Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-02
TWETr CITY
Pupils Who Were Perfect in Attend ance For Year Number Eleven Borough to Have ficrribles Parade Other Bits of News From the Vile Iaee.

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 The following pupils of the Griswold schools have neither been absent or tardy during the past school year:
 Verna Tarbox. John Tracy. Helen Bakanowski. Bertha Budiek, Katie Du- dei, William Gaslsa, Josephine Ambot, Bertha Davis, Edith L lift Stanley Dutka and Stanley Skeeyxlas.
 Members of the Foresters will meet in their hall at 3 am Thursday to take part in parade.-adv
 Special meeting Fire Co this eve ming at p. m-adv.
 To Do Red Cross Work.
 The T. N. c. and K. B. clubs are to meet this evening to do Red Cross work. Those who wish to do surgi- cal dressings and work in the room upstairs in the town hall under the direction of Miss Aglae Therrien. Those who wish to sew will meet in the low CT room with Mrs. T. A. Rioux. All the ladies who work in the Red Cross rooms either on hospital gar ments or surgical dressings are invited to take part in the civil parade the moxning of the Fourth of July. Those wl1, are entitled to uniforms are re- quested to wear same. They will meet in the hospital garment Red Cross room at quarter of ten Thursday | morning, as the parade takes place at ten.
 Charles Archer, U. S. N. of New 1 port spent Sunday with his sister, | Mrs. w. T. Crumb
 Won1en to Be in Horribles Parade. Several wonfen have signified their intention of taking part in the horribles l parade on Fourth of July. and all those who do are to meet at 6.30 a. m. at the l fountain on Main street The mothers l and wives of the men in the service | are to be a special feature. In case the mother cannot be pres ent. female relative Of the family is 1 asked to appear in this part of the l parade, that every family in the town having sons in the service may be rep l resented. As far as possible the ser 1 vice flag should be carried. The line of march Thursday starts 1 at 1n 2. m. on S0ille street extending to 1 Mathewson up Main down Ashland ur i Hill down East Main to Park. up Main i to Palmer. 10 East Main to Tracy av- enue, to Mathewson, down RaiIroa | avenue to crossing through Svlvandale back up Main to Park and disband. | John Kendall Wounded. The family in Lisbon of John Ken 1 dall. Who is overseas, have received 1 word from his wife in Hartford, that he has been seriously wounded. Mrs 1 Joseph Bottomly of Jewett City is the young mans sister.
 Gift From "Over There"
 Mrs John ". Blake has received 5 1 beauL'ul hand embroidered silk apror from Ter sor, John W. Blake, Jr., from over there.
 School Reception.
 The class of '19 of the Riverside Grammar School. held reception ir | the Bijou, Friday night. Gifts of two and one-half dollar gold pieces were presented by tbc class president, Ed. 1 ward 4. Faust Jr to Principal Clem- ent Assistant Principal Mrs Uettit Johnson and Miss Georgianna Houle Driscolrs orchestra played for tht dancing.
 Mrs Mabel Williams school held { picnic at her home on Saturday. Games and contests made an afternoon O great fun. John Burns won the prize in the standing jump and potato race He and William Franklin won tht three legged race. John Dunda wol the second prize in the potato race Fannie Solemski won the standing jump for the girls. Baseball was an other feature. Sandwiches, lemonad' and ice cream were served.
 Mir, and Mrs A. M. Brown and sons and Mrs. J. E. Phillips, Mrs. Waite Marshall and family are at Groto1 Long Point for the summer.
 Mrs. M. W. filling. Misses Gwendoly1 and Eleanor filling spent Sunday il New Haven. Miss Gwendolyn remain for a visit.
 All owners of autos in the town arc asked to join in parade on Thursday Cars trimmed with tops down. Bus mess houses and factories are asked to prepare foats.-adv.