Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-28

Superior court-Rsd Cross Chapter
 orsanized-erarss to Witness Play
 The Equal Franchise League gave a whist at Yeomar's hall Friday even-s ing of last week, admission l5 cents. Lunch was served Six tables were played.
 Case NoiIed.
 On the list of criminal cases to be tried at the April term of the super for court for Holland county the first was that of Edward k. Lyman, ciIarg- cd. with fraudulent voting Mir. Lys-- man was employed in Brooklyn, N. Y., his family residing in Columbi He was made an elector here last fall and voted here at both town and state elections. At the town election fin October his vote was challenged by the demodrats. The moderator allow he was arrested by democratic on- cials and brought before a democratic Justice of the peace charged with fraudulent voting. When put to piea before that court. inasmuch as the case had been virtually decided, but he was bound over to the superior court Friday morning when the case was called State Attorney Thomas . Noone also a democrat, recommended that the case against Mir. Lymon be noI1ed as intent could not be proven. . The recommendation was accepted
 s. the weekend with the formers fa- thcr on Chestnut Hill. Mir. Collins Is in the employ of the Western E-ec- tric- Co. and expects to be located in Hartford for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Bosworth and daughter and NIT. and Mrs: Frank ShekIeton and daughter of Hartford motored to Columbia Sunday, attended the morning church service and wore quests of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Knee land
 Mrs. Frank Badge with her chil- dren of Brooklyn, N. Y., is visiting her father. A. A. Latham and her sis ters.
 Miss Rose McAvoy of Norwich has been spending several days with Mrs. Kate wolff.
 New Bungalows.
 Isi,am 6 Buell. are erecting a large bungalow on the east shore of Co., lunabia lake for MT. Merwin of West
 A. B. Brown has the foundation laid for another bungalow on the south shore, where he already has several, some of which have been in use scv-
 Rsd Gross Officers Elected.
 met at hsadqnarters Monday evening and organised a Red Cross chapter: Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch. was the temporary chairman previous to the transaction Of business. The Star and Blue were sung. Mrs. P. ID. Ly- sfnsfns. Mrs. weich Savs an inter esting talk regarding iocel state and and referred to q conan1endatory conn munication from Mr. Staub regarding the work in Columbia Charles IT. Hitchcock was chosen permanent chairman and delivered a b-fef nafrfcffc address norniffAkfnR committee of five presented the fol- lowing names: For chairman, MrS. Fannie Dixon Weich: vice chairman, Mrs. Jennie Isham; secretary. Mrs. Hitchcock. These officers were chosen by unanimous vctes
 Three delegates were chosen to at- tend the coming Red Cross conferenee at Hartford: Mrs. Julia A Little. MrS. Jennie Ishatn and Mrs. Maude Hofmes Miss Taber of wiifimantfc, who was expected to be present at the meet ing and gfve instructions in rna<ins Red Cross supplies. failed to appear The local chapter is now fully organ.
 Tuesday of last week % of the znsnn- bers met at the room for work for the first time. The room will be open for workers each Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. weich, in response to inquiry has offered the use Of her bufldingf located on the north shore of the lake for hospital purposes fir case they are needed.
 s. B. West. a long time resident Of visiting local friends.
 Attended Conference. Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch, chair, man of the Holland County branch oi the Connecticut Woman Suffrage aS-