Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM. NEWS

appeal from further punishment as ex- cessive.
 Pupils of Miss Emma A. Burbank contributed splendid concert in their annual public appearance at the Majes- tic theatre. which was pretti1y arranged for the event. Miss Burbank also has earned general commendation by con- tributing the entire proceeds from the 1 concert to the Civic federation.
 The program follows;
 Piano duet. La Chase aux Gazelles, Calvini. Aurore Forcier, Alma Forcier; plano solo. Dancing in the Glen. An thony, Nora Illingsworth; plano solo, Sunshine, Anthony Mildred Meech pia no duet Dancing Shadows, Ella Ander- son, Alice Olson; piano solo. Silvery Waves, Coerne, Bertha Nail; plano duet, March of the Little Men. Orth, Phyllis Kenworthy, Beatrice Beckett piano solo, Fragrant Blossoms, Anthony. Florence Ellison piano duet. Brownies Story Fsber, Vivian Harrington, Evelyn Dutra piano solo, Fly Away, Root, May Longbottom; six hands. Cupid.s Con- , quest, Lerman, Lillian Anderson, May | Higgins. Eva Warner plano solo, The Merry Dinner Party, Kern. Ruth Wins low; plano duet In the Park, Dorcas Lindner. Ruth Dubuc; piano solo, Sweet Lavender, Galbraith, Ruth Clark three part song, My Old Virginia Sweetheart, Geibel; Misses Smith, Dunn, Moran, La throp, Downs Keene, Nelson piano solo, Air de Ballet, Op. S5, Laeombe, Harriet Beecher; plano solo, By the Waters of Minetonkai Liewrance, Abbie Nelson piano solo, Babbling Brook Judd, Scott Page Butterfly Dance, by Anna Schus- | ter, Florence Schuster, Jeane Storer, &C., | companisti piano solo, Sixth Petite Concert, Dellafield, Cora Browne !, plano solo, The Swallows Flight, Kern Ellep Stockton song, Break O Day, Sander son. Eva Morani piano solo, The Two Angels, Blumenthal, Mary Young I, reading (a) Bab's Birthday. tb) Musi- cal Reading, Maud Potvinj piano solo, Silver Flute, Brahms, Bernice Burdick i; piano solo, Through Enchanting Mead ows, Forsyth, Edward Pinkham piano duet, Concert Polonaise, Engelmann Ethelyn Sheffield, Doris Gordon; piano solo, Play of the Waves, Peabody, Flor ence Lathropi three-part. song, Mighty Lax a Rose, Nevin, Misses Smith Dunn, Moran, Lathrop, Downs, keene, Nelson piano solo, Love Dreams No. 3. Liszt, LuclIe Downs piano solo, De Frieschutz Paraphrase, Weber, Frances Dembo song' That's the World in June, Spross, Alice Smith; piano solo, Rustic of Spring, Sinding, Mildred Keene Holi- day Girls-New Years, Phyllis Kenwor- thy; St. Valentine Winifred Bell: St. Patrick, Ethelyn Sheffield Easter. Flor ence Lathrop; May Day. Lucille Downs Fourth of July, Doris Gordon; Hallow- cen, Shirley Jackson; Thanksgiving. Ella Sheefild; Christmas, Doris Gkr- doni MT. French sololst.
 As sad a funeral as this section q, eastern Connecticut has known in many years is scheduled to take place at St. Johns church in Plainfield Wednesday l morning when a high mass of reouie,n will be sung for Byron Phillips. Mrs, Jennie Mette and Mrs. Della Hebert. dead as the result of the grade crossing accident at Sterling Sunday. It will be triple funeral brought about by such circumstances as to cause the people of every community for miles about to fec the utmost sympathy for the bereavad families.
 The bodies ef MT, Phillips and Mrs Hebert were removed Monday from the undertaking reems of L. D. Kennedy here to the Hebert home in Plainheld rom which the triple funeral will be held. The body of Mrs. Mette, who diet at the Backus hospital in Norwich wa! | Kennedy to prepare for burial.
 Examination of the body of Mir, Phil lips show that it was frightfully man gled' more so even than the torn ana J battered remains of Charles Jencks found beside the track where an attemp
 was made to wreck an extra freight
 Wednesday night of last week. Ther
 was great hole through MT. Phillips
 back, through which a bone also Dro truded' an arm was severed, numbers q
 bones broken, including those in his leg
 and a multitude of great gashes wer
 on various parts of the body
 Mrs. Hebert suffered a terrible frar % ture of the skull. The body of Mir.
 Mette is not so badly mutilated as tha s of the others. the injuries that cause e her death being internal.
 k Philip Hebert, husband of Della He
 bert is stunned, but seemed to be suffer o ing intense mental agony when he look
 cd upon the body of his wife.
 There seemed to be an inclination
 this territory Monday to ask the publ . utilities commission to have the raj,
 road company put gate-tenders on dut
 at the crossing where the accident oc cured, as Is done at the Glens Fall crossing, near Moosup.
 Mrs. James E. 1IiIner is resting nor , comfortably at the Day Kimball hosp
 tai in Putnam and her nervous syster = seems to be recovering from the shoe
 she sustained when injured by an auto
 mobile here a week ago Saturday ever
 ing. Mrs. A. W. Logee, daughter of Mir.
 Milner, said Monday afternoon that
 would probably be many weeks befor