Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-11
NO CLASSIC DANCES
The Moves School of Anaesthetic Ex-
 pression Won't Be at Woodstock This Season.

There1l not be any lawn sprites at | the Matthewsoa place ir Woodstock l during the coming summer season. An advertisement that has appeared in New York publication indicates that the Moves school. of aesthetic danc- ing and rhymatic expression is to be transferred to a location in New York.
 Getting away from the higher planes fAthings, this is regarded as tough luck by many who made a habit of running over to Woodstock to look over the high ( ass chickens, as they put it. for there is no deaying that the school of eolorature dancing, if there is any such, thing. made q big hit with the boys-boys being used in the most generic sense of the term and intended to cover all masculinity between the ages of 14 and i75.
 Neither is there any denying that the young ladies who attended the school were lot deserving of very con siderable attention. though they did hot invite it. for they might De rated as super-caickens by even the most commonplace judge of feminine charms.
 The fact that their rehearsals of the beautiful dances they came to study were, at least in part. held on the grounds of the beautiful old country place and that their dancing costumes were distinctly decolette didn't help in any degree to keep the crowds away. and the result was that traffic in creased considerably along the route leading to the dancing school and mo- | tors had habit of stalling there. The war sure does bring many trials, trib- Dulations and disappointments. : President Faunce Commencement Speaker.
 l President W. H. D. Faunce of Brown university is to deliver the address at 1 the commencement exercises of Put
 nam High school. in the Bradley thea :
 ire, June 20. President Faunce. as the head of one of the rapidly developing universities of the east, is a forcefu1
 speaker and Putnam considers itself fortunate in having secured him for
 the exercises.
 Knitted to Get Money for Bond. Miss Mary Jarvais of this city is getting commendation for the system she pursued in earning funds to be used for the purchase of a Liberty bond. Miss Jarvais did what millions have been urged to do, make or save funds enough to buy a bond without touching other money. She accom- Iplished this by knitting industriously for period of three months for those who wanted the woolen articles that
 her skilled and industrious fingers lproduced and the proceeds of her la
 bor were sufficient to enable her to
 buy bond of the third series.
 Transferred to Tank Service. Corporal Edmund Flagg. Goodyear,
 one of the selected men from this dis ftrict and who went to Camp Devens
 last fall. has volunteered for the spe-
 cial work and has been transferred to
 the heavy tank service. He is in
 training at Gettysburg and is believed
 to be the first man from this district
 to get into the service of operating tanks. Corporal Flagg formerly was
 a member of the old 18th company of
 Danielson.
 l Manhasset-Wo Co. Game Today.
 The first in a series of three base
 ball games arranged to be played be-
 tween teams representing the Man
 hasset Manufacturing company and
 the Putnam. Woolen company, respect
 lively. will be played this afternoon on
 the Manhasset grounds.
 The Manhasset team members vii
 wear their new uniforms. which are oi , gray, trimmed with scarlet, with scar , let stockings, the outfits the gift ot the company. The Putnam Wooler , company team also will wear smart new uniforms. The series of games is 5 expected to deve,qp a great deal ot l interest.
 Twenty to Be Examined Friday. ii Friday of next week 20 men iron different towns in the district will bt called here to undergo their. physica examinations. The examinations vii be conducted by Dr. J. B.. Kent, chair, man of the local board. The men wht . are to be examined are those who's U cases have been pending for some tim, in the office of the district board, bu
 tnow have been passed upon. Two Join Hose Company. 6 At a meeting of Hose Company Nc i 1, Eugene Gagne, Albert Gagne an, n Jsadore Guertin were elected to mem s bership. Rules and bylaws for tn f company were discussed and adopted f It was voted that the company prac
 tice regularly Thursday evenings. Tn
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