Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
EWET CITY

+ The institution of Very Rev. Michael
McCabe council No 1854. K of c., took
place Monday evening. A large and en-
thusiaStic company of members OF, tne
order from different parts, Of the state
were much interested in the installation
ceremony which was performed by visit
ing officials as follows: District Deputy
Frank Cunningham of Willimant G.
Grand knight Ovilla Charon, Plainfeld,
Deputy Grand Knight William Shea
Norwich, Chancellor Jeremiah A. Des-
mond. Norwich, Financial Secretary Jonn
P. MoQu.it3n -Willimantic Warden VII
liam Martin and Inside Guard Salvatore
Dutora, also Of ,Wfilinantic and Organ
| ist Nicholas SDeIlfnan Of Norwich. Ghe
] officers installed, to act in control OF the
home council for its first year. are;
! Grand KIN ght, John F. Hennon deputy
| grand knight, Edmond Jodoin chancel-
| Tor, John T. Barry financial secretary,
| John A. Hourigan; recording secretary,
! ] ohn Driscoll !; warden, William DWyer
| treasurer, Chester Dutkowski; lecturer.
| Rev. j. H. Seifernian; trustees Eugene
]. Carroll, William Menard. Uldric Gil
bert; advocate, Louis Masse; inside
guard Frank Driscoll; outside guard
] Peter Flynn; chaplain, Rev. John J. Nc
Cable.
It is a source of great satisfaction to
the 70 or more charter members that now
a home council VIII afford all the advan-
tages and comforts hitherto enjoyed in
the Norwich council, from which these
members have been transferred All in
terest is now conferred in the grand event
of April 23d, when the major degree will
be conferred in fun form by an expert
team.
The funeral services for Mrs. T. X.
Casavant were held at St Marys church
Tuesday morning. Requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. j. j. McCabe. The
bearers were Maxcy Seymour, George
LaBonte, Joseph Menard, Felix Guillotte
John. Desjardines and Noe Dugas. Ia
Their McCabe read the committal serv ct
at st Mary's cemetery in Lisbon. HOUR
gan Bros were the funeral directors il
charge.
The borough was considerably alarmed
at $50 Monday evening when the bis
fire whistle went off with a. big roar
Then at 9 D m. the regular time for TIM
evening curfew whistle she wouldn'
went" In the middle Of the forenoon
Tuesday off she went again. People raj
: for the fire cards meanwhile listenin!
for the second number Out of order
. was the reason gwen by the operator
: After it's bad spell it was in working OF
: | der at the 8 p. NJ. test whistle Tuesday
SIT. Vernon lodge No. ~ F. ard a. NJ
t Norman 3. Parkhurst, master, worked
: class of three in the Master Mason
4 degree at a, stated communication held I
their lodge rooms Tuesday evening. Dur
a ing the evening refreshments were serve
= the large company present. An o1nor
d tunity was given for all TO hear the ne1
: piano just purchased by the O. E. S. an
Mt. Vernon lodge.
: ohicer McDermott has received fror
r the state department of motor vehicles
: set of new rulings and instructions, som
e of which are causing no little interes
n among Jewett City owners, especially tn
: following:
Under no circumstances can mote
Il vehicle registered either as a passenge
t commercial or passenger and commel
n cial. be rented for hire for the tran.
portaf:on of passengers. When a car
le rented for hire for the transportation
= passengers it is a. public service mote
a vehicle, regardless of its type, and mu;