Connecticut western news., 1919-11-13
NORFOLK

Mrs. George E. Gillette and son Gordon of Hartford have been spend ing the past several days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Sylver- nale.
 The Norfolk Water Go. has a large force of men working day and night putting in a new curb box and screens at Lake Wangum, the source of the towns water supply.
 Captain Herbert H. Saunder is playing in John Golden's production of Austin Strong's comedy, "Three Wise Fools, which will open Boston run this week.
 Miss Lucy E. Kiernan of Falls Will lage spent the weekend with friends here.
 MT. and Mrs. Kendall Gillette of Pelham Manor, N. Y, are moving their household effects from South Norfolk to their new summer home ron Highland road.
 Thomas Morris of Hartford spent Sunday with friends here.
 Harosldd W. Higgins spent Monday in!, Harrtford.
 r,sta9lsy. V. Lse was home from Waterbury Sunday.
 -s: :. There :.WilF' be "a meeting of the ,Norf9lk; Home Missionary Society Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Miss Eldridge for the purpose of completing the box shipment,, .
 Daniel Nolan. spent Sunday with friends in town. He left Monday for Birmingham Ala, where he is a. music director. at one of the canton ments
 At the annual meeting of the Nor folk Glee club Thursday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, A. Burton Collar; vice-president, Harold w. Higgins; secretary and treasurer, Harry H. Cook; librarian, Miss Helen J. Kendall; board of directors, c. B. Uffendale, Mrs. Stanley V. Lee, Mrs. H. E. Blanchard, Mrs. G. c. Scoville, pr. I. L. Hamant. Mr. Uffendale was elected to fiil the vacancy caused by the withdrawal of Rev. John Barstow After the meeting, refreshments were served.
 Benjamin Brown and James Kelley were on jury duty in Litch- field last week.
 Mrs. Smith, accompanied by her 1 nurse, will sail on Saturday for Scot land, where they expect to remain about two months.
 Miss Anna Kennedy is visiting MT. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy and fam fly in Bristol
 Misses Gertrude Wooster and Olive DeBell attended the state Sunday School convention in Hartford last week.
 Rev. Theodore E. Busfeld, D. D.. of Springfield preached at the Con gregaticnal church Sunday morning and at the evening church service held in the chapel, also had charge of the Mems Bible class in the Sun day school.
 MT. and Mrs. Larkin Mead of New York have returned to New York after spending Sunday at their sum- mer residence.
 John Ingoldsby, who has had charge of the American Express office for some time and with his family occupied the Richard Soules' house has moved his household effects to Torrington, where he has secured employment.
 Mrs. George s. Cunning of East Canaan has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Genevieve Prescott.
 The condition of Mrs. Will G. Will cox, who has been i'll at her home for some time is considered serious.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Yutzler have re- turned from Boston, Mass. where they spent few days last week.
 Misses Mary and Caroline Nicoll were guests of Miss Helen Griffin and Miss Margaret Harris in ,Winsted over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis s. Noble closed the Mrs. Della Mccarthy house and returned to their home in Brooklyn on Sunday. It is expected that their new residence on Highfield road will be completed by next May.
 Gordon Gillette who has been spending several days with his grand parents, MT. ana Mrs. Frank Sylver- nale returned to his home in Hart ford Monday morning.