Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 14, 1917, Page 2

mond Portelance, a local insurance collector. { ‘A number of local trap shooters are o Men W { planning to attend the shooting event | List of Weung Men ": :fl:"fi under the auspices of National Trap in Various Sedtions. of ‘own, Shootérs’ Assoclation at Hartford | Answering President Wilson's Call What ls Going On Tonight. ' meeting, Obwebetuck lodge, No. 16, I O. O. F. American Benefit Socioty, Williman- tic , No. 120. Tm‘ Chapter, No. 9, R. A. M. Day _exercises, Wiliimantic | Lodge, No. 1311, B. P. O. E, Town han. FUNERALS William H. Jacobs. The body of William H. Jacobs who died in Bridgeport June 10, was brought to this city Wednesday af- ternoon and taken to Nathan Hale cemetery; South Coventry, for burial by Undertaker J. M. Shepard. A com- mittal service *was held at the grave, Rev. H. C. Beebe officiating. Mrs. Eduilda Lavallee. The funeral of Mrs. Eduilda Laval- lee was held from the home at 18 La- ayette street Wednesday morning at 45 o'clock, followed by requiem high mass at St. Mary's church at 9 o- clock, celebrated by the pastor, Rev. J. J. Papillon. The bearers were Jo- seph Cardinal, Joseph Beaulieu, Jo- seph Simoneau and Fred Lord. Bur- jal was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Motoreyclists’ Gypsy Tour Plans A number of local motorcyclists are = to participate in the Nation- ypsy Tour which takes place all over the country on June 16 and 17. The local riders are toeave this city at 8 oclock Saturda¥ and proceed 1o Providence by way of Putnam. They Jeave the Rhode lsland capital at 1 P. m. for Boston and return by way of Worcester the following day, com- mencing at 10 a. m. They are due to arrive here at § o'clock Sunday. In the event of stormy weather the tour will be cut to half distance and be made in one day instead of two. Willlam Weeks has been selected as local tour manager, with Herbert pointed, as few if any f the present volunteer force have signified their intentions of signing over under the new rulings. Going to France Soon. Word has been received from Harry Noel, a local athlete who recently en- listed in the Rhode Island State Hos- pital Corps that he expects-to ieave with his and other detachments. for France within a short time. Camp Ground Mail Service Uncertain. It is uncertain whether or not there will be a special mail carrier service at the Willimantic Camp Ground this year as formerly, because of the fact that there will not be a speeial pro- gramme of services there. In years past one of .the substituts carriers of the local office has carried on this work during July and August. Bound to Enlist. Among the recent enlistments for the United States naval training sta- tion at Hartford was that of Frederick R. Laramee of this city who enrolled as a carpenter's mate. Laramee_ pre- viously made application to Post- master John O'Rourke but had to be turned down because he was not of the required age. After his enlist- ment papers had been signea by his father the youmg man proceeded to Hartford and took the required phy- sical examination. Rifles for Home Guard. The members of the local Home Guard held -their first drill with their new rifies Tuesday evening at the state armory. They were first given a short talk on the use of the arms Captain Frank P. Fenton and then ven instruction in the manual of arms and put through marcning movements, to both of which _they adapted themselves in fine shape. Captain TFenton, Lieutenants ‘Harry The raception given the Little Light Bearers by the ladies of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church Tuesday was a most enjoy- able affalr. An excellent luncheon was served. There were about twen- ty present. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Named in Connection With Prepara- tions for Red Cross Week at Meet- ing Addressed by Col. Charles Bige- low. A meeting to inaugurate prepara- tions for Red Cross week was held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Wednesday evening. The speaker was Col. Charles Bigelow of New Haven, who has first-hand knowledge of con- ditions prevailing across the sea, as he has epent much of his time during the past two years in England. Other speakers were Rev. Vernon W. Cooke, Secretary §. B. Doolittle of the Y. M. C. A., First Selectman Brnest B. Chesbro, W. Yorris, Attorney E. Frank Bugbee and General Kaley. The last named said that the American Thread company, which he represents, would gladly back up whatever the people of Willimantic did in the matter and he hoped the city would do more than its share. There was an attendance of only about 30 at the meeting. accounted for by the fact that it was not known Colonel Bigelow was fo come here un- til 5 o'clock in the afternoon. A per- sonal canvass of the business men of the city was then taken by some of the members of the Red Cross commit- tee. It is the intention now to hold another public meeting_either in the town hall or in the Y. M. C. A. gym- nasium, with Colonel Bigelow present, and it 'is hoped that there wili be a much larger attendance. An_executive committee of 10 was next week. —Eastern Star Chapter Visits Dan- ielson—Funeral of Mrs. Annle St. Andre. Following s the list of the names of the citizens and residents of Moo~ sup, Central /Village, Wauregan and Plainfield, who and are subject te ..:“S}nmmu C. A. Allard, Wilfred J. Allard, Joseph H. Aliard, Christian A. Anderson, Pe- ter ‘Apton, James J. Areo, Peter Ar- gln. Micheel A: Arthur J. Atwood, oseph Audit, Xavier V. Anger, Hen- ry J. Avery. preett M. Babcock Wanrsmics brase, Augustus M. Baker, arol M. Ballou, Joseph O. Ballard, Joseph W. Ballard, Leon Banka, Herbert F. Barber, Randsford I. Barber, Antone Barre, Archibald E. Barr, Johnstone W. Barr, John Barnabich, Joseph F. Barrett. Joseph Barney, Roy H. Bar- stow, Wesley A. Barwick. Brnest B. Bazinet, Charles Beatrice, Napoleon L. Beaudry, Fred Beauregard, Ephrem O. L. Beauregard, Alphonse Beaure- gl-l'fl. Alred Beauregard, tanislas eaudoin, Napoleon Beauchemin, Mi- chael Beauchemin, Oscar Bedard, Jo- seph G. Bertrand, Edward Belisle, Ar- sene Bellemeur, Joseph L. Benoit, Al- fred Bernard, Aime Bergeren, Hom r E. Bertrand, Dona H. Bigonesse, - ward Belodeu, Edwin Bilteliff ward E. Billington, Almon_B. ing- ton, Elliot B. Blnwhllthh Alexander ‘D. Birtwhistle, Francis H=sonnettey Paul J. Bitgood, Don A. Bitgood, An. drew Blanchette, Leslie R. Block, Fe- lix Bodo, Oliver Bonnin, John Borecki, Berger J. Borgeson, Robinson G. Booth, Fugene A. Borque, Napoleon J. Bourque, Thomas Boskovick, Louis L. Boucher, Adelara_Boucher, Joseph R. Boucher, Bruce Bouthillier, Alphonse Bogucki, Mickel Bouley, Russell B. Bragg, William J. Bradford, Nelson Breton, Henry Brisson, Napoleon Bis- son, Alfred Brodeur, Joseph G. Bro- deur, Peter Brodeur, Joseph A. Bro- deur, Weston R. Brown, William Brown, Frank Bronsley, Joseph D. AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY e ruing licatens | Denman and Jeremiah MoCarthy, Ser- inted by the chairman of _the EEpsling and Georse Huling leuten- | SSRpas S0l Seo el Mot Conpormia | aioanied Y, the, chpleman of ke | Broullard, Adelor Broutilard, _Emile ants, IR Paulhus and Paul Curran’ were | plans for and carry on the Wwork of the | G, BEYant, Fred Burdick. Josepn_ G. Saturday Sports. o chioe: canvass in this city. This city's allot- | Burker, Lewis I rgess, Edward o IRl T urke, Leonard C. Butler, Edmond H. : A itt - A double attraction of interest 10| General Edwards Passes Through |t 1 g_"v"lgl?a"ki'*gug:‘;"(,_“jf&‘;_ Butler, Albert Burnet, Henry Burton, sport lovers has been arranged for Saturday at Recreation Park. The American Thread company baseball téam will fine up against the Athletics of Manchester while carlier a track meet between Windham High school and Bartlett High of Webster, Mass., will be staged Improvements at Station. Improvements have been recently made at the local union railroad sta- tion by the section gang under Fore- man James D. Healy. A thick layer of trap rock has been laid on the Station square east of the depot where automobiles parked and also between the tracks in front of the station. Railroad Working Schedule Changed. A change in the working schedule of the day and night switching crews in the local vard of the New Haven Taliroad went into effect this week. The day crew will work from 9 a. m. fo 7 p.m. and the night crew from 10 p. m. to .8 a. m. Fach crew will be allowed an hour for meals. Chip in for Red Cross. The amount of $6.10 has been col- lected fn a half dozen or so business Beuses about town through the me- @lum_of “chip boxes” for the pur- chaséof Red Cross supplies. Social for Pastor. A benefit social is to be given this evening by the stewardesses of the lo- Town. General .Clarence B. Edwards, com- mander of the Northeastern Depart- ment of the U. S. army, was a visitor in this city for a short time. Cabbage Plants for Home Gardens, Ex-Mayor Oscar O. Tanner recently received one thousand cabbage plants which he is willing to dispose to_ the home gardeners of this section as long as the supply lasts. Post Office Force Vacations, Notice has been received by Post- master John O’Rourke from the de- partment at Washington to make ar- rangements for the annual vacations of the clerks and carriers of the lo- cal office. The vacations will be of fifteen days each and will commence uly 6. General Edwards Passes Through Town. General] Clarence B. Edwards, com- mander of the Northeastern Depart- ment-of the United States army, was a visitor in this city for a short time vesterday affternoon, while ‘enroute for Hartford where he was the guest last evening of the state of Connectl- cut and of -the - Connecticut - State Council of DefenSe at a dinner in the assembly hall of the - Hartford Club. He was met here by Major Howard and Adjutant General George M. Cole, who accompanied him to the capitol paugh, B. _Doolittle, Charles A. Gates, J. M. Berard, Kenneth B. Mil- iett, James H. Hurley, Rev. Vernon W. Cooke, Raymond A. Parker and W. C. Norris. A committee of three appoint- ed by the local Red Cross dhapter to investigate this work is also_included in the executive committee. This coma prises Chalrman Frank P. Fenton, B. P. Chesbro and James W. Hillhouse. A”meeting of this committee has been cailed for this afternoon. BALTIC Charlestown Beach Club Members Dine With Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stevens— Mul¢ Spinners’ Union Buys $2,500 Bond Through Boy Scouts—A Patri- otic Family. Eighteen members of the Charles- town Beach club were delightfully en- tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stevens on Railroad street Tuesday afternoon and evening. Fol- iowing an excellent dinner, whist was played and vocal and instrumental solos were rendered. The dining room was decorated with American flags. Each guest received a siiver novelty flag favor. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens have been guests at anniversary din- ners given by other members of the: club. Guests were present from Wyo- ming, Providence and Pawtucket. The Thomas Burton, Abraham Buyer, Tor- rey H. Byles, Joseph Bylenski, Ei- bridge F. Carr, John R. Carr, Styve Carnlak, Vetrell W. Carroll, Napoleon H. Carriere, Arthur Carriere, Alfred | Caron, George V. Caron, Bernard Ca- ron, Joseph aron, Joachin Caron, Hec- tor' Carnegie, Joseph Carriere, Ray- mond Carpenter, Edonard Casault, Jo- seph E. Chabotte, Joseph F. Chartier. Narcisse Chatelle, George F. Chapman, Alfred E. hampazne, Amos O. Cham. pagne, Alfred Champagne, Champagne, Joseph E. Champagne, Joseph L. Champagne, Panl Chamj pagne, Gilbert C. Chappell, Francis A. haput, William Chamberlain, Desire G. Charon, Alfred Choinier, Amede Chi- coine, Albert H. Clark, Corodon H. Cleveland, Julian J. Clocher, James T. Coffey, Eugene M. Coffey, Augustus S. Coftey, Aloysiug J. Coffey, Theo- dore L. Colburn, John E. Collins, Cleveland A. Colvin, James F. Cong- don, Joseph D. onnell, Josphat Con- tois, Joseph Corbeille, Newton R. Co- rey, William L. Cornell, Costello, Frank E. Cote, Cournoyer, Paul ournoyer, Cournover, Cyris A. Courchane, Sam uel Couture, Albert L. outure, Ai thur Couture, Exavier Couture, Lu- clen O. Couture, Kriste ,Cukar, Tony Dage, ' Oscar _S. Dahllof, _Alexander Daigneault, Baptist J. Daigneauit, Mate N. Dalcich, Joseph G. Daskow- ki, Howard J. Davis, Alfred E. Da- vignon, Harvey G. Dawley, Louis E. Dawley, Thomas J. Day, Henry P. Delaney, James W. Delaney, Louls . cal A. M. E. Zion church to the pas- trip was made in touring cars. Deforge, Frank R. Deojay, tor, Rev. J. B. Wallace, in_apprecia- - s 2 Buy Bond Through Scout: L. Desaulniers, Frank A. Desaulniers, ““"( g‘!n’;‘s sficient work during the K. of C. Red Cross Benefit. The members of the Baltic Mule ‘;:‘ffi;' ’?‘:,'::,':",;-_ Rm’{;; ans = S San Jose councll, No. 14, Knights of | Spinners’ _union have purchased | Despathy, Calix. Desgard: ol Columbus, is to hold a dance in the | through Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts, Des: r g Velumtear Firemen Quitting. interest of the Red Cross in the town | 32,800 of liberty bonds. Buainess men |} ° Brcie, JOrfe Destosier, William S8 four of the local |fl:;o':2?p;'f.-::-i' hall, the following committee having nnddomem in town subscribed Wed- | ceph A. Demars, John Deroko, Al- unct, are unde 'S | been selected to' arrange for the af- | nesday. sha, o- for the disposal of their furniture and [fair: John M. Bransfield, general chair. Member of Union. ggfllfergml::ra Diofi."'r‘:':r‘:erfik Tr)n- other property. Excelsior Hook & fhee. Cotmpariy Boia. . auotion <ot | AL, ‘fi?“&?érfin_’fii'lfiihrifi-““v?”& John Hannon of Taftville, who re- |versi, Karl Dorfinger, Ovila Douset. its memb. Tuesday. nig R cently secured work In the mule room | Patséy Downing, Eugene W. Doyle, eol? ‘9‘:! Dmre\erf ‘:;,h‘.,,?é V;"":;“L‘ ;:ll;_‘rla W. H. l?rl.nxfle\fl, Thomas | of the Baltic mill, has been elected a | Andrew R. Doyle, Waldon F. Dovle, y = A company is to hold an af- | o werwen Barry Eoos Jgmes | member of the Baitic Mule Spinners' | Albert J. Dragon, Save Dropo, Tele- fair of a similar nature. The HIN- |fartin P J. Mmrfilicuadfi':r"xe"nxj union. Mr. Hannon will move his|sphore G. Dubols, Omer E. Dubois, ° ? tops and “Monties” expect to make | Vi family to a rent on Little Flats. Edward Duffy, 'Adelard_ Dufresne, manager of the Claridge Hotel, Times Square, " . James H. Hurley, J. E. Sul- Cs 4 o i 3 arrangements fo ttin, o = L] ‘aptain Kane of Providence, with | Frank O. Dupont, Eugene Dupras, Er- furnishings within a. short time It |van M. J. Tubridy, J. Francis Mor- | his aide de camp, was in Baitic Wed. | nest 4. Dipuis. Stitton Duxor: 1ooks as it the persommer o e fire|rty: T Trank Cubningham 'W. J.|nesday on omcial businces. Faris Ells, Arthur J. Eluot, Marsh dopartment on July 1 would number | paeorsY 5 oAk, Carm P D Dono- | "Sirs’ John Downes of Pawtucket i |S. Ellsworth, Grover A. Enmis, Bager G52 Ave permanent men recently p. | Mgl pEciiathien. Dinisl . Dunn. | spending a Tow daye with Mre. Jowa €. Lotis Erlbeck, Stewart W. e Toard M aottenheimer, P. F. Sheshan.| "Miss Mae Buckley is the guest of | Alfred Faucher, Frederick C. Flet S Don’t “wait and see”; buy Liberty | '¢ Alain, John O'Rourke, J. O.|triends in Danielson. 59 cher, Robert Fletcher, Charles Fos- ° L . . Dlanchette, Hormisdas Dion. D. J. | Clarence Stevens is visiting Provi- | ter, Maurice Foster, Henry H. Fo wW £ H THE THAMES NATIONAL BANK |Gromi™ James H. Aspinwnll M. F.|dence friends. & Provic | er, Joseph Fourmies Hanry Four- € or. 1y, say s MATIONAL B STin e s Metiarsy, Thtmmss K| Jamen MeDowat of Providence was a | er, Archibald . Eraser, Blakesies J ° A meeting of the committee Will be| Invititions are being received in|Frey. Hall Io Frink. = cxiemen JAY M. SHEPARD D5l an the Jodse roome Sunday, June | town to the wedding of Miss Mary | Patrick W. Gaffney, Alpherie Gug- m se un er a me a Bsiiing. wiraore & Shepera the "Ganve recting detafla in regard to| MeManus June 28 in New Haven. Miss |non. Philip Gagnon, Fred Gagnon, Jo- Bt ectorsadEniab T TR T e (G S ey S g unera oran er et Brief Mention. =ee Garrett, Ferbert Gates. Napoleon -11: . Charles LeClair who recently passed A PATRIO ate enry L. Gauthier, Brnest c ew 60-62 North St., Willimantic | e state cxamination secontShioned| s Geer. Winfield J."Geer, John Gervais. T Tel. connection | §T. has entered the employ of a local | Cyrille H. Belanger and Children Buy |Stanislas Getvals, Wilired G. Gifford, o firm EiReets Biscds. Henry 3 Gllean. Adrian Godére. Tony - ® Mayor Daniel P. Dunn attended the it Cheis e L Datexe 3. Gic ec on HIRAM N. FENN Qinner in honor o General Clarence| One Baitic family has certainly | it Charles W. Graveline, Henry 1. ° 3. Edwards at the Hartfe roved i trioti g 3 q y G UNDERTAKER o d EwsALMER | EIT . ariiora Clbh i provma by pasionen, | br mdreut LGN, SEBSR S S e, O . 9% €2 Church St., Willimantic, Ct. Mayor Daniel P. Dunn is to attena | CyTille H. Belanger went to Norwich, |Croch. James Greenhalgh, Fred Green. Telephone Lady Assistant|the semi-anuual meeting of Connec- [ ¥here he subscribed for a $1.000 bond | Gaiiner’ Saohny 4. Gronier, Joseph A. e ticut mayors, to. be held In New Lon- | {0f himself; his daughter, Grace Bel- | yioric), James A. Coven, Jacob Grze- - okt anger, took a 3100 bond; his daughter | eneei O Erh iy GUSEtn, Edmond P. Corinne subscribe £ uertin, Xavier F. Guertin, Francis- DR. F. C. JACKSON | = restins o s sowine commiees | S5 Fvdirines ors s mond g | Suvin of St Joseph's hospital auxiliary Is | s’ g Leslie F. Harrington, Eugene B, & be held thi DENTIST Nurses fiome,'* 2iemoon 8L “thel If dvory loca family showea suc | F2%elk Flotchor 5L Hetneld, Aivert : ; g practical patriotism and a d R Jo h - . 5 d to 715 Main St, Willimantic | formenls’ of mhis: o Tae" 3y TANtOrd, | ald America and her ailies in winning | woael? k. Herberts, Asa Hilton, Green § emove: - T honse o Winikanas disposed of | the ‘war for humanity, the town of | moo pvg et Horaee Hodgwon, An- : RS A B 5 %55k Phone 44l o o Windham Rowd to - |Epragus would make o Mg showing. | voy 3" rbie ares Criine B Perry P. Hopkins, Gilbert S. Hop- - : ey | kins. Philadeiphi Houle, Joseph Hou s ik Henry Howard, Leaven W. Hutchins, = . Francis A. Hutchina. Dicion G. Inglis, Joseph A. Jacques, | Matkoyrck, Joseph Z. Maynard, Fred- jond, Francis J. Richardson, Vincent|Willie J. Walker, Owen C. Walker, | enck was 74 years » George Jolley, Adolphus J. Jarvis, Ovi- | erick Maynard, Leon Maynard, Ar-|C. Reid, Joseph F. Reynolds, Harold |James A. Walsh, Andy Wastlewisce,|an of the Civil wa . 1 la Jarvais Peter J, Jarvais, William |thur Maynard, Clodormier A. Meseier, | W. Robert, Fred Roberts, Brnest Rob- [Frances W. Ward, iloward V. War ber of Jelley, Willtam J. Jenks, Joseph H.|Joseph H. Messier, ¥Fred L. Messier, |ideau, Theodore Robitailie, Feltx C.|Jacob Welsinger, Herbert 1 Weldor Cooling Peppermint Flavor Jodoin, Napoleon Jodoin, oseph A. |Arthur J. Messier, Alax A. Monard, |Robitaille, Leander Robitaille, lsard |Nelson W. Wells, Lafayette H. White Has One Hundr WILUMANTIC CONN Joyal, "Albert S. Johnson, Joseph W.|Wiison A. Metcalf, Theoppiie F. Meti- |H. Rock, Ledrovick E. Rock, Edward | Albert Whitely, Delancy N. Whipple | The Cotchester Fed . . Jullan, Adelard Jolicouer, Aloysios O. |vier, Peter M it, Thémas R, Miil- |Rock, Edson H. Rollins, Wilbert P.|Herbert Whittaker, Francis . Wilde. | non nuimbere. oo » Jouret, Wiifred Joyal. er, Ames A. Milligan, Ceriaco Mini- |Roper, Hill J. Roper, Arthur Rovle, | Joseph Wilcot, Michael Witalec, Frank | They hove sent out + fa Stanley Kanva, Chreatos Katevas, [chrello, Luke Murko, Floyd C. Miteh- | William J. Riley, Joseph W. Rioux, |Wood, Duke K, Wood, Joseph A. Wood. | pecss ot wor r Waiter C. Kingaley, Clark J. Kingsley, [ell, Andro Mocsuisi, Albort A. Moffit, [ Nick Rubinich, Davis C. Rundell, Ly-| Fusene L. Young. every Fyid Augustus A, Kenneeon, Ciifford H. |Dona Monty, Baptiste J. Monty, Na-|man H. Rundell, Louis Rusiscki. Michael Zblyn, Amedee Zercier, Jo- | {{po Kenyon, Joseph H. Kerouack, Lucius |poleon P. Moreau, Adolph J. Moreay, [ John Sadd, Sliby Sadd, Dona G. St |seph A. Zercier, Plobe Zurowski w A erouack, Pawel Krezdeba, Mike Ki- Moreland, Joseph Morin, | Jean, Thero: ‘Salisbury, Leon R. : Called Home by Father's Pl'etty aSh Dresses fflr Sllmmer 1, ohn . Nrewes. | Witk e loccene & - B T e oy & Attended Danislson Moeeting. ) bt ‘ i Christopher Krauss, Harry Kuchar, | Narel Michael, Floyd Nettleton, |Sanderson, Apolis Savae, Amos .| Rebecca chapter, No. 27, 0. & 8§, - s : » La . Edwer oo a it 4 e % ? "|attendea in a body the meeting of | and Danie ' || Fashion seems to have struck a new note in these Navoleen Ta: Crous Bolor Lafetn: |Lomartnr Demport B 0. e | S Joken, T o, Pt Danielson chapter ‘Wednesday even- |and Warre ot || Dresses. Merely to look at them brings to mind Iound Lotwr, Ravinoat W, e |Ragie. T B NYETSR. | Prnels | o W e ren “hamigi | | Mrs. W Mason and Mra. . Rnoney | Sr. ana s | the refreshing Summer days, and when you try | bert, Octave E. Lambert, Camille &. Harey Ostes Nelson W. O'Cigsr B Barson” ¥, Bt Josepn. B gpent Wednesdsy with Jewett City | the homestead on Broadw | P Lamere, Adam Lamy, Joseph W. Lan- |Louls G. Quellette, Fred Quellette, Jo- [@mith, Aloysius D. Smith, Otto R. o - + |been ca e . || one of them on and note the pretty and effective dry, Arthur . Lengevien, Armana soph W, Bt Snell, Thomas J. Spaulding, Reme St. SRERAL of their er || styles, how good fitting and good™ looking they vhons Laperier Wiltam Tasorm A | ot s s Periann HETTNIE Tacal, Btrers, Angbay 2ial corem M | are, there ism’t any doubt but you will be Shorre LRI, Ftoos B lemane pioss | piatuaggin, Lawrense 3. Ballivany Y528 | vt superns o Mip: Acie BC Ap. | olling oo friends | pleased with them. Wiliam Taroche; Wiltred ia “Rook | and o orin, Feloquin. |1 lu?m:m“:ina‘i Fontecost A. Bweet, gre ‘took’ place Wedneaday morning | 1o e yuest of her mother 1 2 i 3 ! y Xavier F. = 1ves ‘rom her home on Church street. Ri e o . i Made of Voile, Ramie, Batiste and Gingham, Frederiek Laytook, Paimer Ta~|Sigthea ??efia‘:.}n‘ o Taber. Mike Toporuski,|auiem Bigh mmacs ai Al Hiailows | VR0 S om0t Bas | i 5 2 . X wvern- | ¢! was celebrated at 9 o'clock by Y 4 Wed - || some show a combination of colors to carry out Valles. ey, ‘Joseph . B T e L R R adiee Dt . 9 pclock by poocbanfl i s |~ the sport ideas and the comtrast so much sought Lasarz, Eugene M. Philli Tetreault, Lewis Thaler, Juramiah |in the Sacred Heart cemotery, Waure- | “°A0ROT (0 FEORCW f, s = hy, Egetor E. lips, H. Thomas, ' Willlam J. Thomas, Henry |gan. Many out of town relatives at- [, (/¢ Il for now. Every one in the lot trim, neat look- lanc, ¥ Leclair, Bapt Phiilips, iungn E. Phillips, 'W. Thornton, Carey _E. Tilinghast, | tended the services." . H et of || ing and smart. Letevre, Philllp Louls [Fiouds, Tosns, B_Fiowle, Joeeph Plac |Clack & Sillloghnst, Waiter Jomasik COLCHESTER el tt of 3 || Prices range from $3.50 and up to $12.50. Fohmon Trank S0 e Pl "Tos Wissve: T Toren o Thomas 8. Clark wos G. Loring, John Nicholas Lov- Justice’ Luscaek, Willam F. ranoius; Vai '.v::mm J. Vadil-. ol 2| —x W AL 7 = land, IHEH. C. MURRAY C0. - % e somepn & | Moot & Firase, Soumpl B ¥a | The tumeras of Tohg sonencr. wro| Ohildren Ory Funeral of John Bchenck, Civil War| Arthur Chapman and Irar Veteran—Red Cross Branch Sends | Were in Lebanon Wednesda Noewich, from pneumonia,_ was held FOR FLETCHER'S plot In - Linwood cemetery. i CASTORI A