Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-09

l stalled by District Deputy Frank Gun ningham of Willimantic: grand knight, knight. Thomas Lawless; financial cording, secretary, Edward Jouret; treasurer, William Bellavance; war den,s Clarence Reed; inside guard, Ar thur Welch; outside guard, Ralph | advocate, James Jouret: trustee, Ed ward J. Gallagher; lecturer, Joseph P. Smith; chaplain. Rev. J. E. McCar- thy.
 Rose council oa of Wauregan n we're in- l stalled by District Deputy Cunning ham at the meeting: Grand knight, J. T. Govern; deputy grand knight Jul ian Martin: financial secretary, Jo- seph Messier; recording secretary, James Riley; chancellor, Patrick Reed; warden. B. Sachagrino; treas urer. Jeremiah Doyle; lecturer, Rev.
 Ws trussss sisv ETsa5e ns6s guard, Clidemi Messier; outside guard. William Brousseau; chaplain, Rev. Father J. c. Mathieus. MT: Campbell and daughter, Mrs. w. Dana Potter and Charles Camp bell Of Jewett City were Moosup cal CTS Sunday.
 Address by Norwich Chief Executive. A patriotic service. at which Mayor Allyn L. Brown of Norwich was the speaker, was held at the Methodist church Sunday evening. The address ject The Present War, was very in- teresting. Special music was arrang ed by the choir. The service was well attended. the members of the Baptist church. having been given a special invitation. At the close of the ad dress a collection was taken for the benefit of the Red Cross society. .
 Brief Personal Notes7
 Harold Burgess, a first class sea man. now studying at the radio school in Newport. spent Sunday and Mon day with relatives in town.
 sailor boys. is home on a short fur tough.
 Edwin Lyon of the Naval Reserves station at New London, is home on furlough
 Everett Salisbury and son Eldred have returned home after spending the summer attending to an autonlo- bile business at the White Mountains.
 Harry Miller of Sterling spent the week end at the home Of Miss Lizzie Miller.
 Louis Lehoux Arthur Greenier and George Butler from Camp Devens, at Aver. spent Saturday and Sunday at their homes in Moosup.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Burns were Sun day visitors with friends in Provi- dence.
 Miss Rita Pratt and Miss, Olga Pratt of Centerville. R. l.. were week end visitors at the home of their par ents, MT. and MrS. l.. N. Pratt.
 Two Tires Stolen.
 Two new automobile tires were stolen from the touring car owned by Ernest Thetreault, Saturday eve ming. MT. Thetreault left the car in front of Miners dance hall during the evening and when he returned to the car he noticed that they had been ! from the stand and taken. i
 Rally Day Exercises.
 Rally Day was observed at the pleasing programme given by mem, music was arranged by the choir un- der the efficient leadership of the or eanist Everett Dawson. The church | was. decorated with American flags. autumn foliage and flowers. Follow school, Onwardi -Chrizfan Soldiers; 1 invocation by the pastor: exercise by | Misses Annie .Asal, Margaret Mac l I1ennan and Bella Howard; flag salute, 1 Little Christian Soldier: solo, Mar jory Mayhew, with chorus bv Mar l jory Briggs, Grace Connolly, Gertrude 1 ba2 msens mepers os the seho
 Daniel JOuret, while choppine wood ! Saturday afternoon cut hls. left hand ! badly making it necessary to have three stitches taken in the gash.
 Mrs. Lora farley returned to Gen. | tral Falls. R. l.. after spending the past week at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Kennedy.
 Unclaimed letters at the Moosup post office are addressed to Michael Cadigan. T. Jason, Jerbey Decotaux l
 Home FPm Hospital.
 Erwin Rrouillafd returned Monday | from the St. Joseph's hospi- 1 tai, Providence. where he has been a .,patient seven weeks. During. his | times. His friends and relatives were | glad to visit him upon his return and l find him we'll again. He has been op- | erated on before during his early | school days.
 Seniors to Give Play.
 The first rehearsal for the play, Our | Wives. to be given by the senior sclass | If Plainfield High schol was held at | he school building Monday evening. | With the exception of four the entire parts were assigned. Benjamin Daw son has been engaged as coach. The play will be given at both Plainfield md Mocsun this year.
 Marble playing has come back into avor with the boys.
 William Potter of Jewett City spent and Sunday at the home ci lis parents. MT. and Mrs. Olive Pot CT on Main street.
 Good Music for Dancing.
 The dance held under the auspices # Melrose club Saturday evening at Ii;ner hall was a great success. Col ins' Singing Orchestra of Marlboro. Mass. furnished music. During hort internission soda was sold. The rchestra has been engaged to pay gain for the club.
 Will Attend League Meeting.
 Richard Dagrett manager of the