Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
W7L.LIAANTIC

Haddad is receiving encouragement Tn his solicitations of the Syrians. Adiutant Asher from headquarters of the Salvation Army in Boston visited this city Thurs day and expressed much pleasure and appreciation of the support of the army in willimantie.
 Philip Denman, of South Wilmington, was killed Tuesday afternoon, at Mansfield Four Corners, by a fall from a bridge over the highway. Just how the accf- dent happened is not known Denman'S lifeless body with the neck broken was found in the road by a passer by. In his younger days Denman was sailor and for some years past had been em- ployed by the Gardner Hall company of South Wilmington.
 The funeral of Attorney Patrick ]. Danahey was held Thursday morning | from the family home, No. 140 Mansfield avenue Requiem high mass at St. Jo- seph's church at g o'clock was sung by Rev. John E. Clark. Mrs. Edmund R. Portelance was at the organ. As the l body was borne into the church, Mus. 1 Henry Mathieu sang. Nearer My God to l Thee. at the soffertory. o Salutaris. and l for a waiting hymn He Wipes. a Tear From Every Eye. Rev. Father Clark conducted a committal service at the grave in St Josepil's cemetery. The bearers were Mayor Charles A. Gates. Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton, Alderman William E. Jackson, Attorney William A. King, Attorney Curtis Dean and Clyde Jones' The funeral was largely attend ed and there were beautiful floral piec- es. Killourey Brothers were in charge of 1 the arrangements.
 The funeral of Joseph J. Lisse was l.. on Bricktop road. Requiem mass at Mary's church at 9.3O o'clock was sung l by Rev. Hormisdas Belec. Mrs. Joseph F. Gaudreau was at the organ and there was special singing by the choir. A com initial service was read at the grave in St. Joseplfs cemetery by Rev. Father ' Belec. The bearers were Antoine Dau- phinalt, Ephrem Chamberlain, George St Pierre. Arehille Breault. Florimond Lis SC and Adelbert Richard. The funeral was largely attended and there were beautiful floral forms.
 The annual outing of the Girls Friend ly society of St. Paufs church is to be held at Columbia lake. The members are to report at the parish house at 11.15. Samuel E. Rathburn, of Windhanl> Cen ter, and Katherine Blanchard of this city were married Wednesday afternoon by Rev. William Martin Brown at his home lin Windham Center. The witnesses were Mir and Mrs. Aleck Ellison. The groom { conducts farm on the Ballyhack road T in Windham
 Among out of town guests at the rs-Resebrooks wedding Wednesday were Mrs. Louise Smith of Webster Mass and Miss Marion Goss and Wal lace Goss, children of Mrs. Fayett Goss formerly of Willimantic.
 Mrs. Stephen J. Davis and daughters Misses Dorothy and Alice have returned to their home in Riverside park, after g weeks visit with relatives in Boston ana East Lynn. Mass
 MT. and Mrs. George D. MacDoanld ot New London were in this city Thursday on business, after which they visited a the home of Mir. and Mrs P. S. HIllis ot The Ridges.
 Archibald W. Buchanan. of Mansfield
 Center, agent for the state board of ed ucation was at the common counci
 chamber in the town building Thursdal
 giving tests to children between If ant
 16 who are seeking employment certifi
 cates. About dozen children took tn
 tests.
 Dr. E. F. Switzer of the Jordan roa, ! met. with g painful accident Wednesday
 Whiles driving a loan of hay on sid