Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
New London County
UNCASVHLE.
Installation at Deeem C1ub--peath of Mrs. F. L. RolIes-Psrties and Other Social Affairs.

At the meeting of the Decem club the following officers were installed: President, Roy Gardner; vice presi- dent, Howard E. Rogers; secretary, Frank F. Richardss treasurer, Charles Kofb. Two applications for member ship were accepted. After the business of the meeting a supper was served.
 The seleetnen held their first meet ing under the new arrangement, that of meeting on the first Monday instead of last SatuISaay, on Fob. 2, in Town Clerk Charles N, NChsppers office.
 Upon complaint of Robert Chapel, Clifford Clark was arrested by Consta- ble M J. Hickey Monday and brought before Justice of the Peace William Smiddy. who fined him s and costs, Jail He went to jail, unable to pay.
 Given Surprise Party.
 Misses Edna and Elsie IsaBounty. Miss Laura Chapman, Miss Agnes Quinn. Miss Emma Shapiro, Miss Lil- lian Sawyer, Miss Laura Cologne Miss Ruth Bergman, Miss Laura Moran, Arthur Rheaum, Arthur Pratt, Edward Geary. William Carter. orInand Plouff, Henry Brouflsard, Frank Craig. Arnede Lusignan. Andrew Rosenlund, friends of Henry St Germain of Pe- quot, met at his home Tuesday, giv- ing him a surprise. The evening was spent in playing games and with vo-
  WicheS, cake. candy, fruit and fruit punch was served.
 Maia Carrier III.
 Frank Austin, who carries the mail from the C. V, station to Oakdale, has been off his route for the past week on account of i'll health. Reuben Austin has substituted.
 William BySnes is confined to his home with 8 severe attack of heart trouble.
 s. Johnson has moved his repair shop from the Murphy tenement to the house above Darts store.
 Mrs. Roises Dies from Shock.
 Mrs. Z. Lewis Bo4les, who occupied a tenement in one of the Reyes Pro duct companyss houses, was found in an unconscious condition on the floor of her home Monday by one of the neighbors who happened in. Others were summoned and a physician call ed. It was found that Mrs. Bolles had suffered a paralytic shock and fallen to the floor. She died Thursday.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society met at the home of Mrs. John Nichols Thursday afternoon
 Fred l. Phillips is confined to his home by illness. During his absence his son. James Phillips, is acting as ianf3or of Palmer Memorial school building.
 The members of tine graduating class at ti1e Palmer Memorial school are ax- ranging to give an entertainment
 George Getchen is confined to his home by illness
 Star CaGh Ahaee&s
 Miss Frances Edwards, Miss Efiz- zbesh A1exznder, Miss Ruth Long. Rz@G M1lisceEt CnmstOck, Miss Jennie Nelson, Mss Doroehea Hayes Miss Hazel Besoe, Miss Grace Kent, memb- bexs of the Star ckEsb, with Mrs. Leo1a A ComahocA, hezd meeting at the home 0f ME and Mrs Frederick E. Comgeoc& Saturday afternoon An en- ter4afuing programme was given and dezzG5nzls refBssnmenfsaw were served by Mrs CnanSkDck.
 ckadsessas Party.
 Mir, and aEnR c. Everett Chapman arrtE$a9ned a few of the pIaymates of their dazghAeK. Dorothy, Saturday aft : eHaoou, her Tth b6xthday- Those pres emf were Alice Chapel, Lillian Spen- 2 Geg. Mary Rxa&t, Nett1e Strickland, Lila ! Strickland, MMkzon Chap6nan, Marion Moon and Sydney Moon of New Lon Aem- Gsnres Were played and re- :. fresfmnents ssege seUzsad. Many pretty gifts wsBe recnE~ed by little Miss Cs1sapxuan-
 s Mra Eazk 1.AE1saoD and son, who have been s6emddng a week with friends at ; G3RSxanH Lake, returned 11ome Sun AaU night.
 ! TIsaRmday zxiesrf she t1a1lce given by tbs AR0Aog Boat cSsEb of RerryvfrIe in { StookaBfS hakz was much enjoyed by eMuse ssAen6ixa@.