Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

sung py Jonn Snugr1e and Clarence MO- |
riarty, who also danced several clog
numbers. AS the meeting broke up the
members joine din singing Farewell Dear
Brother. There were about 20 members
present.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Chouinard
MARCEL, who died Tuesday morning. was
| held Thursday morning at her late home,
| 135 Union street. at $50 o'clock, with a
| high mass of requiem at st. Mary's
church at o'clock. Rev. H. Belize Off
| ciated. The funeral was largely attended
and beautiful floral pieces showed the
| love and affection in which the deceased
was held. There was special singing by
st. Mary's church choir. with Mrs. Joseph
f. Gaudreau at the organ. Sanctus was
sung by Mrs r. Beaudry, Requiem by
Mrs. L. Fortier, LHeure Breve by Mrs
1 F. Coutu, Agnus Del by Arthur Caisse
/ and Pie Jesus by Joseph F. Gaudreau
The bearers were Alfrde Deiude, Rader-
lex Gaudreau Heliodore Loiselle, Aimee
boucher Paul Bertrand ana Wilbur XII.
1 burn. The body was placed in the re-
ceiving vault at St Josephs cemetery
and committa1 service was read by
Rev. H. Belize.
The February meeting Of the Yankee
Division Veterans' association was held
at their headquarters in the state arnory
| on Pleasant street Thursday evening.
/ The I'D rooms have been newly decorat-
| ed and two handsome chandeliers have
been installed in place Of the old fixtures.
| Several large reproductions of pictures
/ taken IN France by the U. S. signal corps
! have been hung on the walls, also valu-
! able war picture Of Clusters Last Fight,
| donated to the organization by John F.
McQuil1an. The following officers were
| installed: Commander Thomas A. Shea;
senior vice commander Charles A. Rey-
| noldS; junior vice commander, Arthur. E.
Becker; adjutant, James B. Fogarty;
/ treasurer. Elliott R. Moshier; auditors,
! Charles Mall. William Mann: chairman
| Of advisory board. DR.. W. P. S. Heating;
chairman Of rooms committee. Harry B.
Morrison.
Prohibition Ohicers Congdoa and
| Briggs and County Detective William
| Jackson were on the teail again Thurs
| day and visited the home of yacn Morris
In the town Of Plainfeld Two gallons of
moonshine and 100 gallons, OF mash were
/ uncovered in the house. cleverly made
copper coil which still dripped moonshine
was found in the woodshed and a legal
Ion still was found in the wagon shed.
| Morris will be put to plea at an early
| date.
The annual federal inspection of rec
ords and property and inspection of the
First platoon, Company G. 18TH in
tantry, was held at the state armory
Thursday by Major Frank c. Magin, ..
s. inspector for Connecticut. The records
and property were inspected in &he fore
noon. In the evening at the inspection
and drill of the platoon several other Of
t1cers were present, among them Major
Francis J. Shearer of the adjutant gem
erals Office. Col. James A. Haggerty
Lieut.. Col Gordon Hurdles and Capt
Benjamin c. Bird, all Of the 169th in
fantry. Major Magin declared to Capt.
Joseph r. Morrison that the inspection
was very satisfactory.
A well attended and greatly enjoyed
| whist party was held Wednesday even
ing at st. Joseph's hall by St. Joseph s
choir for the benefit of the church. There
was an attendance of about $50. The
musical program was as follows; The
Star Spangled Banner. Why, Dear? and
: Hummiilg, by the entire party; Grand
! mothers Last Amen John Costello
Loves Old Sweet Song. Mrs. Henry
: Mathieu; trombone solo. John Roy; The
! M;nuet, Misses Claire and Ethel Mathier
e and Esther Portelance. The ladies' frs
o prize, Turkish bath set, was won BIZ
e Miss Helen Thompson. and the consola
S ton award, lunch set, went to Mis-.
: Anna Kelley. The first gentlemen
Z tt--o --SOlAh1Cs ndo AWARDED Lam
fa-ege, and the consolation pack O
r cards, to john Moran. Miss Mary Pick
: EFT won the first children's prize al
: EVershaTp pencil. and Teresa Danahel
q was given the consolation award Scorer
were Lillian Ottenheimer. Mary Ros
e Saory. Harriet Dillon, Alice SULLIVAN
= Claire Foley, Dorothy Greene, EiIeei
q Murphy. Marcella Curran. Mary Norton
/ Phyllis Moran Margaret Carey an,
Rose f[aIlU
It mentS were served by the committee Il
Il charge, assisted by the members of tn
l. choir and Misses Marion Mccarthy an
n irene White. The committee comprise-
Is Mrs. Edmund r. Portelance, chairman
IS John Roy and Mrs. Anthony Woods.
Wednesday evening at The EIms th
girls who reside there and their friend
u ! held q masquerade dance A local or
- cnestra furnished good music for the Is
- persons present Refreshments Wer
~ served during the intermission at 1890.
70 Matthew p. Heaay. who for man
j. years previous to this year was collecto
lie OF personal taxes. is anxious to motif
the pubic that he is not the collector fhj
Ell year. He states that since the first q
ct the month a large number of taxpayer
W nave met him on the street and at III
* pace OF his employment for the purpos
re " poyfiiS LIE personal tax. AS he is i
IN no way empowered to collect the tax. III
only thing that he could do was to Motif
;. those people where the Office OF Il
- present collector is.
c. Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gsarxe 7
TX BUCK OF this city and Palmer. Mass
VINO have summer horne in Westfort
te are grTeVed to learn of the death of IL
1e seph Erwin, their daughter HeIen's hps
e pano; He died Monday, Jan 81, in Lar
r rel Springs, ". J. Death was caused
" influenza and pneumonia The funer,
TOOK place on Thursday. It is expente
mat Mrs. Erwin and her three chiIdra
Parker. Kate and Margery, VIII come I
m ilve with her parents in Palmer.
., Brief Notes.
%. Theodore Haddad, infant son OF wi
liam A. Haddad Of Jackson street. ma,
roWly escaped serious injury TFlursda
morning when he fell from a, window
=" the second story OF the house and lande
> on the cement sidewalk The eh.l
suuck on his shoulder suffering paint
bruises. but otherwise was not iriuret
Inc sunday school Of the Salvatio
Army enjoyed a supper Thursday n;eI
at the Y. NJ c. A
III, Thomas A. Lyman Of Lebanon was
local visitor Thursday
Rev. Otto S. Beaunister OF st. Joseph
/ cnurcn delivered on address Thursda
night at the Wildly High school auditor
4 UNI. Waterbury before large .o*ha-;-