Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10

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 eiaIties Company to Build New
 Housss-Fire Company orsasized
 by Palmer Employees. as
 Nieteen women were present. at the Thursday Afternoon clubs all cay ses- materials for Red Cross nse. 4 lunch was served at noon. In the sa4tornoon a short business session was held
 uneas Lodge lnsuraneA Psidr
 Thursday last Mrs. George N. Wood was paid by c. Turner Loon1is the 4. o. U. w, of which Mir. Wood was a
 Tender Rssisnatnons.
 At a recent meeting of the selectmen James Beckwith and wife, who have bean superintendeGt,a a8d, ma tTe1 of the handed in their resiSn6 ttoh to take ef- feet April 1st.
 Surprised on Birthday.
 About twenty friends of Miss LeQna Devine gave her 8 s.rprise Z on her birthday recently. There were several present from New London and Nor- wich Tie evening was pleasantly spent with music and a demon strattor of new dances by the young folks. Sandwiches. cocoa. cake, ice cream ana fruit were served bp Mrs. Deylfe, as- sisted by Mrs. Cushing, During the evening Miss Devine was presented handsome bracelet as we'll as many other gifts.
 Mrs. Annie Donoghue has. been en- tertaining her sister. Mrs. Joseph Berth and saughteFref Hanever..i-.2
 John Cuddy cut his hand badly vi Ehile eoe at. .St8 X95k ia Ibs M' R FoRfFts0n famiIs 1aTes sSSs45s5 SerlsR has 9yssq with viii his James B. Armstrong after few days viesit, with, Rfr. isas Mras Charles Chapel has returned to New Haven.
 Ableit6s Return Horne. s;is
 Mrs. Annie Newton. after several weeks spent at the home of her son, Louis G. Newton, has returned to her home in the village. Mrs. Newton was badly injured by a fall on the ice some time ago, and was for some weeks car ed for at the home of Dr. Fox, going from their to her sons.
 Frank Crandall. who was injured by a fall some time ago, is able to be out
 Several friends in town of Samuel Cohen have received postcards rom in the U. s. navy. '.-s The Busy Bee Sewing club was en- tertained this week at the home of Mrs. Eugene Bonville in. Pequot>
 Will Build New Houees.
 The Thames Specialties company is planning to built a number of teue- ment houses this spring @ Lenten ServiV& z At St. Johns Roman Cahcifc church the Lenten service was held Wednes- day evening, and consisted of sermon by Rev. Charles W. Brennan of Nor diction. Friday evening there was Stations of the Cross, followed by ben ediction.
 Many at Baptist Services.
 A large number attended the ser vices at the Baptist church Sunday evening to hear the Goldman negro singers which was enjoyed by all
 Miss Mae Sullivan, who has been bookkeeper for Morris Freeman, has resigned.
 Rural Carrier J. B. Tooker. owing to the conditions early in the week. his route:
 ally RefsGs BoPs. eGgPa k es sisn Hss over it's meeeting this. week until Tuesday night in eTder that the toie White Cross council of Norwich and witness the complication of the third degree: Cornelius Fitzgerald. Henry Rheaume. Matthew J. Walsh der Barcher, John Cuduy, Austin Mat thews, Edward Curtin. Themes Rraa- nfgan, Henry Brouiiiard, Daniel D:.- vine, Edmond I<iiieca-
 New Fire CeEtraas.
 Peter Seymour of Wtliimantic was a guest at the home Of Aosss Hart Sunday.
 The ernpioyes of the Palmer Broth- eTs' company lnet the con1pany's of- fee on Friday evening for the purpose of organizing a fire eonnpa ny William W Lyman, superintendent Of Eha mill. addressed the me9t3ng- Headquarrers will be establishsd sn ,eEe ot tle notn- 5Ga1'x tenaYnensS f%