Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-13
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Thieves Performing in This Locality Fred Cooper Presented With a Rins-Personals.

Thieves can still come into Plain | Held, obtain booty and make on | with 1t without anything more heard from them. One day last week some one broke into the home of Baverette Judson on Pleasant street by means of the cellar. The rooms fin the house were turned upside down and a few dollars in money was obtained. IL Is thought that the robbery was the work of some child or children for two banks books belonging to the Judson family were found on the floor and some valuable policies. Nothing but the couple of dollars which was in a small bank was taken. The robber escaped by means of the cellar. Up to the present nothing has been heard In regard to whom the robber was and the chances of finding the guilty per- son are very slim for lately there have been a number of breaks and no signs of the robbers have been found. Nu- merous people have said that day and night policemen should be installed here and these breaks have strength ened their convictions.
 Presented a Ring.
 A birthday party was held fin honor of Fred Cooper at his home on Law ton Heights on Saturday evening. A number of MT. CoopeTs friends pre- sented Mir. Cooper with a handsome gold ring. He also received an elab-
 
 a stick pin from Mir. Lee Glegg. A social evening was spent in playing games and singing songs, after which a luncheon was served by Mrs. Coop CT. The party broke up at a late hour with every one wishing Mir. Cooper happiness and success. Those present at the party included: The Misses Alexander. Loretta Palieser, James Walker. Laura Robinson, Rose Hilton. Margaret Matthews and Annie Didings, and William Ridings. Asa Hilton, William Platt Walter Platt George Sargeant and Jessie Alexander
 Norwich Visitors.
 Among local people in Norwich on Saturday included: George Hutchin- le. Joseph Maloney. Mrs. Alexander Gibson. Mrs. Valmore Guertin, Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. Phillips. Romeo Lam hero and daughters. Margaret and Christianna. Mrs. Mary Dufrense. Mrs Charles Monty. Mrs. Robert Alec Mitchell, Mir. and Mrs. William | Burlow. Thomas Flynn, the Misses Annie Raj. Mary Moreland. Nellie | Quinn. Lillian Delaney Evelyn Greenwood. Lillian Marshall. Angus tus Krauss. Margaret Krauss. Chorus Choir Assemblies. The Young Mems Chorus choir of l | the home of John Gallup on Saturday | evening. Hymns and songs were | rendered bv the choir under the lead- | ership of Rev. Arthur Barwick after which Mir. Harry Green. the noted | humorist amused the members with | his funny stories and selections. | Refreshments were served by the host. Those present at the Eatherine | included: Rev. Arthur Rarwick John Bradford. Christopher Krauss, Will fam Ingalls,. Clarence Winson. George | Krauss. Cecil Bradford. George In Eals. Cecil Butler. William Exley. | Harry Greene. John Grab. Philip Pe- l terson. George Hutchinson. and Fred erick Lyons. Miss Helen Gallup acted | as pianist.
 Has Seen Navy Record.
 Lionel Dupuis who has recently re- turned from New Haven after a seven weeks sojourn there. claims to have come in contact with a Knights of Columbus Navy recording secretary, | who is rated by people of that place to be one of the most interesting of | lecturers. He has travelled around the world and has visited islands un- known to the majority of people and | his talk on his travels are of great interest. Mir. Dupuis said this gen. tleman, Walter IT. Brennan, will be in this locality shortly and will talk on his travels.
 Julian Martin Entertains.
 A whist party was held at the home | of Julian Martin on Lawton Heights, Friday evening. Five tables of whist were played with Mrs. Corede and J. B. F'rechette gaining the highest hon. DTS and Mrs. Pierre Lariviere and Bert Matthews the booby winners. Father Keefe Spoke in Providence.
 Rev. William A. Keefe spoke in | Providence. R. l.,
 | Mrs. James Crawshaw, formerly of this place, and now of New Bedford | Mass. has been visiting her sister | Mrs. James Drake.
 Julian Martin and Pierre Larwiere spent Sunday in Wauregan.
 Sleighing proved to be yesterdays greatest amusement for the many people of this section. Numerous people enjoyed themselves with long sleigh rides.