Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27


 4 satlsfastorx ssttlaaeas vas easstsd Monday by the Connections company with i William S, Cane as B result of the acci- dent last Thursday when the lateer's au- topaoAlle eo1ided with a door ef the Main street one-naan trolley car which had 1 been left open
 ksesl H. WsilliaxaS and his feeee os. men commenced the task of renainting the l sleepiRg quarters cf Engine company No. in the Bank street engine house Mon day meynings The eeloSs in which the work is being done are cream and buff h dF, and Mrs. KoNalSSt of Lebanon ave- nue are the Darents of a son, Jesepa Rob ert. born Saturday ar St. tossph's hos pital.
 Joseph $. Piaate and Laura Mareoux. were married Monday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Mary'S church Rev. J, ]. Papllloa performed the ceremony. and he also sang the naotial mass Mrs Joseph Gaadreau presided at the organ Selee- tons were rendered by the church quar- tet
 4 At the A M E. zioa church. recently a branch of the Connecticut Natiopal Ne I gro Women's Republican league was or gaaized. The. officers of the, local branch are: President, Mrs. Stokes Watson; Viee flres8aeat Mrs P S HarHiSs secretary, Mrs. X, Fl. HarriSS treasurer. Mrs. PaiiiR Stanley.
 EaBia Horton of Hebron, while driving his automobile east on Main street satur- day evening about 2, K o'clock struck and knocked down the yelas daughter of NIr.
 and Mrs. William WheeleG of AERold'S $
 lane The child vas nlaSfng with some other children ia the viejHlty of her home
 and ran out iIlto the street, BefoTe Eler- ton could eniag his car to- s stop the 1 caiid was SsaBt Mir, Horton took the ehi.d
 to, the. office of Dr. Eoaa Weldon, where
 lt was found she was more. frightened than hart. The matter was reported e the pol5ees
 Fhe. Saaanaez schedule of the s09tAeEa division of tho Ceatral Vermont railway went into effeeS Nepday. The number oi
 trains Will remain the same h each dt- i ractioa, four in ak NoythhouRd, the . first train arrives at S,5s a, R., leaving , at 5 a. m. second train arxlyea al l2C D. rn., and leaves at 2S D n, Sogth, bound, the hrst train arElveS at $, 4o a. m
 and leaves at S.59 as n, second train ar, : rIveS at 5.S6 n m aud leaves at 5 45 p
 m The most noticeable change is. thsi of the last train aorthbouRd, which now leaves 20 minutes earlier. Tee Boston. New York eSpresss on the <ew Havey , railroad. which had been leaving Win , mantle at 1.4o n m. now leaves at "A { D pl
 The feaSe ef St. Jean Bslatlsbe was eese s eratea tH & atUng manner Sunday even $ jRg st Sd. Nasy's hall which was filled t' I capaeitY by the partsaleneFs, very tn 3 teaeStiag prosEana was carried aVst AT3(oal <, the speakers were Rev. $ j. Papillon a Rev. EdWard Nlathieu and pr. C. T. La - nnaEche of Putnam.
 | In conjunction With the affair, the hoyS |, ehoir he'd itss class aigat, Prizes wer x awarded hY Rev. ! h Papllloa and Rex ,. H Belee te tAe hoXs eetaAalns- the h5gheS ]. aNeEageS as folloWss f Fseaeh- Edmond BailiaFgesoR, S9 ne ,. SeAool eead9et- AdohpAa Montana, 10 Ii per cent S2 a0 iR sosd. "a General ave7age- George 9andreau, I per cent, S5 in Eolds Charles Martin, S a per cent. S2 ao iR g2l0 Eienai Chase, S ,- per cent. S2.5e. Ia sod Ava Chase, 5 .e per cent. silver EveEsAaFA peaeA. i- Conduct n the eaeir-R esas'dFesl # pEayer book,
 Highest avegaae amons the gsaduat' Q -ArShar Le( Clair, sooN
 Professor Albert \ Senaeau, who Y out on Ste4 hali. charged with assault g
 Mss Ber6hs EPAereAss, vas arreSts Y 1oAaaX afternoon at 1 o'eloea hN pepRt ,s Sheriff \. ]. GreeasNt oR a charge
 h2star@X. Rondeau was held in Gree !, sits office dOzipg the afternoon hpt VI \, released tn the evening on bonds of s20 ~ A band of gypSies who had eSlnped
 GallagheF's place near here were ordert ,s out of tovsH Monday by the nQhica. VI ss stayea and saw to It that tae autonohl - With the gypsS band paavla tracks f
 some city oAheF than Wlllimantie. CT Perfect Ateenaaaea foE the Near n- Following Is a list of the pupils pc ay feet in attendance at tho Windham stre ne school
 of Grade S-stanley sawiieikl F. Grade 6-FeltN Red George Lew .R Fhurston Brown, Louis Wilson porotl th James.
 a- Grade c. Katherine swo1, esen Mastu
 Barbara Elliott, Robert smieh, Aerm; in Grade Gordon winarnlusr. Jol st Aprazo Arthur Lincoln, soRhie kuzmle sy ezak,
 - Grade 4-Iames Henafy,
 Grade S-TAeQdoFe Fanner.
 Grade 2-lame2 Raa Grade tA-Milliam Monroe, samr Ltnlnannk
 Opportunity Room -Raymond Billing spEas PeFfeot Attendance Grade S-loAn KeefEe, Qtls Nacenbl AaFFy Resen. staRley SaVles<l Mari Bass. MaEy Rose sayarX, Agpea Spun, satnee staaleS, ReataA Watson. Grade 7-AttwaEa R4llldeau, phurst AFewn, John Buck, Calvin panaheN. M5 giA 4de, Georee Lewis, Charles Paan S'eliN Rec, Gilbert Watson. Joseph z EowskL DorolhN James, Eileen 0'Conn Louise Wilsen Charlotte MeasteF. Grade 9-sLeonard Burr, Qrrin Col Barbara Elliott, Herman Laetgne, EeN EessaGd5 Laura Lewis, Ianss Naefs lane, Ceeil MastiA, AiarS Ma1zola, lar srpriptars Robert smith katharbne SW Marion WrigAt
 Grade a-Iohn hurd2o. Sophie Nus eiepezak, Arthur I4tnealn, Aagelle Phillips, Charles Thompson. Gsord WindmineFl Rose zagara Grade 4-James HendEy, John Hal man Harry Larkia WMtam Lenn
 RaXnond PendeT, Elmer Perry, Fran, Smith Frank 5anderson, Isahel1e SA
 fleld Alice Hrehapt, pAuttae Milan $ a17 via purkee. Julia I.ewlss Ada Lewis @I Grade S-LaWrence Monroe, Max R eR, Theodore Tanner HaFaid Whitm
 Nellie Aleseia, Pauline Alberta. l,u
 SEnishs eAaP1otte SAanteld, Rrldgie Sal
 esky, Christine Wtndnltilar Lillie aaga Grade 2-temes aua, Fred QostAl I
 alce BFeAant, pegi4 BurnAaua, Mildi
 huFsiza orissa Lee.
 Grade lA-losaph Cara samuel Il
 anpi William Atanpea, Reter szarkpWi
 FeseF EaEina, Alayd saEatek. Mary
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 5 Grade 1B-James salltA Fheod