Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
CHAUTAUQUA MEETINGS
 DRAW LARGE AUDIENCES.
Parts Elected to Appear in Junior
 Play.

1 Interest in Chautauqua was well maintained Friday, when there were l appreciative audiences at both the af- | ternoon and evening entertainments. l On Friday the management was | obliged to announce a change in the | program as announced for today, | Marguerite Buckler of the Chicago | Opera company appearing in the place | to share the program with Josef Mar tin. pianist, and Margaret Anderson. i futist.
 i Dr. Lydia A. De vibiss is to speak at the Sunday evening Chautauqua service.
 Friday the junior Chautauqua mem bers had a great day of it. They con- tinued their work of electing officers William Mccoy was elected a mem
 Der of the law and order committee. The nominations for the cleanup com mission were made up of the names of Ellsworth Sabin, Flora White and Es- ther Rouse. A meeting of this commits sion was held at II o'clock to consider suggestions for laws, action to be taken today.
 parts in the junior play, Thrift: Thrift. Genevieve Letters; Wasteful- ness, Miss Alice Wright; Savings Bank, Elliott Dean: May Spend. Esther Rouse: George Washington. Ellsworth Sabin; Martha Washington, Janet Gil- bert; MT. and Mrs. Spend, Bob Mo 1ntyre. Edith Cutler.
 Members of the junior alumni were delighted of the opportunity to greet Miss Roberts. who was the first junior leader here four years ago. and who had the role of Happiness in the play of Thursday evening. The alumni members feel they are filling the gap between the junior and senior organ izations and keeping the young people interested in good, wholesome recrea- tion
 Already Doing Government Work.
 Men who watched the draft numbers come in Friday afternoon noted that they called for some Putnam young men who have beaten the Craftsmen" to it. For instance, Ley1and Bradley is in the service and John A. c. War her is doing government work essen tial to the successful prosecution of the war
 Preoarations for Town Election.
 Hermon G. Carver and George Pot win, registrars of voters for the town, have given notice of an early August session they are to hold for the pur- pose of making an enrolment of voters This is making ready for the town election this fall.
 Items of Interest
 Dr. William Saretzki of this city has written the war department and of fered his services in the army as a 
 In the draft yesterday the proprietor and clerk in his shoe store in Put nam are called to the colors.
 Miss Grace Child of Hartford Is | spending her vacation with her mother | Mrs. Abbie Child. of Grove street.
 Alferie Cordier and Lorenzo Ken nedy, enlisted men, are with an army | motor truck company at Fort Ogle- 1 Ga, where many enemy aliens | are interned. l
 Rev. Anselem Mayotte, assistant at | St. Mary's church, Is one whose num- | Der was drawn for military service | Friday, but he, by reason of his call | Ing, is exempt.
 The Manhasset company's baseball l team will go to Willimantic today to | play the American Thread company l team.
 Herbert Smith. home in this city, is | now flying as aviation student at | Squantum, Mass.
 George c. Simmons, Providence, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Edmund i Brown, School street.