Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
WuLIMANTIC


 were Mrs. Carrie Hall. chairman; assist ed by Mrs. Alice Tripp. Mrs Eva Adams. Mrs. Nancy Russ, Mrs. Mary DiTrnock and Mrs Kate Woodward ma WAS served | by the dining room committee, consisting | of Mrs. May Van zandt, assisted by Mrs. l Mary Logett, Mrs. Lucy Lynch and Mrs. f George Whltford.
 First State Inspector Mrs. lola H. | Bjurstrom was present and mock cere- monies were performed for her approval after the supper. The ladies were com pllmented by Mrs. Bjurstro:n.
 A meeting of tAs Y. HG. c. 4. was held and number of resolutions were adopted in regard to converting the structure i'm to a community house. It was found that the Y. M c. A. was not self sup porting under the present arrangement and the directors were authorized to formulate a plan for such orgpnization to be presented at the annual meeting for the approval or disapproval
 | The present idea Is to have the '. M lC. A exist as a holding company and to lease or grant the building to the com munity organization. The two organiza- tIons would be known to each other as the chamber of commerce realty com pany was to the chamber of commerce. The funeral of Adrien Pageau was held Thursday morning from the late home | followed by a requiem high mass at St. Marys church at 9 o'clock. Rev. H. Is Bejec officiated. AS the body was being borne into the church La March dc Mo zart was played and the solos Kyrie, Omerita, Sanctus, Agnus Die and Pie Jesu were sung during the mass. As the body was being borne from the church Les Adieux de Schubert was sung. In attendance were a large number of friends and relatives and many noral pieces were in evidence The bearers were all members of LUnion St. Jean Baptlste d'Amerique, Clauvius Marrottee, Rene Lussier.. Deniel Lemieux, Eugene Jolie, Leo Lavigne and Ernest Lahbn6y. Burial was In St. Joseph cemetery where committal service was conducted by Rev. Father Belec,
 Mrs. Jenny L. Brook. dled at her horne in Mansfield early Thursday morning after an extended Illness She was born in Holland January 2s, 1858, the daughter of Nelson and Harriet Lillibridge Emo. She. leaves her husband, and two broth CTS, Joel of New Haven and Jesse of Mansfield.
 Joseph Karras was arrested in this city by Deputy Sheriff A E. Harmon of South Coventry. assisted by Officer Nc. Lean of the local police. Karras was charged with evading the payment of q fine imposed several days ago in the Hebron town court for selling watereC 3 milk It was found that the fine wa { not paid, due to an oversight by Fihei N. Jones, a neighbor of Karras'. in latter left the amount of the fire witl :. his neighbor with instructions. to pa, 1 the judge and this Jones had forgottel |. to do. The affair was finsily settled
 The Catholic Welfare EoanciI are t < resume their classes whIch were So uop t ular last year and wldch included dres making, millinery. hasketry, an afternoo and evening class In household scienc y and course in (Aome nursing. If ther are sufficient applicants a class in dra !. matics and q, glee club will be organized Enroliment 'win be made at the mex f meeting.
 B. otto. Schmidt of South windham roa d was arrested Thursday on the charge ( |. cruelty to animals. The complainant i e- the case was boy, neighbor of inc dt
 fendant's. who ailgeed that one of nj
 pet rabbits strayed over on land owne
 by Schmidt Thursday morning and ths
 the latter struck the rabbit several blow
 with pole severely injuring the anima
 There is some friction between the tU
 families as Mir. Schmidt recently had tt
 boy before the juvenile court on a charR
 of stealing watermelons.
 The honor roll for the last semaat.
 last year at the Connecticut Agricultur, ]. college at Storrs which entities tho,
 whose names appear on it to special pri,
 ileges for the first semester Of the pre-
 ent year was announced at the college |
 the secretary. Professor George s. To
 rey as containing forty-three names. IT
 privilege of cutting classes especially b
 fore and after vacation Is reserved f,
 those whose names are on the roll ss The annual county convention of Il
 Windhsm County Sunday school associ tion of the Methodist Episcopal chur,
 will be held in North GrosvenOrdale Fr
 day, October 18th. The afternoon sessis
 will start at 2.s0 o'clock and will fl - clude two addresses. one by Rev.
 Avery Gates of Hampton and the oth by Wallace I. Woodin, general seer tary of the State Sunday School ass
 ciation. The addresses at the evenii
 session which will commence at q.
 o'clock will be delivered by Rev Sta
 ley Schot of Hartford and Rev. Wiiiia
 T. Thayer, director of the religious ed
 cation of the state association. IS The morbidity report issued by t - state department of health shows tn
 in Willimantic there was one case of f 's phoid fever for the week ending Monds .x October 9.
 Inspector Fred T. caron of the sts