Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-28
DANCING
TONIGHT
Phoenix Hall, Danielson
Music BY
Rowland's Jazz Band
of Norwich
Dancing 8-12
PUTNAM

At the whist party given by the
Putnam Girls club Thursday evening
$50 was realized. This money viii
be used to buy necessary furnishings
for the club rooms. The club has
very promising prospects. Entertain
ments and daTSces will be given each
month.
Local boards throughout the state
received a telegram to the effect that
all limited service men connected
with the boards will be discharged at
an early date. Private Frank J Phil
lips who has been with the board in
this city since September, will leave
Friday for Fort Slocum where he will
receive his discharge.
MIR. and Mrs. Alphonse Patenaude
entertained at their home Monday
night in honor of Mrs. Patenaude's
birthday. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all present. A gold piece
was given Mrs. Patenaude.
Deputy Automobile Inspector Ralph
Young OF Danielson was in town on
Monday examining applicants for au-
tomobile licenses.
Private Edmund Lowney of Pomfret
| has been cited for bravery. He was
! the only one of his company who vol
~
| Land with his captain to rescue a
! wounded officer. Shells were burst
ing all around them as they went on
their perilous journey but both re-
tarned safely and the wounded man
with them.
District Deputy John B. Daigle and
| about eighteen members of Cargil
Council Knights of Columbus. assist
ed the Norwich council Sunday in do
ing some third degree work.
! Mr.. Marden, matchmaker for Geo
E. Shaw, leaves next Monday for
berkshire Hills, Great Darlington
Mass. He has been in Mr.. Shaw's en-
! pioy for nearly a year.
Carl E. johnson died Monday from
influenza at his home in Woodstock
Mr.. Johnson was 81 years old Bur-
:al will be today in New London.
District Press Chairman Mrs. w. J
Bartlett, who attended the reception
In honor of Mrs. NJ. Toscan Bennett
gave out the following: A stream c.
resolutions and protests against the
illegal Imprisonment of the suffragist;
in Washington is constantly going t
President WILSON and to the senat,
leaders. The resolutions all ask fo
the immediate passage of the fedora
suffrage amendment as the only va,
of ending an intolerable situation. On,
of the resolutions was passed at
crowded meeting held last Friday
at the home of Mrs GEORGE Day
when Mrs. NJ. Toscan Bennett, daugh
ter of Mrs. Day, made a speech relat
ilig her prison experiences and ex
planning the tactics of the Nationa
Women's Party. The resolution pc
, titioned that this country be made
+ true democracy by the passage of tn
) federal suffrage amendment and h
| Acknowledgement of its women. Be
5 fore Mrs. Bennett began her speec
Miss Catherine Flanagan gave a.
account of her work since she wa
t last in Connecticut. She had cam
| paigned for the National Woman
| party. first in Idaho. TO win the vot
! of Senator Borah. and then in Mon
tana against Senator Walsh, who ha
/ failed to satisfy the suffragists tina
: he was doing his utmost for The fed
eral suffrage amendment After tn
! election in Montana, at which Sena
tor Walsh's majority had been great
$ reduced, Miss Flanagan Wen. to Ne,
t Hampshire where she had workc
4 hard to win the vote of Senate
Moses The lower house Of the Ne,
| Hampshire legislature had PASSED
resolution asking Senator Moses
| vote for the amendment but The res
olution had been turned down by Il,
senate and the vote of Senator Nose
was still in doubt.