Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-27

| to the pumping station where the mu- nicipal ice plant will be inspected.
 Mayor Charles A. Gates has issued a proclamation urging the citizens or VIII mantle to support the Y. M. c. A drive 1 for s12,OOO soon to be started in this city. He states that the loss of the T. 1 M C. A. with it's splendid equipment | wol,1d be in the nature of calamity to Willimantie, a stinging blow to its civic pride and shaming indictment Of the public spiritedness of it's citizens, or the lack of it.
 The funeral of Mrs. Rose Anna Leclair was held Friday morning from the home | of Arthur LecIair. 23O Valley street In the solemn requiem high mass at St | Mary's church at 9 o'clock, Rev. J. J. Papillon was celebrant, Rev. J. J. Tyler, deacon and Rev. Hormisdas Belec, sun deacon. Mrs. Joseph F. Gaudreau was at the organ and the choir sang. dur ing the mass At the offertory, Mrs IL Dion sang. Pie lJesu. Burial was in St.
 Joseph's cemetery
 Funeral services for Robert W. Vinton were held Friday afternoon at 2.30 l o'clock at his home in Coventry Rev. G. E. Richter officiated. Burial was in the North cemetery. North Coventry
 Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard was in charge of the arrangements.
 Brief Notes
 President L. M Carpenter of the East
 ern Connecticut league is to throw the
 first ball at the opening game of the
 season for the Willinantic team at Recre- ation park Sunday Moosup will contend
 with the locals in that game. | Mrs Arthur LaVallee of North street
 expects to leave Sunday for New York to meet her husband and his brother,
 John Lavallee, who arrive Monday on
 the s. s. Celtic
 Mrs Walter Hovey of Tingley street is
 resting comfortably after an operation
 on her eyes Thursday, at St. Joseph's , hospital.
 Mrs. Walter Bradbury of rion, N. Y,
 is the week end guest of her sister, Mrs George Patton.
 St. Joseph's school team won from the South Coventry team Thursday, II to
 4. The local boys have won four straight victories.
 !. Harry Noel and Freddy Rivers of this city and Mckenzie and Salisbury of Moosup may enter another match bowling ; contest soon. The local men are smart , ing under the defeat recently dealt . them by the Moosup bowlers and are seeking revenge.
 ' Middletown High will match up with 2 Windham High in this city next Monday Windham has put in good practice of late and expects to win : The senior class of the Normal school | | are preparing to present play. "A Mod ern Cinderella in the near future High school students will have al : l opportunity 10 watch work at the norma 5 school next Monday. that day being tn annual high schJo. cay 7; Mrs Anna BoGcher's cottage at Lake ! 1 lWangambaug, South Coventry, has beei ' secured for the summer by the Windhan z Girls club
 Under the supervision of Physical Dt ' rector A. F. Brown and G. B. Gilman t the boys department of the Y will hikt : to Wolf Rock Mansfield, this (Saturday) E morning
 : The three divisions of the St Mary, e choir boys went to Stafford Spring: } Thursday evening where they reproduc
 ed the original Hello Boys musical n comedy. In spite of the rain the hous, l. was filled. The divisions consisted O '- the Yesper Choir, the orchestra and tn, l. drum corps. After the play the boy Il were served an elegant lunch by Fathe $ Felix J. O'Neill of Stafford Springs, z native of Willimantic. There was a large attendance at the en : tertainment given Friday evening at tn J. Methodist Episcopal church It The Congregational Thimble club U Mrs. John Carlsen president, enjoyed al
 outing Nat Columbia Lake Friday. / e dozen members left this city during tn J. morning, each carrying her lunch. l. San Jose Council, No "A, Knights o le Columbus has purchased a block of seat l. for the minstrel show to be given for tn e benefit of Rev. William Dunns Warren Id ville church.
 le Windham High schools track team vii
 go to Norwich Memorial day morning = under the supervision of Coach Tor
 Hawksworth, to engage the Acadefn
 boys in track meet of nine event.
 Coach Wordsworth is confident that hi
 charges will give good account C
 themselves.
 The events and the local participant
 follow:
 1OO-yard dash-Andrews, William
 Shea, J. Burr, Levine, R. Carpenter. " T Praeter and I. Praeter I 220-yard dash-R Carpenter, Levin E W. Praeter, Williams, J. Burr and Al ' drews.
 44O yard dash-R. Carpenter, Al
 drews, w. Praetr and Williams. .S SS0yard run-M arpenter Burto 'S Taylor and Abernethy a Running broad jump-J Burr and l ' Carpenter
 v Running high jump-Williams. y Half-mile relay-R Carpenter v ,j Praeter, Andrew J. Burr and Levine. io Mile relay.-Same as in the precedif
 | event