Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-04

trimming sail accordingly. All of which promises liveyl election day on the first Monday ill October.
 c, H. Pellett will run busses at 10.3o a. m. and HOO a. m., standard time, today to the Old Home day observance at South Killingly Also touring cars as wanted by groups of passengers at any time Re turn service also.-adv.
 Saturday morning, the funeral of Charles Mathieu, 75. was held from his home on the West Side with funeral services at St. James church, of which Mir. Mathieu had been an attendant for ' many years. Rev. John Roux, M S., was celebrant of the solemn high mass of l requiem Rev. Joseph Moussier, M S., was deacon and Rev. Edward J. Skelley, M S., sub-deacon. Burial was in Holy | Cross cemetery. The bearers were Fred erick Mathieu, Arthur Matheu, George Mathieu, Adelard Mathieu, William Mathieu and Frank Mathieu. Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Rev. Augustin Chapinae NJ. s., acting pastor of St. Joseph's church at Day | vile during the summer months. returns | today (Monday) to resume his duties as professor of Greek, Latin and French at St. Thomas seminary in Hartford i Father Chapinac has spIendidly adrninis- I tered the affairs of St. Joseph's parish during the absence in Europe of Rev. Ig- natius Kost, who win return the latter part of the month. In the meantime Sunday services will be conducted by Father Chapinac, who will return from Hartford each week end
 Centers that will attract crowds on this holiday are Wildwood park, where holi- day crowds are always large; at South Kil1ingly, where hundreds will be well comed for the Old Home day celebration i: a Wauregan, where the annual lawn feta and parish dinner of the Sacred Heart church will bring out more hundreds and Goodyear, where the annual field day events, morning and afternoon, will prove as great an attraction as is the case each year.
 Mrs. Louis Light, Mrs George Henry, and Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Jacques of Maplevil1e R. L, are guests of telatives here for the holiday.
 Miss Katherine and Jennie Caffery of Pascoag are visiting with Mrs. Michael McDermott and family of High street
 Miss Alice Monohan is spending a week with relatives in Providence. Mrs. Lydia Bastion leaves today to visit relatives in Springfield for tine St. James parochiaf school will open tomorrow Tuesday, morning following the attendance at the o'clock mass of the upwards of 45o pupils expected tc be enrolled
 Thomas Head. Jr., Miss Mary Head ot Winsted and Miss Betty Gerard of Hart. ford are guests of Michael Head ana family. of Academy street. over the hol, iday period
 Miss Margaret Mcbride Is visiting witt friends in Providence over the holiday
 At the 2eth senatorial district caucu. held in Putnam Saturday Attorney E. L Darbie was named to represent the dis trict on the committee on resolution at the republican state convention to b, held in New Haven, September 12-1S. Mrs. A. Van Woodworth is expected tt return Tuesday from Pleasure beacl where she has been spending July an, August.
 Miss Marguerite Caron has returne, from vacation spent at Pleasure Beach
 Miss Anna Lajeunesse is at her home O, the West Side, after spending a vacatio, with relatives at rattvIlIe