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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS
NAME OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Mrs. Georgia May Jobson REFLECTED
President at Annual Meeting OF
Richmond Federation.
MRS. b. NJ. DYSON is SECRETARY
Members OF Various Committees Arc
Selected and Reports for Past
Twelve Months Arc Read at
Session in Jefferson.

Mrs. Georgia May Jobson was
again reelected president of tho So
rial Service Federation at the annual
meeting yesterday afternoon in tho
IVES, rariors of the Jefferson Hotel.
u, Honnirce we're elected Vice -prcsi:
iary: Mrs 4 +. Mi Mil r'% Mas shade made
assistant TREASURER. Mrs. 'I +. j. Kcr.
TIC orsaniss.ion and G. p + ?ue COOK VIII tn1
year Yea is ,GSmposSd or i; ii. rollard. Jr.
Ainslcc. Mrs. Charles T.. whitIock. Al.
vim NJ smith and Thomas II. McAdams.
cease 9n INC beard G6 iGmste fnn arc w NJ
inoinrd. Lawton Crutchncld.. David
G siSaTsio W KIN 1ohson N G,lasSoef Mrs
John Y. Wilson. Frank Boxiey and
Mrs N. 6; Patterson: anu
,nc Mrs &c SO announced her appont
!ea car: Tn, The list follows:
no MdsmGeF' B. s,ls eTaameT e r d nSy
!. NJ: Dyson. l.. l. Parrish and John
IIousc--Mcsdamc c. c. sat,crwbi,o
!! ID craiG. j. William EiIyson. Bur,
;Hn Moun'castlc. Basil Gwathmcr and
MiSscs Louise Fcrrant and Abbie Han
;, rr,ceram-Mcsdames II. II. uibhs. f.
F r c2s' e. r p Mi,dI a AGdsTson !yFR
riHe. R1hy Dart and III Rut H'' snblc iid''h
islative-Mcsdamcs Georgia Nav
JoDSon. j. w. Durham. Ralph johnson
!icalth-Mcs damcs Il. =. Earis
Allison Hodges. r. L. Cosecn badcr
STUART MichtuN and T. w MurrCD
1h@ meeting Yesterday was Wi ~,
ended Rep rts of standing Summit
U'i II tie year Just closed wee read
her annual address. and outiincd
nrlchy some Of the plans OF the So
~ service Federation Cor another
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
BEGIN DAYS OBSERVANCE
WITH CHURCH SERVICES
Thnnksgiving's Celebration Assumes
More OF Religious Aspect
Than in Icars Past.
ALL BUSINESS is SUSPENDED
RichmondcrS Will Enjoy Their Tur.
key and, This Afternoon, Witness
Gridiron Battle Between William
and Mary and Richmond College.

All Richmond. official and otherwise.
Will ccle bratc THANKSGIVING today with
religious exercises and festivities and
general suspension OF business This
i'm the churches throughout the city.
and this afternoon and tonight the
da. will he given over 20 sports. social
functions and various events N ccle-
h,ation OF tho holiday
Perhaps. with the execution OF last
year. and certainly more than any pre-
vious Thanksgiving celebration, the
celebration today assumes more Of =
reiiSious aSpec; frotrStan; and and
services 10 be held ;; stated hours
this morning. az which srNcisl music
Will be provided and sneakers. many
of them from out OF town. viii deliver
Thanksgiving messages - The people.
Hold Many Union Services.
Practically every conservation N the
city will assemble IN their respective
churches this nHrnins. hu; With the
many union services have been an
nounccd. At the Second Presbyterian
Church all congregations OF mat dc.
nomination in the city Will unite. and
in Barton Heights the union services
FOR this section Will bc IN the Prcsby-
terrain Church OF that suburb.
Following proclamat;ons. calling
npon the people % cclcbrate Thanks!
giving. Day in all its real significance.
issued by the Pres idcn;. Governor Davis
and Mayer Gcorec Ainsiie Federal.
rnond Will close today. Only such
work as is considered urgent will be
carried ON il any department. and en-
ployocs will thus he given an oppor-
tunity TO engage in the days celch.a-
,.on.
Al INC .Pos,-onlcs Prsctieally al
cease today, and suhsta,ions through
ou5 the city Will DC closed No mail
will be delivered. except perishable
Items OF parcel post and specia! de-
nj
mail will be made during the day. No
sales OF stamps Will BE- made. and the
executive divisions will be closed.
City Hall liz Closed.
At the City Hall the same suspension
from business. will prevail. Special
attention IS sailed TO the fact that the
lcctor for state taxes. will not he
open TO receive payments OF taxes.
Neither Will the office OF the city TAX
for taxpayers. All city departments
will be closed except. OF course. where
il is deemed necessary 10 work for the
public interests.
Heading all sporting events OF the
day will he tho sridiron battle this
afternoon between William and Mary
fought at boulevard Park. The game
is called for 2:3c O'Clock, and sale of
tickets indicate that a record crowd
will be present.
ing gala performances for afternoon
and evening. \ special matinee vii
be held at the Strand to accommodate
The holiday crowds. Tonight dance:
will be held, both public and private
in all parts OF the city, and private
and ,scmipuhiic THANKSGIVING feast!
will be given. Particular among III,
latter will he a dinner given at 1880
o'clock today 10 the old students 81
Richmond and Wcsthampton Colleges
who arc in town for the educa tiona
conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
=. EoaiWricht
D. M. LEA & CO..
ENTERTAINS EMPLOYEES
banquet, Singing md hddressc. Fen
fure Welcome 10 E1-Seryicc Men
Colorcd Employees HnnouctrJ

En- ployccs Of y. NJ. Lea &. Co. were
entertained last night by the firm a, a
anquct given in the business Mems
tlub, anout Ia employees being prcs-
cnt. Addresses were made durinr -ho
evening by l.. " Powell. . member
OF the hrm end Oliver J. Sands. prcsi-
nch' o. INC American National Bank
Community singing was also had dur
ING IN" evening, feature Of this be =
ing selections given entirely by c7-
service men.
Colored employees OF the COMPANY
were also entertained last night at a
banquet gwen in ST. Lukcs Hall Mr.
powell spoke at this banquet also. and
the same program was carried out q q
that al the Business Mems Club The
enfertainmc ntS were in the nature or
4 welcome to the cx-servicc men. ali
OF whom nave nov returned 20 their
employment, and as Th.rks-iyinr
celebration. 80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
nrief New, Notes.

Plans for hiE city torchliSht pro-
ccssion 20 increase the number of votes
in the city for the next election have
been completed and viii take place
saturday ewing.
All public Offices schools and fac
tcr!s vii! be closed Thursday in OBJ
scrvancc OF Thanksgiving Day.
y telegram from Captain Percy
Laniec. commanding the Petersburg
Grays. says the troops aye all packed
and ready 10 star; for home.
y telegram announced the death in
Hamilton, Md. OF William NJ. Seward.
a former resident OF this place. :,
widow and two children survive him.
Thomas Ruse. coloted. had his right
arm severely crushed today when a
heavy timber fell from car he was
unloading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
COAL CURTA|LMENT NOW
IS AFFECTING RICHMOND
Several Industries Denied Supptic,
of f>mrl Until II Becomes
More Plentiful.
REQUlSITloNS ARE REFUSED
More Drastic Reduction Expected in
Few Days, Accounting to Reports
EmanatinE From EailrUad Sources.
Much Coal Goiug West.

Some Richmond industries not in
Guided in the five priority, classes
Eional districts coal curtailmcnt order.
are being denied applications for fuel,
n. #. Lowmastcr. chairman OF the
Richmond branch Of the Focahontas
regional fuel committee. in substance.
made the above statement last night.
He said
will he delivered TO consiEnccs who
are officially listed below Glass IL
We have not received any orders from,
tee to this effect yet. hut il looks as
though this curtaimcnt Will be en-
forced. 1t will probably he only a
included in the five priority classes
will not get coal until il becomes more
plentiful
acquisitions Arc Denied.
"Thc ltichmond committee has not
been notified OF any changes in our
present plan of fulfilling applicati ions
for coal But il became known today
in Richmond THAI acquisitions from
wardcd 10 Roanoke had been turned
down. When the situation improves.
they will he allowed their normal sup
were turned down by the Pocahontas
regional fuel committee. it was de-
sided that they had enough coal on
hand 10 last them for the time being =
The five priority classes that arc re-
fcrred 10 in Mr. Youngsters state
mcnt arc: ono. r2ltroluS: TWO. army
and navy and various departments OF
the Federal government: three. State.
county and municipal departments and
institutions: four. public utilities. in
GLIDING newspapers: five. retail
dealers.
Much Coal Is Loaded.
Reports in tho hands OF local rail-
road officials indicate that thousands
OF cars are being loaded daily in the
coal fields of West Virginia. on the
Chesapeake ana Ohio RAILROAD lines.
4 great deal of this coal is being
shipped west. but it is said that lot
OF tho cars arc being sent cast The
coal coming east. Will be distributed
proportionatcl in ali communities of
the Pocahontas region 10 fill the needs
Of these districts. they say.
Railroad officials yesterday admitted
that drastic coal cuTta !Imcnt orders
we're expected to reach Richmond
soon They claim 10 be in posses
sion OF information that warrants the
admission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
New Unzanr I..,,,,.

HcEinninI tonight. additional fea-
program Of st. Patrick's Charity Ra-
zaar, several original side shows''
having been arranged by the entertain
mcnt committee These fcaturcy will
augment the amuacmcnts along the
miniature ,"midway." Booths conduct :
cd under She auspiccs of tho various
church forShn izat ions have been decor.
ated in" dgUlns with the sentiment of
tho day. ~ Funds derived from tho b1
zaar Wifi he used for paving or tho
deficit on the school building for girl.
and for creating a fund for tho pur.
chase OF additional property on which
To erect "a modern school for boys Tho
bazaar VIII continue each night until
December s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
CITY PREPARES TO FIGHT
WIDOWS DAMAGE CLAIM
Industrial Commission VIII ConHidcr
officer Harmon's Caar at Session
Friday.

The City OF Richmond is preparing
TO hight before the lndustr al Com
the widow Of Policeman Gerald liar.
mon VINO died last August, for com
pcnsation 70 the amount of So 900
Harmon II is declared died as the
result Of wound received when he
was shot b" a negro named jenkins
IN tn" early part of the wear.
In hshtinS It's case the CITY Will CON
tend That Harmon did not die from a
wound inflicted in line ot duty but
from inoercuiosis. as nc had recovered
death. !; viii be further claimed Nv
the city ina; he dead man as a mem
per OF INC police OF Richmond was a
state officer and not ono Of tho CITY.
hcnce the municipality has no liability
IN tho matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
DRIVE MAKING PROGRESS
Campaign for S125,0O0 for Retreat for
Sick Closes on Saturday
Night.

Good results were rcnor,nd no c,,o
paiSn workers yesterday in tho slo5
n,nO drive for the. Retreat for the Sick
we're received and plans were o,,,iin"I
Tor Two DAYS Of intensive work tomor.
70" and saturday TO close UP the cam
Doctors. business and professional
men arc aiding in the drive. the pro,
cccds o. which will bc used 10 cGui n
ne, now nome for the Retreat for tho
SICK on Hanover Avenue
yhc ~ the features developed 4,
S'S''rnaFS meeting OF the Workc r.
MAS IN" cttdbi ishmcnt Of memorial In
a. thr hospital in nemory Of men who
IoSt thc!r lives during the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
PRESENTS DAVIS PORTIERs
Mrs. Hugh blair Also Gives Pair OF
i.ncc Curtains to Memorial
Society.

Mrs Hugh Elair. yesterday presented
= pair Of lace curtains and silk por-
tiers which had been used by Prcsi-
dent jefferson DaviR' family.
Tic society met at the Confederate
Museum. and tho following life. mem
hers were annnunccd; Charles =; Bell.
r: Johnson. Mrs, j. Drayton Grimkc.
Mrs. Douglas Forrest. Dc Courcy w
Thorn. Hamilton Goodwin Hoykin, Mrs
r.. Emmett Richardson. Miss SHELTON
Gibba- James NJ. BAH became an an
mnAl mcmher of tho aocietY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
PRUSSIANISM EXTOLLED
BY GENERAL LUDENDORFF
Pastor "f Brriin t.nrrIson Church Al,
bncrS Prayer for Former
Emperor.

hEii.lN, Soy. :6.-Pan-German i'm
pcriniistic demonstrations wcre -. :
crowds assembled outside Inc -,.r.r7,-
age where General Ludcndorff is ston
ping The general came 10 a window
"hu IN q speech extolIcd tho prussian
!mprriai songs and Chccrcd Eudcndorif,
thc former Emperor and militarism ana
sRoni"d abuS.vc!y against the govern
In connection with The dcmonstr,
ton on sunday. :hc pastor OF the Berlin
GARRISON church prayed for the former
would soon dawn for the l'athcrlanti,
while The pastor OF the Church OF Tho
Holy spirit attacked the government
archy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
Nov, Tenn Omen, Nondny,

JunEc y z. TIchafdson, :, OF INC
Hastings Court. yesterday discharged
the jury for this term OF tho court
and things will he quiet In that tri-
nmnnl until Monday, when the Dc Dc
tcr1ay sentenced L. y. Tycl. colorcd
TO six months imph isonment om a
Charge of breaking into a car Of the
Scaboard Air Line Railroad. and steal.
ins large quantity OF cigarettes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
MOTION FOR VENUE CHANGE
WITHDRAWN BY LAWYERS
Pastor Talks to Young Men and Scores
Petersburg Police
Department..
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. Va Nov. .6.-A;-
torncys representing Detectives Wor-
rcl. Wilkerson and Parkinson and
Policemen collctt. Cameron and Stcph-
cnson. Withdrew their motion asking
Tor change OF venue when the ease
was called TINS forenoon According
TO statement ~ attorneys. the motion
for a change OF venue was not com
in,cnhc1 u" so Iii p Pre- lS MaE nut WAS
court that such movement was
planned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
LOSES SIGHT OF EYE
fh!>tcians Say There Is No Hone for
saving William T.. Johnson's In
jurcd Member.
fBy Universal Service

LONDON, Nov 26.-Thc phvslciaus
Jj ohn.oRE N5 ,bsn1 Il. tr:gssyf9oO
mad no hope OF saving the INJURED
eye OF the prohibition advocate.
Johnson was struck In the eye by a
u!SSilc thrown during his recent tus-
SIC with crowd of students who
iho6hGd a prohibition meeting in Es-
tx ii4H ana rode Johnson OH rail
INC Hvitish government proposes 10
cohl.nu" some of the wartime restric
hons on liquor. Premier Lloyd George
toid dele ton which called on him
IN Downing Street today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

aged fiftysiX, who died ycs:erday y
morning at his residence. Stop 5
Petersburg Pike. will take place this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from Oakland
Church. Intermcnt will be in River
view. He is survived by one son, Lyn-
wood Rickmond. and daughter, Mrs
T.. G. Chalklcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
TAKE FIVE AS SPEEDERs
Police Becone Active In Catching Al.
legged Niointors Of Traffic
Laws

Spccihc instruction 10 members Of
INC bolloe department 10 arrest All pc
IONS violating the speed ord!nan ccs
rrSulted last night in tho arrest OF I'VE
"l.:Scd spccdrrs, a. follows:
w: T.. Walshc. twenty years old. OF
zoo south Fourth street: e. W, Little
,"cnty-t four. 81 22i west Beoad Street:
Toy shelton. twenty-ninc Of Caaco Va
". u; Fowlcr. twenty years old. of ga
SSouth I!ne street and r.. G. La rd
MY. Of N" southern Manufacturing
Company. who was CHARGED vii,
speeding through the usfetN conc al
First and Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
CHARGE TWO WITH LARCENY
Overcoat Th~fn Arc Complaints
Lodged Against Carl Anderson
and Ifnr.cy Farley.

Following police reports relative 10
stolen overcoats for several days past
po!icc yesterday arrested two young
men. charged with stealing ovcrcoats.
ma TIcS Anderson youth twenty
Years old. was arrested and lodged in
NO FIRST Police Station. Harvey Far
Icy, Of 2l2l NJ Street. with several
aliascE. aged twenty-five years, wac
charged with tho theft Of two over
coats valued At $40, tho property Of
lurh Co. Both VIII appear in Police
Court this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
NIrS. Mary T.. knufcIt.

Mrs. Mary Il. Ksufclt, aged sixty
eight years, died yesterday morning at
ter. Mrs. Harvey l.. Elicit. 500 North
Thirty-third street. She is survived
by one other daughter. Mrs. G. D..
Samuel l.. Kaufelt. and sister. Mrs.
Matte Nuckos. both of Richmond
Funeral services will take place Fri
day afternoon at o'clock from the
Fulton Baptist Church and burial Will
be in lakewood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
P..tor Gives Address.

IN an addrCss last night bcforc The
Young BUSINESS Mems club. Rev. John
:. j. Winn, pastor Of Washington
street NJ. Il; Church. called special at
tcntion TO tho action of the grand jury
IN returning indictments against the
detectives and policemen. Rev. Winn
assalled the chief of police. police com
missioncrs, and manner in which the
department is conducted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

occupying strategic points throuEhomt
the city, there were no disorders to-
day as result of tho strike which
rest and deportation to Barcelona of
various labor leaders. 1t is said that
the strikers viii resume work tomor-
row, and there arc Indications the
government is disposed to libcrate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

J. Z. Horn Was tried in Policc Court
today on a charge of dcfraudins The
Willard Hotel out OF $40. the amount
OF board and lodging bill Horn was
unprecedented in Norfolk and brought
back for trial He was held for in
quiry by the Hastings Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
Two Girl, Arc Imn,o,

"aS stated q; the stuart Circle
ro 1sTtinl 's ar, This Tm9TnInc ,ha, INC
Lcakc victims OF the Sunday , -, ne
loon automobile accident, Was slirhiiy
I'm proNsn, nut physicians still rcr,r6
oecn operatcd on, and occas ~" W
shuw sISnh 81 consciousness, now and
theu asking for water. ""o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
r.. @. Smither.

Especial 10 The Times DIS Datch.1
iIEATHSNILLE. Nov. 3G.-T O.
Smithcr died Of paralysis Tuesday at
his home in Kilmarnock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
RICHMOND ELKS TO HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICE DEC. 7
'"ect,mS viii Take Place in Lyric
ihcnter nj :s::i0 O'Clock sun
dry Afternoon,

Members OF tho Richmond Lodro or
EiNs Viii meet on sunday afternoon
ne nSce mber ., al $3.50 o'clock. in the Lyric
neater' where the annual memorial
inc past year will be held
oiitciatinS members At the memorial
exercises vii! be Frank D. l:pps. ex-
t"elned leading knight; j. j. Hulchcr.
esteemed loyal knight; a. ]. Crafts. es'
,eeined iecturinE knight: Joseph Kass.
g. W Heardon tilcr: Robert J. Bass
Gsquire: John G. Bass. chaplain; Ben
EhG!energ, inner guard: joseph Bonn,
organist. PP'
Members will be admitted by tickets
winch may be secured from the score,
ldrE. reception committee com
posed OF the following members has
been appointed by the exalted ruler,
Frank ID Ems. '"'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
CASE NUMBER 9 GOES OVER
TOP WITH S179 SUBSCRIBED
Times Dispatch Readers Rally PROMPT
~ and Effectively 10 Aid of
Needy Family.

With the receipts acknowledged
Yesterday for Case No. OF The Times
Dispatch relief fund. the amount was
orcrsubscrbcd By SO 4 check for
Sl73 was forwarded 10 the Associated
Charities last night, and Will be used
Immediately TO make adequate pro-
vision for the family. Another fund
will he started tomorrow which will
be for Case No. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Richmond members OF the American In,
stitutc OF Banking tcoh part dance
last night at the Jefferson Hotel. Mrs W
Meade Addison. Mrs. Charles Il. Eurnctt
Mrs. Carter f. Talimsn served AS chap
orous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

Application for building permits covering
the erection OF fourteen dwellings in the
West End was yesterday filed with Build
ing Inspector Butler BY Muhlcman & KAY
hoc, the estimated cos; OF the construction
being $500: i; is planned 10 build the
houses on Rosewood Avenue. between Ad-
olson and Elm Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

o. Justice here. left yesterday for Wash
in . 10 S'ie3d a conference there. High
officials OF the Department, OF Justice
from several States will be present VIII
liam j. Flynn. chief of the United States
Secret Service. Will preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

Mrs. ]. r. Lewis. $40 Floyd Avenue was
slightly injured yesterday afternoon at
o'clock when d Wcsthampton car. on which
she was passenger. colIidcd with a horse
and wagon Allen Avenue and Broad
Streets. 7. r: Ford was inotorman OF the
street car and Robcr, Buswcll. 1910 Jay
street. dror: the horse and wagon 70: the
Fulton Brick COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

II Is understood from an authoritative
source that i0.o'N bags OF beet sugar are
DUE in Richmond from the IVES; within
pound bags and is ia be distributed nv
s.loca;ion made by the Susa. Equaliza ton
Board.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

been i'll. had wandered away from home and to the tracks.
 Danbury.-Max Rosenwald of Ner
 York lodge, No. 1 B. P. o. E.. is to deliver the principal address at the am nual memorial service of Danbury lodge, which is to be held at the EllSs home Sunday. Dec. 9..
 Hartford. = Today (Tuesday)-. the criminal term of the superior court for Hartford will come in, Judge Lucien Burpee presiding. The case of James Dunnigan accused of the murder of Patrick Horisk, an elderly man of Seuthington, is the most important, new matter on the docket ,.e;e4 Litchfield. - Walter Camps daily dozen setup exercises were tried ont in the high school last week The first
 two sets of exercises were learned and will be used daily for about 10 minutes in the future. The other two sets will be learned soon. The exercises were
 taken out of doors immediately after recess. ta-E 7 .a-s-7esr5 s Waterhury.lThe handsome residence of Edward l.. Frisbie at the corner of Grove and Prospect streets was sold recently to Edward o. Goss, who has | purchased it as residence for his son, William M. Goss. MT. Goss will not take possession until May 1. when MT. Frisbie and family will go to their summer home in Midd1ebury.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

wich avenue from T. P. Kinney and will move there soon.
 Miss Nellie Gerhardt has been home from Willimantic over the Thanksgiv- : ing vacation.
 George F. Brown returned Saturday to Monson. Mass. after few days visit with his brother. Charles F. Brown.
 Mrs. Mary Kinney has moved from the Snow place to the house on Nor wich avenue recently bought by Sam Friedman. \ William Gerhardt has been home from Storrs college over the Thanks giving vacation:
 George N. Lyman and Daniel O'Brien were home from P1ainville over Sun day. ~
 Mrs. Etta Lombard left Monday for Hartford. where she will spend the winter.
 Colchester basketball team was de- feated by the Emeralds of Willimantic at Tip Top hall Saturday night. 40 to 17.
 John J. Shea has returned to Aver Mass, after a few days visit at his home
 H. Buslowitz will soon move from Norwich avenue to Miss Nora Kelly's house on Lebanon avenue. . Rev. George Reynolds of Wes' Hartford preached at the Congrega tional church Sunday morning. Miss Beekley of East Hartford spen' Sunday in toyn.the guest of Miss Mar, garet Bp1yan of South Main street.