Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-21
NORWICH BULLETIN
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Starting with big street parade. the carnival of St. Mary's parish opened Thursday night at fhe town hall The parade formed at o'clock in the yiein- ity of St. Mary's grounds, the szlin9 Of march being down Valley street. down Jackson street, up Union street to Main, up Main to the town hall where the pa rade disbanded. The order of march was as foiiows:
 Marshal Henry Desormeau
 Arthur l. Dubreil. Aide
 PIatton of Police
 lNheeIer's .American. Band
 Guard Sacred Heart
 St. Mary's Parishiopers
 Odel M Chapman Continental Fife and.
 Drum Corps
 St 1Iary's Choir Boys
 Thread City Continental Drum Corps
 Clergy
 Committee
 City Officials in Automobiles At the town building, prior to the open ing of the carnival. selections were given by the band and drum corps. following which Hormisdas Dion. general chairman of the carnival, addressed the gathering. explaining the reason for holding the carnival He was followed by Rev. ]. T. Papilloa and Rev -Hormisdas Belec, both of St Mary's church who urged support for the drive to raise sufficient funds to remodel and equip the new reetory. Ills Honor Mayor Charles A. Gates. in openin gthe carnival officially stated that not twenty years ago St Mary's church was founded ill Willimantic and in the few years of existence has become one of the greatest in the state, ever active yr, Y, In, NGF Dion. said Mayor Gates. St Mary s church has had an efficient servant. Looking into the future MT Dion had prophesied success for the parish but even his fondest hopes had been exceed- ed. Willimantic people as individuals can look with pride upon St. Mary's par ish, and in behalf of the citizens Mayor Gates predicted continuous prosperity for this fast growing church. Following the official opening cf the carnival dane | ing was enjoyed and various booths dil atractively decorated with American Members of the Brotherhood of the First Congregational church enjoyed q social evening Thursday at the church house. having ds their guests their wives and young women friends Supper was served al SEQ o'clock the remainder of the evening being spent in dancing and diversions by local entertainers. L'Espionne Boehc the German Spy. a fouT-act drama, was presented Wednes- day night at the Loomer opera house uI- der the auspices of ConseiI Ste Cecile, No. 113, L'Union Ste Jean Baptiste l. Amerique The play was directed by Miss Emma L1TIeureux The plot dealt I>with the trying days Of the World war, lxK-I,h T7T111 The play was pieasipgly~ presented, The cast included Miss LHeureuX as LEspi- onnc NJ Antonio Chaguon as Paul de ChantiiIy, leading characters and NJ R. Beaudry Miss Blanche Archambault, 1 Miss Leonie Vertefeuiile, Joseph Roux, NJ J Rivard. Miss Dora Baiilargeon, Rene Beaudry and M. Armand Perreault. Those portraying the French soldiers 1 were Joseph Girard. Leo Cajsse, Alfred | Fortier and Steve Young German sol i dieis Victor Ctiard and Alban Bourbon. Tie play was presepted before capacity l houses
 | William IT. Segur of Lebanon V as ! found guilty of cruelty to animals, after | two days trial at the Holland county su- ] perior court at Rockville before Judge Frank D. Haines of Portland and d jury. EtThere were two charges brought against Segur by Atates Attorney Nooue al the i request of the State Humane society The first count charged him with working { horses when they were unfit. the second for failing to protect the horses from the i weather. The arguments were reached 1 Wednesday afternoon. Judge Haines sen :! tenced Segur 10 a fine of $50 and costs 1 shortly after o'clock in the evening. In 1 the lower court Segur, had been fined $15 and costs, amounting to S36. and took an appeal. The jury was composed of David 1 Hiorgar D. E. Gardner Edwin Baker 1 George F. Beyer. Arthur D. Johnson, M. B. Hatch. Allie Skinner. Alfred Rough, Richard Hamar, Frank Tuttle, Howard l \. Kibbe and Edwin (. Carpenter 1 In fine case of Abraham Silverstein of this city, charged with assault with in- 1 tent 10 commit rape, a settlement was reached between the attorney for the de 1 fendant and States Attorney .Noone. Sil- l versteip was fined $50 and costs of $7407