Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
Norwich Bulletin. WillimantIo OGie ss Church street. Telephone 1O5.
what 10 Going On Tonight.

What Is Going On Tonight.
 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. No. 1911. meets.
 Eastern Star loese. No. A, A. F. & A M, stated communication at Masonic hall
 With the passing of the nineteenth amendment to the constitution of this country the question of preparing the women Of the country for the ballot be- came one Of national importance. Many women during years past have been in- terested in politics in it's various phases, but large number of women have nev- CT given the subject much attention It is because of this fact that representa- 'tiyes Of various wOmen's organizations of Nhlimantic met at the '. M. c. A. building Tuesday afternoon. Discussion as Co what should be done to aid local women in the use of their ballot result ed in vote Co have a series of talks for the Women of the city and surrounding tuVns. Co give out information on the uuties or citizenship.
 ft was decided to hold these three meetings at the Y. NJ. C. A. building during October on the following dates, sth. 18th and goth. These meetings are Co be open to aE women of this district who are eligible to vote at the coming elections. The subject of the first ses- sion will be City Government In All Its Fhases for the second session, State and County Government: and at the third and last National Government. At this last meeting besides discussing the national government. Instructions in reg istration will he given. the policies of the various political parties explained, and the use Of inc ballot will be ex- piaineL
 The women of these various organiza- tions feel that it is the duty of the wor men newly franchised 10 use their vote and through these three sessions a clear and concise knowledge Of the important questions of the year effecting the state and nation wil be given. that will bene- lt ali those who are 10 vote for the first time at the fall election.
 Plans are under way for the recep. ton Co Franklin D. Roosevelt. demo- cratic nominee for vice president whC is to speak in this city Friday, Sept. 17 Roosevelt VIII arrive here al l.14 a. m. VIII speak al Lincoln square and vii remain here until L32 o'clock kbotf standard timel. Upon leaving this city he goes Co NeT Britain. Wilimantic i: 10 be the first Connecticut city in whicl Roosevelt will speak
 Organization -f Court Ct Veronica Daughters of Castle. has been effected in this city. the meeting Of organization being held al the Knights Of Columbus
 
 he in full afilstion with and member ship in the National Order of tn, Daughters of Issabella. State Regen Mrs. Jennie NcNamara of Bridgeport the state advocate. Mrs. Mabel Lavey o Bridgeport. and District Deputy Mrs Katherine Howard attended the meeting The speakers besides the officials name, included Rev. John r.. Clark pastor O St Joseph's church Rev. Charles Kelley curate of St Josephs parish, and Rev James McGinness. pastor of St. Mary church. South Coventry. Officers of tn organization were elected as follows:
 Chaplain. Rev. John E. Clark: gran regent. Veronica McQuillan; vice gran regent. Mrs. Ida NJ Grady prophecies Bertha Morisrty: financial secretary Mildred Fitzgerald; treasurer. Winifre aioriarty. historian. Mary Grady; or Esnist. Mrs Agnes Turner; sentine Mrs. Loretta Costello; monitor, MT. Mary c. Aspinwall. trustees. Magdalen Hcvrin. Eicia Casey. Mrs. Elizabet Jenkins Mrs Minnie Fitzgerald Mar garet Ryan. and Mrs Mary Cremin.
 Mrs. Alfred Paradis. 55. died Monda night al her home. No 61 Spring stree following an illness Of about a year C Brirhfz disease. Mrs. Paradis was bor if Lamsrzie. ?. e. March @ 1865. th daughter of ReEiste and Mary Pich Caisse. With her family she has mad this cisy her home during the past te yefrs She was a member of the Hol