Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-06
JEWETT CITY

The Gardiner class Of the NJ T.
church was entertained at the nome
Of Mrs L. D. Howe Monday everlng.
The first part of the meeting was de
voted to business, after 57hich a So
ciaI time was enjoyed. Refresh
rlents we're served by Mrs. Howe, as
sisted by Miss Edith Howe and Mrs
Ella Geer. The April meeting will be
held with Mrs. z. E. Cheney.
At special meeting of the Jewett
City Red Cross Chapter held TO APP
point delegates to attend an import
ant conference in New York city on
Saturday, the following wee named:
John r HennOn, Mrs. r. T. Cheney,
Miss Ida I. Foster, Mrs. T. A. Rioux
and Alpherie' LeClair.
At the regular communication Of
Mt Vernon Lodge, No. rs, F. aud A.
NJ. Tuesday evening, there was work
Of unusual interest. Worshipful y. NJ.
Brown was installed as grand junior
deacon of the most worshipful grand
lodge Of Connecticut by Deputy Grand
Master c. c. Perkins. A supper was
served in Rioux hall by the members
of Faith chapter, Q, L. S. The menu
included ported beef, escalIoped pOta-
toes, pickles, rolls, cake, ice cream
and coffee.
The patriotic wornen Of the Congre-
gational church are to sew from
to this Thursday afternoon at the
Red Cross rooms. If all the work Is
not done that is desired they viii sew
another afternoon. So few can go to
the room to stay all day that it is
deemed wiser to sew two afternoons
instead. 1t is hoped that helpers from
any other denomination will join the
sewing bee.
FuneraI services for Thomas Fitz-
gerald were held at St. Mary's church
Wednesday morning at 9 O'Clock. Rev.
J j. AIcCabe sang the requiem mass.
Burial was in st. Mary's. cemetery, in
Lisbon. The bearers We're Dennis
Griffin. Dennis Barnett. John Shea and
William Brickley. Hourigan Bros.
were in charge of the arrangements.
John SzTuba. the iX-months' old
son Of Thcophila and Joseph Szruba,
| died Wednesday.
| Miss Agnes Shea, who has been
/ very i'll for several weeks, is improv-
| ing.
Fabric Shop, DanieIson. Retail De
| partment River Weaving company
| announces sale on a large variety of
first quality goods and remnants, al
! prices % to 100 per cent. lower than
! the regular retail prices. Store oppo-
site Woodward's corner-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. VS. c. Jeffers are re-
| covering from grip.
| Enoch r. Cheney is able to be out
after a few days illness.
| A disabled engine, on tho track al
! Tadpole interfered with traffic fol
| about two hours Tuesday afternoon
Miss Ruth Ballou and Miss hldia
Pepin, who have been very i'll with
grip are recovering. Miss Pepin went
to her home Tuesday, to remain unit
she has fully recovered.
At the meeting of Reliance lodge
No, 20, I. o. 0. F.. Monday night, five
candidates received the third degree
and several applications We're receiv-
ed. The following committee was aD.
ipointed to make arrangements for the
annual banquet and ladies' night
William McClnggage, Thomas Upton
Clarence Chase.
Ash Wednesday services were he.
at st, Mary's church as the beginnin.
of Lent. There will be mass witt
| Lenten devotions every morning q
7.S0. Sunday, Wednesday and Frida,
evenings there win be the stations o
the cross and benediction of tn,
blessed sacrament.
Mrs Bdw. A. Faust will be i.
charge of the collection for the Nea.
Fast Fund next week, and solicitor
will make a house toulouse canvass
Misses Bessie McCluggage, Ruth Nj
err, Mildred McCluggage and Venn.
Robertson atterded the conference
and banquet at the Wauregan hous
iii NorwicH given by the Southern
New England Telephone Co, Tucsda,
night.
Rev. Albert Donnell and Rev. Johl
P Richardson attended the sneetin;
OF the New London Association o
Congregational Ministers IN Norwicl
Tuesday.
! Funeral services for Michael ZYbin