Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-04
New London County
voLuNToWN
cantata for Benefit, OF St. Thomas
churei1-Fine and Costs of $2o252
for Illegal Sale.

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The entertainment given by !. the
young people of st. Thomas church
Saturday evening in Union hall was
witnessed by large and appreciative
audience The feature NUM- Der was
the cantata The Bells of ~Elfarnees
Miss MaEionsI1annan} as Delila& inter
preting her part In an admirable man.
ner, ably supported by Miss Eva Gau-
dette as Alrnina. The maids were
Misses Dorothy Scranton, Dozena. Du-
pont, Alice LamoiEe and Flora Disco;
spirits, Misses Flora Dupont, Lulu
Larkin, Irene Magrey, Florence Per-
kins. The rest of the program, which
was well carried out, included Reuben
and Rachel The following children
assisted: Flora Dupont, Irene Magrey.
Irene Gravlir, Florence Perkins, Elijah
Gaudette, Ernest Dupont, Earl Bitgood,
andl Joseph Disco. Louis Disco gave
a humorous recitation emitted Kisses,
in a pleasing manner, andFMfss Marion
]. Hannah rendered a difficult flute
solo in manner that called for an
encore The successful entertainment
was in a great measure due to the
training Of Miss Hannah; who had
charge Of the affair and the ability of
those under her charge. At the close
Of the program the floor was cleared
for dancing. for which Ritchotte's or
chestra furnished music. ~
Clam chowder supper.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
list church gave a successful clam
chowder supper in, the chapel Tues
day evening and served large crowd
with an excellent supper and enter
tanned their company with games and
music, the latter being furnished by
Mrs. Lillian Adams, piano: James Nc
Fall, violin
Heavy Fine for Mensees.
Tuesday morning Martin Monsees
was brought before Justice Of the
Peace John P. German, charged with
the illegal sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the
four counts charged against him and
was fined SITS and costs, the full
amount being S2d2.52.5 The case was
the result of recent raid by the state
police when a quantity of beer and
liquors were seized. after the disposal
of the case a large quantity of the
seized goods was returned to Mr.. Mon
sees to be delivered by him to parties
who had ordered the same said orders
being found to be legal. The bal
ance of the goods were destroyed by
Constable Hatch. Prosecuting Agent
Burnham represented the state and
Attorney Desmond of Norwich appear
ed for the defendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams and
daughter Ellen, of Anthony, R. l., were
Mrs. Charles e. Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Phillips and
daughter Dorothy, of@West Haven were
guests Of Mr.. Phillips parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Phillips, during the hoIi-
days.
Hugh Mcclure of East Hampton,
Conn. was the guest Saturday and
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Anderson
and son Morris were visitors in Jew
cit City Tuesday evening
Mrs. George w. Hatch, Mrs. Theresa
Duffy and daughter Elizabeth called
on friends in Baltic Sunday.
A large number of local people at
tended the auction at the Ada 3. Kin
ME place, Tuesday.
Taken TO Raekus Hospital.
George Whipple, who has been i'll
for some time, was taken to the Back
US hospital at Norwich Wednesday for
treatment.