Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14
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EIorntsdas s Dion, chairanan, Rev Hor- nisdas Belec, treasurer; Charles E. fresnes secretary; Arthur F. Bergeron, Cyril Lanoureux, Charles DeVillers, Al fred Lariviere, George Peloquiu,- Henry Desmoureau, Arthur Dubreil, Joseph E. Gaudreau, Albert ]. Fournier, and all president of the various. French societies of the city. The committee at a meeting held Thursday evening at St. Mary's hall reported that everything was going most encouragfngly.
 San Jose council, No II. Knights cf Columbus has been given one night during the carnival and members are to attend in body. Grand Knights Arthur P. Ser geron having appointed Jeremiah Mur- phy, Salvatore Bertora, FIorimond Ber-' geron, Albert Piche and George Murphy a committee Of arrangements. Archibald " Buchanan, of Mansaeld, agent for the stats board Of education was at the common council chamber m the town building Thursday for the pur- pose of meeting children seeking em- ployment certificates An unusually large number of children called and were given the required tests up to the sixth grade subjects. About a half dozen of them passed the requirements and receiv- | cd working certificates.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Louis |. i Ethier were held Thursday afternoon at o'clock from No. S12 Main street, Rev Walter r Borchert. rector Of St PauIs Episcopal church officiating There was a large attendance of relatives and friends and there were beautiful floral i tributes. \ con1mbttal services was read at the grave in the family burial plot in 1 the Eillimantic cemetery by Rev MT l Borchert. The bearers were Joseph and l Archie HsrnA, Henry Moran, Herman Cal 1 deredo, Donat Parent and Frank ThoEnp- 1 son,
 Mrs. Louis Bramen kinre died Wed nesday night at the home of Mrs. Elmer Engstrom of South Windham. Mrs. Kin ne was born i'll Brooklyn, November 2, 1 1S42 the daughter of Thomas and Cor ] ne5ia Tyler Braman. Her home for fifty years past had been i'll South Windham. i Mrs. hinne leaves two sons, Robert A. 1 Kinne and A. Clifford Kinne; one sister, 1 Mrs. Isabel 5. Robinson and a nephew. A. i L. Robinson. Funeral services for Mrs. Ovide Larivi- ere were held Thursday morning at 9. E o'clock from her home, 120 Hope street with services at St Mary's church at 93O o'clock, Rev. Hornisdas BeIec officiating As the body was borne into the church il l was met by q delegation from the S-a
  uary rail The banner bearers were Mrs Eugene Cote. Mrs Victor Delnars, an( Mrs. Joseph BouIet The canopy bear CTS were Mrs. Pierre Cote Mrs. Charla; I Garceau. Mrs Alfred Desrosiers, and Mrs Emma Lambert. The com-nittal service 1 at the grave in St. Joscph's Ceneterl was read by Father Belec. The bearer. were Roderick. Joseph and Edward Lar viere, and Adelard, Joseph and William Berard The attendance at the servic, twas large and there were beautiful fora offerings.
 Brief Notes
 Roland Jordan is on q. business trip o several days to Boston.
 Local 77akers were getting read, Thursday to supply a big demand for tn hot cross buns. a Good Friday foot known for years
 A. W Moves. son of Mrs. Emily A Moves of Liberty Hill. and a native o Lebanon. has been promoted to the ofrlc of assistant general passenger agent O 1.-the Chicago Great Western railroad with headquarters in Chicago.
 The Eastern Sunday offering at in 1 Catholic churches of this city will he use' for diocesan charities,
 The Harley Davidson motorcycle equip ped with q special motor ordered by tn police department for use in this city i Iexpected To arrive within two twee1s
 Mrs. c. H Caswell is to play orga1 numbers at the Good Friday service G music. prayer and meditation at tn First Congregational church tonight
 The several banks in the city, city anc 1 town offices, and some business place will close for today. Good Friday.
 At the meeting of the Mems club Q the Methodist Episcopal church held Wed nesdav night Gilbert E. Willis of Soutl Manchester gaFad an entertaining ltall on 4 Trip Through the Great West.
 Mrs Ella Gillis is visiting relatives il Nova Scotia
 Miss Elizabeth Sullivan leaves toda, l (Friday) for Atlantic Cttyl where sh will aoe the guest of 1Ir. and Mrs Joh! J White. Jr
 Miss Marion Afford. teacher ln 2 Ne7 Haven 41Hoo1 is spending the Eaate vacation with Hiss A1ice Afford i The American Thread company poster notice Thursday that the plant woul close Thursday night for the renrainde l of the week.
 Motorists having occasion to use tn highway between this city and NorWic remark on the decided improvement in tl road during the past few weeks Dail gangs of men in tho employ of the stat highway department are working tn 1 highway into shape This stretch c highway during the winter months wa called the worst state road in Connect cut by hundreds of motorists who na . the misfortune to have to e1ss it in thei Business
 MT. and Mrs 4 D Boss have write Samuel Chesbrc that they will arriv home Thursday April 20th. Mir. and MT: Boss left Florida wteEs they spert th winter, some days ago and are visittn in Ohio
 Charles C. Jones formerly head of tn Commercial department of the stat normal school and Raymond Wright. graduate of the school. are speakers O the program of the Western New Tor