Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-23
WILLHdANTTC

s-Napoleon J. Turcotte and Mss An
ma Charlotte Daley, by Rev. A. D. Car
Io-George W. shook tstoux CITY,
Ia and Miss Anna Rennick, by Rev.
John f. Clark.
1AWilham Headly providence, R.
ID, and Miss Lillian Ryan (PFovidenee,
r. - by Rev A. D. Carpenter.
g3-John W Maricowsk and Miss Ju-
fila Howanec by Rev: Otto s. Beautnis-
ter
Starting Monday. q One-n1an trolley
car is to be- operated on the South Cow
entry branch Of the Connecticut Company
lines, in charge OF John Young. form
ery of Eastford. who for some time has
operated cars on Norwich lines. We'd
nesday noon the cars on the line were
shifted, two one-m2n ears being run to
the Main street terminal of the line and
hauled to the South Coventry tracks and
taken to the barn on West hin street.
The distance between the Norwich line
aud the South Coventry line is about one
hundred fest and as the cars were haul
ed over ground the operation attracted
many to the spot. March LIST the new
rate goes into effect, tokens valued at
S ia cents being for sale by the conduc-
tors. These can be purchased three for
sengers without tokens will pay the old
Fare Of ten cents On the South Coventry
line there will be tive collections, one
al either terminal Of a token, and the
second at the fare limit at Perkins cor
ner. 1t was announced that for the pres
ent the twO-mel crew would be con-
tinued The ruling fares is that pas
sengers entering the car at Wilma ntic
or South Coventry pay as they enter,
but passengers getting on the car at
Perkins corners or points between, in
either direction will pay at the end of
| the line.
Violet Rebeakth lodge, No. 81. met
| Tuesday ara moon at their ROOMS at No.
| Se7 Main street. for a School of Instruc-
| ton. Grand Warden Mary f. Lovett
Was instructress, and during the course
| Of the instruction she informed the sis
| tiers Of their duties In connection with
! the lodge, the meaning in detail Of the
bylaws and general duties. Supper was
| served at to the members. officers and
their guests. The usual business meet
| ing was held at O'Clock. Sisters from
| Danielson, Jewett City and Rhode Is
| land cities attended the school.
Wednesday, WashInEton's birthday
| was observed as a legal holiday by the
/
| There were no deliveries Of mall from
| the local post office, the carriers win.
dow being opened until noon. There va.
a general display Of flags throughout Thu
city.
John FuIler died Tuesday at his ho,n
In Columbia, from heart trouble. II,
was born in Columbia, February 20, 1856
the son of David G. and Jane Hutchin
! Efgl1e- Pa ~
wife he leaves z, brother, George H. Full
Ter, Of Manchester.
Marie Boni4, daughter of Amede
and Lillian Bourey BONN, died Tues
227 High street. Funeral services wer
held Wednesday morning at 11So o'cloc
from the family home. Burial was in s
Josephs cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose d. Gin
grss were held Wednesday morning q
$50 oc.ock from her home. No 81 As
street Requiem high mass at st. Mary
church at 3 O'Clock was sung by Ra
iIormisas Belize. As the body wa
/ born into the church Florence Govt
sang Au Cia. Au Revoir, at the OF
fertory. Miss Eva Dion sang Pie Jes,
Other singing during the mass was A
Meritum- by Joseph AWbin Sa6ctus, b
AIRS G. kiburn, Les Adieux. Shuber
hy Eva Dion, Agnes Del, by Arthu
Cassie and a dutet by Joseph Gaudrea
and Miss Eva Dion. The body was plat
ed in the receiving vault at St. Joseph
I cemetery, the committal service bein
] read by Rev Father Belize. The beaa
=rs We're Arthur Gingras, Cyprien Pau
hus Louis Paulhus, Bonar Ging-as, Ads
lard Delude, and Otis Berard, all nepi
ews Of Mrs. Glngras. The services wei
attended by many relatives and FRIEND
and there were beautiful floral tribute
DR.. w. r. 8. Heating entertained
Of the Yankee Division veterans at h
! home on Walnut street Wednesday ev
/ ing. Dinner was served by the host.
A special meeting Of the school boa
was held Wednesday evening in Il
town hall. The meeting was called
| order by Chairman DR. E. r. Guild
SIS. All hut one of the members we
present The sub committee to invest
gate the crowded condition of Il
schools made the following addition
report:
At Oaks school, one room is now