Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-12
HUSBAND WAS GAMBLING
Added $3.50 Worth of Chances to Ae
count on Family Store book.

Following. complaint to Mayor J. ].
McGarry that the punch board bust
ness was again flourishing in some
sections of the city, there will be an
appearance in the. city court this
morning. One instance of husband
going to his grocer's and punching out
$2.20 worth of chances, which he had
charged on the family account book
was complained of by the wife, when
she went to settle her account at the
end of the week.
Officers of Quinebaug Lodge.
The following are. the newly elected
officers of Quinebaug lodge, No. 106,
A. F. and A. M, w. NJ, NJ. H. Geissler;
8. W.. Z. H. Fuller: J. W.. E. C.
Morse; S. D., A. w. Marcy; J. D..
Arson B. Handy: secretary. G. Allen
Hawkins; treasurer, Silas NJ. Whee-
lock; s. s., George T. Challoner: J. S.,
Charles F. Devine: marshal, George P.
Miner; chaplain, L. P. Merriam; tyler,
A. A. Buchanan; trustees, Gilman H.
Brown, DR.. F. A. Morrell. G. Harold
Gilpatric. - >,
Putnam Lodge Election.
The new officers of Putnam lodge
of Masons of Woodstock are: w. NJ,
Henry T. Wells; s. w. George w
| Butts J.. w. Windsor Clark; S. d..
Frank Johnston: J. D. Martin Nelson;
treasurer, l. H. Williams; secretary,
Robert Harris; marshal, Frank
| Haines: chaplain, Joseph Spalding: 8.
| s., Fred E. Sheldon; J. s., George Da-
| Wis; tyler, Allen w. KENYON; trustees,
| II. w. Bowen, George NJ. Sampson,
| George H. Sumner.
Odd Fellows Invited to Worcester.
| Members of Israel Putnam lodge of
! ODD Fellows have received an. invi-
| tation to be guests Thursday evening
\ of this week of Quinsigamond lodge of
| Worcester, at the comforting of the
| third degree on a class of $50 candi-
dates, in Mechanics hall. The floor
| work is to be in charge of Parkman
comforting of degree in this city
when the local lodge observed it's sill
| Yer anniversary. banquet Is to be
| held at the Bancroft hotel
| This evening Israel Putnam lodge is
| to nominate officers for the ensuing
| term and is to confer the first degree
| OH candidates
| Wednesday evening members of the
orchestra of the local lodge are to go
| to Webster to assist in work to be
| done by the lodge in that place.
| Salvation Army Kettle Appears.
|, The Salvation army's red kettle, the
official sign that it is again time to
| make Christmas contributions, made
| its appearance at its accustomed place,
near the bank building, Monday af-
| ternoon, with Captain Fee IN charge.
| Notwithstanding the fact that there is
| country, there is no reason to believe
| that there are not poor persons to be
| thought of, this Christmas season..
| The army workers here will find
| good use for every dollar that is con-
| tributed to their Christmas fund. In
quiet corners of the city they know
\ of homes that are; dependent upon the
fSalvat1on Army workers efforts and
the generosity of the public for a
| cheerful holi&Ay. The old and feeble
are no strona& in this year Of pros
perity than they were in years just
past, and their source of revenue is
no greater. They are as needful of
| assistance as in the past, and every
| thing given through the Salvation
i Army will help bring them a happy
and abundant holiday.