Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-24
WILL TM ANTIC

Neither of the two men coaa tell how the
fire started.
Anticipating heavy travel Dollar Day
Saturday. the Connecticut company no
tilted local merchants Thursday that sTe-
cial trolley service would be given Satur-
day on the Wilma nttc-South Coventry
line The service Dollar Day will be
hourly until 1915 in the evening. to-
leys OH the WiMlrna rtic- Norwich line Will
run hourly az usual and these cars with
additional service by the railroads will
handle the large shopping crowds which
are expected 10 flock TO Wllfsrnantic Sat
urday to secure the bargains offered by
over 100 Hive merchants of the city
At n special meeting of Jar4es j. Shea
Post No 10. American Legion. held re-
Gently. Captain DR.. w. P. S. Heating was
elected post commander for the third con
secutive term. The other officers elected
are Vice commander, Joseph n. Roux
adjutant, Edward A. Morris; treasurer
Edrhund Peck sergeant at arms, Waltz
McNtckle
/ EranSeFistic services were besHs Ia this
city Thursday night by Colonel Joseph
Hammond and Captain Adrian Anderson
who arrived here Thursday morning from
Hartford where they closed a week OF re
vival meetings under the auspices OF the
Salvation Army. The meetings in this
city are to be held at Salvation Army
hall, No. e73 Main street.
Post Commander Captain (Dr.) W. r.
s. Heating entertained member Of the :,
! u. Veterans Association Wednesday night
at his home Walnut street, fifteen over
seas veterans, most of them members Of
old Company L. 1o2nd Infantry, attend
| ing Captain Heating looked upon as the
1 81 ~ H1Hs fff HI
| untiring work 70 rhis bqlddies proved al
! ideal host and the party was one Of the
most enjoyable Wa shing-ton Birthday
gatherings held in the city. Mess call
sounded at S45 and the following 6uddies
| took their places at the table with Captain
Heating: Lieut. James ]. Lee; Sergeants
Charles Mas, Harry B. Morrison, Will
| liam J. Mann, Elliot r. Moshier. Charles
Reynolds, Corporals James ]. Casey. Jo-
| seph Grimes Arthur BackeT, Adolpn De
Montigney. James J. Fogarty, Thomas A.
Shea, Arthur Welch, Patrick HaKgerty
and Stuart Heating. At each place was
a set of Washington Birthday favors. a
| small American flag. a ilatcl1et and a
place card with the name of the guest
bearing the slogan DO Your Bit and Make
a Hit. Grace was offered by CAPITA In
\ Heating. followed which he proposed a
toast to Our Flag" the ceremony being
made impressive by the unfrrAing OF a
silk American nag over the table Fol-
lowing the chicken dinner the men as
senhled to the living room where smokes
were enjoyed and a social evening was
| spent War "reminiscences were related
and the Y. d. quartet, Thomas A. Shea,
| Arthur WEIGH, Joseph Grimes and William
| 7. Mann. sang several solos. Music was
furnished by Harry Morrison at the piano.
| At the close OF the evening tta tnan ex-
pressed appreciation to Captain and Mrs.
Heating for the delightful evening en-
ioyed.
At n party given by Garde Ste Ceeiic. al
the home Of Miss Caroline Pauihus, Wed
nesday night Miss Paufflus was presented
a ten dollar gold piece by the society. MI
sic and games were enjoyed several pl-
sno and violin selections being given by
Misses Florine Dubreuil. Blanche Milleete
and Dora BoflIiss. The house and table
were tastefully decorated in patriotic col.
ors The lunch consisted of punch, sand
Wiches, olives, pickles, cherries, nuts ice
cream, cake and coffee. Those present
besides Miss Paulhus, were Misses Alice
DUDE. Isabelle Pepin. Blanche Valiant
Donalda Delude, Paula Perreault, Helen
Bernier Delina Marlpre. Dora. Roulais
Lucy Theranx, F1orina Dubreuii, Alphcn-
sine Beianger. Donalda Lariviere, Blanche
Marcsux and Lima ANalre.
Helen Leora Lee. infant daughter 81
Charles !. and Pearl Richards Lee, died
Wednesday night at the home of her par
cnts. No IS Meadow street Death was
cue TO bronchial pneumonia. The hcdy
was placed in the receiving vault fot Will
mantle cemetery. Funeral Director Jay
Nj Shepard was in charge of the arrange
nents.
Palmer s. Greene. rs, died early Thurs
Cay morning at his home No. 5S4 Ash
steet from heart trouble. He was borI
in Griswold, October 90, 1S4S, the son Il,
Edison and Mary Geer Greene. He served
in the Civil war as a member Of the Com
eany T. 18th regiment, Connecticut Vciun
teers, and at the time OF his death was
member of Francis S. Long Post, No. 80
Grand Army Of the Republic. Besides III
wife he leaves a daughter Mrs. r. L. Ben
nett of South Berwick. Maine, brother
Herbert Greene of TINS city and q grea.
grandson, Charles y. Greene Of Will
mantle.
Fifty-two tables were occupied at tn
patriotic whist. held under the AUSPICES o
Court Veronica, Catholic Daughters Q