles N William of Plainf1eld.
 o Brief Mention. Nra E n nnia arAn Lnn raar |.