Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

they are undertaking.
 Mrs Hiseox is attending conference of roll call chairnien in New Haven to- 1 day and hopes to get here in time to give us a report of the meeting.
 Mrs. 2. I. Ray gave this report for the chapter production committee:
 We have not met in the room to work the last year, but the work has been taken out and returned to the room fin iished and we have made one hundred Iehildren's undershirts and knit 75 sweat CTS. 96 pairs stockings, four mufflers. one chitdren's bonnet, finishing all wool on hand These things have all been ship ped this month.
 | We have sold material and articles rom the room amounting to S24.64 which has been turned over to the treas urer Of the chapter There are some things now left in the room.
 Miss Jean BurIeson sent the following
 report for the home service committee from October 1919 to October 1920 in- elusive. Twenty seven letters have been written for ex-service men in regard to allotments, insurance, compensation and
 citizenship papers also for persons de- siringr to bring members of their fam lies to America. At the request of
 neaafdquarters and one chapter in the state We succeeded in locating several ex x-soidiers. Five dollars was the amount
 of financial aid given during the year 1 The report of the treasurer, Alpheine l LeCtaire showed receipts: balance on nand Sl1D4.06; received from Christmas
 roll call S991.25; sale of supplies by the chapter, s2s.SS; error on payment of bill 1 to headquarters, $40; total s2,O37.5s. Disbursements: Supplies for work done by chapter s26.07; express, postage, etc. lsl157; to headquarters for share of roll cal land service badges s454.90; bl bal lance on hand s15Ss02 total s2os75s.
 Thursday evening, in the pariors of the Congregational church Whatsoever and iDorcas Circles of The King Kings iDaughters gathered to hear the reports ot
 the delegates to the state convention al
 Bridgeport Very attractive were tho
 decorations of chrysanthemums gerani.
 ums and zinnias. Miss M A. Burdick
 leader of Dorcas Circle welcomed tn,
 members and conducted The King'i Daughters responsive reading, followed
 by their hymn and prayer. Splendid re ports given by Miss Mabel Wilcox. Mis-
 Burdick and Mrs. G. H. Prior, held tn,
 closest attention of eyry on present. !
 musical programme came next durinj } which Miss verna Robertson played th
 Poet and Peasant Overture and Ros
 Dream GA. J. Statstry.)
 } Miss Sadie Thompson sang Perhaps by Geibei and for an encore gave Callini Me Home to You. by Dorel. She wa
 accompanied by Miss Ethel Thompson Miss Doris Myott sang the Prelude fror : A Cycle of Life. by Laudon Ronald; he encore was Comisg Home by Charle t Willeby. Then came the social part Q : 1 the evening when cake and coffee wer l lserved by Mrs Frank Wilcox. Mrs. I } M. Carpenter and Mrs. Robert Robertsor assisted by Misses Sadie and Etht
 Thompson. Alice Gilbert and Doris Myot s iThere were forty-one present. and a proved fine get-together time. Mis h Ida Foster received Win One badge . j. she had brought six new members int 8 her circle. Miss Burdick also displaye I N barge. -'''' t Queen Esther Circle of the NJ ] : church was organized at the home ' Misses Vienna and Fornetta Bobertse
 Thursday evening. The following off .rs were elected for the ensuing veal |. President, Alice Smith vice presiden Fornetta Robertson recording secretar Ruth Robertson treasurer, Venna Rober son. After the business meeting u
 ,osetss served potato salad finger roll pickles, cocoa. fancy cookies and ban