Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-24

4 telegram has been received by Louis MaSsi announcing the safe ar rival in New York, of his brother. Rev. Daniel AIassi, of the congregation or the Mission of La SaIette- Father Masx1 is a native of Jewett City, born May Is 1886. He made his grammar course at the Riverside Grammar schsol and later spent seven years at the college of La Salette, Hartford.
 After due preparation he was sent by his supervisors to complete ms studies in Rome For the last SIX years the young priest has Htted- nm self in the Eternal City for the priest hood and was ordained in the baslllca of Saint John the Lateran by the late Cardinal Pompih, December IS: 19Io- Since ordination Father MaSs1 mas spent his time in advanced study, teaching and the requirement of the Italian language
 solemn mass at Saint 8fary's church. Sunday morning. at 10 o'clock Alter mass he will impart his blessing to the congregation.
 lave and Mary Paulhus Massi of Ash land street. He has a brother and sls- ter in town, Louis NIassi and Mrs William AIcKenna, also a sister, Mrs. Victor Racine in New Hampshire
 Important Demonstration.
 The caning and drying demonstra- tion at the Town Hall this afternoon. by Miss Campbell. promises to be Of great benefit to all interested in con- serving food in the best possible man
 chautauqua Guarantors.
 The number of guarantors for Chau- tauuua next year up to Thursday night is 6s They are: Geo H Jennings, H C. Webster. F. E. RainvilIe; P + Phillips. J. W Payne. F E. Robinson, F. 1T. Gilbert. A. D Tripp, w H. Brown. Elizabeth Dealy. D. F. Finn, Sarah K Adams, J. + Mclaughlin Mrs A. RI- Clarke J P German " T. Crurnb Edmond Jodoin, E. F. BurIeson. J. H. Mccarthy, Alex Me N1icol Wm- NIcNicol, Mrs. R. " DearnIey. Chas. R. Carey. Jacob WechsleT. Edw, A GeeT' Maud M. $ Faust Lila J. Baldwin. J. A Hourigan- Azarias Grenier- A Zegeer- Thomas 1IcBroome R. J. Guy, T. A Rioux. Alex H NIcC1uggage, G. H. Prior, Frank AIinslzy. F. D. Ballou. Wallace H. Payne. John Mort A 4. Young, "A NJ Clarke 1I- E. Shea H D. Hew- itt A L. Mclaughlin. E. T. Blake, Chas T. Armstrong. F. T. Fields. J. T. Wilbur c. A Haskell. F. F. Gilbert, O. F. Miller. g G. Norman, H. W Dawley. F HI Wilcox C. D. Wolf F. J. Burr. John Potter, Chas. P. Hopkins, A AI Brown, AI- W. filling, E. A E H Hiscox. Felix GUillet and James
 Griswo4d Town Committee.
 The Connecticut State Council of De- fense have sent a formal announce rnent of the appointment to the Gris- Uold Town Committee of the Con nscticut Council of Defense James H Shea chairman: H. c. Webster secretary and treasurer. and W. C. Terry The Town committee were not organized as a mere formality, but because in the ultimate analysis the success of the State Council of De- Tense must depend, in the fullest measure. upon these local organiza- lions. They are absolutely at the foundation of everything to be done.
 Over Mohawk Trail.
 SIr and Mrs L. NJ Carpenter and Eon Russell, and MT. and Mrs. F. H. EiIbert. recently enjoyed trip through he Berkshires, on the Mohawk Trail, returning by way of Jacobs Ladder
 Mrs. Andrew 8Teech of Danielson Spent Thursday at Mrs. F. I. Rays.
 Mrs Minnie lift of Quidnick. R. l., s the guest of Mrs W. H. lift
 Red Cross to Knit
 The Jewet1 City Red Cross chapter txpect soon to begin their quota of l50 knitted sets comprising sweater raufier wrist3ets and socks. Yarn will De furnished by the chapter All who