Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-11
WILLMsANTIC

world is now in full bloom in his gar dens on Jackson street
 The first Fall meeting of the ". c. T. r. was held in the parlor of the Bap- list church, Mrs. J. M. Gager president, presiding.
 by the president and the slogan Be EniistinE" was adopted for the ensuing wear. Following evangelistic work, noen, The Few, by Edgar A. Guest, was read. The reports of the secre- | tary and treasurer were heard and ap- proved. letter of thanks was read i from Edith Scott Paschall and teachers | of the State Normal school for mily pro- 1 vAded by the W. c. T. U., for children of the lower grades in the Model school ! during May and June It was shown I that the majority of children had gain | ed in weight and were in better condi- | tion than in previous months. The meet | ing to be held the latter part of Sep tember will be the selection of dele gates to the state convention to be held | in New London in October. The re- mainder of the meeting was devoted to reeitalsof "Our Vacation Days" by the members
 The funeral of Jean Baptiste Pepin was held from the family home IS Carey | Hill Saturday morning at S.30 o'clock. | Requiem high mass was celebrated at St Mary's church at nine o'clock. The body was escorted to the church by del-. egauons from the Sacred Heart society. St. Jean Baptiste society and Consen Florimond and L'union St. Jean Bap- t!ste d'Amerique, and was met on ar rival there by Sacred Heart society deputies with the banner of the organ ization. Rev. H. Belec sang the mass. Mrs. Joseph F. Gaudreau was organist. As the body was borne into the church Mrs. Fortier sang 'tL'Heure Breve," at the offertory Mrs. Delphis Boucher rem dered Pie Jesu," and as the mourners left the edifice "Crucifixion" was sung by Miss Eva Dion and Joseph F. Gaudreau. Solos by Mrs. H. Dion and Mrs. Aldea Phaneuf were also rendered. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery where com initial service was read by Father Be- lec The bearers were Alcide Cote, Ra- phael D'Oiron. Joseph Beaulieu. Odu- lon Lamontagne. Gaudias Lamontagne and Jean Boisjolie representing the so- cieties of which Mir. Pepin was mem- bzer. Many friends and relatives were in attendance and beautiful floral pieo- es were received.
 John Connell. Se. native of this city died suddenly from heart failure at his home in New Britain, late last week Mr. Cornell has been a resident of New Britain for a number of years He is ! survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary Connell of this city, two sister, Josephine and Mary Cornell, brother, Michael all of Willimantic, his wife, Mrs. Mary Connell of New Britain and four chil dren. Mary, Josephine. James ant Daniel Cornell of New Britain. Recently at the foot of Bolton Hill. . four ton Pierce Arrow truck of th' Connecticut Agricultural college wa l, ditched and had to be hauled out by or, . of Dexter's bread trucks. The colleE !, truck was being driven by Harry Garri q gust and carried ten crates of sheep an four crates of pigs which had been ex I hibited at the Connecticut state fair a . Hartford. The truck had reached tn o bottom of the hill when another truc n owned by Willard H, Smith, Inc, o . this city came along and started to pas fl the Pierce Arrow truck At the sam i. time touring car appeared and tn l., Smith truck attempted to pass betwee
 the car and the other truck. with stf ,- result that the right wheel of one true n struck the left weel of the other wit .s such force that the driver of the colleg
 truck lost control and the truck, pitct
 ed through the highway fence and tn
 
 It embankment, the rear wheels rennainin IT on the road. The damage was slight an r. the driver and animals escaped injury. - roast on the shores of Lake War 10 gumbaug was enjoyed recently b ,s members of the Epworth League zt the Methodist church and about thirt f members from the South Coventr h. league. Games were played and swet r- corn and hot dogs, coffee rolls an se toasted marshmallows were the picn Inf lunch. Arrangements were in chars of of Miss Marion 1de and Miss Ruth Ny y The summary process suit of Lyd n- A. Card vs Mrs Ida Timmins wa oI heard Saturday morning before Justit us ofs the peace, who gave judgment f,
 the plaintiff. Mrs. Timmins did not di as pute the plaintiffs claim.
 p A. J. MaloIle has brought suits arain
 Morris Spector to recover damages = S30 and the case is returnable peto
 the justice of the peace September 8
 An auto truck owned by the defenda
 has been attached.
 A musicale was held at the home
 Mrs. Adelaide Stanton and Miss Dol
 B. Stonton recently under the auspic
 of Kelley and Cowles of Hartford. Apo
 twenty people were in attendance al
 were much pleased with the program
 Social and Personal
 Mrs. Allen E. Bidwel of Norwich VI
 a recent visitor with friends here.
 The family of P. J. Hines have retur
 ed from a weeks stay at Groton Lol .. Point.
 @1 Miss Anna Warner of Westerly, R. lc was a recent visitor with friends in th
 city.
 'n John Leo Sullivan leaves for - Johns Prep school, Danvers, Mas
 this (Monday) morning to take up
 course of studies. Judging from I
 record in windham High school it is
 be expected that he will figure consi
 erably in athletics there.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Maine of Win Ih ham are at their cottage at Grot