Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20

Norwich Bulletin. Wiiiimartis os. fee, 2a Church St. Telephone 1o5.
 What b Going Tonight
 obwebetuck Lodge, No. 16, l. o. 0. F. meets at 3o7 Main street
 Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso- citation meets in St. Josephss hall.
 About seveuky-five members of willimantic Branch of the Needle Work Guild of America met wednes- day afternoon in the Woman's Club rooms, No 8g3 ain street for the twenty -fffth annual tea and donation day. The meeting was called to order promptly at three o'clock by the president Mrs. A. c. Scripture, who called upon the secaetary for her report. The report of Miss Mary Hatch which was given in detail told of the vast amount of work done by the mtp 1bers of the guild and that in all about Zoe garments. had been re- ceived and placed on exhibition in the room. The report of the treasurer, Mrs D. C. Barrows, showed the guild to be in good financial standing. A few words of greeting were spoken by Mrs. Phoebe J. Edson. who recently gave UT her duties as distributor of the garments. after seventeen years of faithful service. She was followed by Mrs. Ora Clark who told of the work of the welfare bureau of this city. At the close of the afternoon s programme, Miss Martha Kalms de- lightfuiIy sang The Rose in the Gar den, by w. H. Neidlinger. and The Birth of Morn, by Franco Leoni. She was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Lucy Stone Tes, cake and cookies were served by the committee, Mrs c. D. Stone, Mrs. Arthur Stiles and Mrs. Arthur Clark. The garments that had been donated by the members of the guild and by local people inter ested in the work, numbering about 700. were displayed during the meet irg. There was a large assortment of babies clothes. towels shoes. under clothing for girls and boys, stockings caps children's dresses and rofr1pers plght clothes, and other practical ar ticles. All these will be given away by the guild to such places as the Newington Home. county home al Putnam, home service bureau and hos ritals. Some of the articles will be given to the widows of world Wal veterans and the remainder will bt turned over to the local welfare bu- reau for distribution. The Needl, Work Guild which has just entered it: twenty-sixth year, stands seventh among the guilds of the United State. l for the amount of work it produces 1T | proportion to it's membership and it record has been cited as an exarnpf, | to many guilds in other cities through out the country.
 Tickets for Cycler's Thanksgivlns 1 minstrels on sale at Wilson's Drul Store, Friday.-adv.
 Graduation for the class of 1919 O St. Joseph's hospital was held at St I Mary's Lail Tuesday night with ! good attendance of relatives an, friends of the graduating class. DI | Owen O'Neill delivered the addres. ! Dr. f. E. Guild. Following the grad uati1n there was reception at tn | nurses home which was attended b, members of the medical staff. execu | tive board. officers of the hospital aux iiiary and the alumnae of the schoo | The members of the graduating clas 1 are: M,sz NJ. Helen McVeigh, of Nor | wich, Miss Elizabeth L. Holiday, c
 Westerly R. l.. Miss Catherine G. Say l age, Miss Alice L. Healy and Mis-
 Mary E. SuliivarF of ,NIlimantic.
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 Tuesday night at The EIms ther
 were assembled about three hundre
 employees of the American Threa | Company. mostly members of the fam
 flies of prize winners in the contes
 for the best kept lawns and windo'
 boxes in the tenements of the com
 pany. Among the special guests wer
 General F. F. kaiey of the executiv
 board and Donald H. Curtis. the ne agent of the local mills The Elrr
 had been attractively decorated an
 an entertainment had been arrange
 which in every way proved a success The winners of the prizes. follow , Oaks District, first prize $5, Davi Peacock. 74 Pleasant street: secon prize. 8, Gustave Van Haverbeke, 1
 Quercus avenue; third prize, g. Joh Luton. S1 Crescent street. Fourtee
 prizes ot q each were given in tn
 group. Main and Factory Group-firl
 prize, tied. s3.5o each. Ernest Asseii ,i Factory street Mike Weejick. 1t
 Main street: second prize. tied.
 each. William Richmond. 229 Mai
 street, Moses Bornbria, 2ss Ma
 street, third prize, including fourtee
 prizes of s1 each were given in tn
 district. Ives street and Carey Hi
 Group. first prize. 8. Joseph Branie
 45A Ives street; second prize, fo, , tied, g each Frank Gawdsh, 1s. Iv, 11t street, Anthony Kamionski. 1913 Iv, street, John Bodga. 23A Ives stree
 and H. Shut. 22B Ives street Foul
 teen other prizes of s1 each were give
 in this district.
 Suit for 5000 has been brought |
 William r. Lennon of this cit
 against William B. Welch of Hartfor
 as the result of an accident which O
 cured shortly before midnight (
 Tuesday. Oct 1. near the Bolton tow
 boundary. This case is returnable
 the superior court of Windham on |
 first Tuesday of January. The acc
 dent occurred when Mir. Lennon VI
 returning to this city from Hartfo 2 with a party of local young men a
 ter having been to that city to s : Cardinal Mercier. The Lynch fami 1 was returning from Jewett Ci <1 where they had been attending { neral. According to the plaintiff
 had brought his car to 8 stop on |
 right side of the road to avoid b | ir0 rfr1ack hy the rar being drfuar