Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-09

rows of candles in the windows. One of the features of the parade was hearse drawn by Misses Jennie McHenna, Cela Liberty and Irene Synlington.
 Probably the men did not recognize several of the female persuasion who marched with them. They were Stella and Helen Takmon, Leocard Couture, An ge.ina Pariseau, Agnes and Violet Gill, Agnes Symington and Margaret Tyndall It was all one grand and fitting ceIeara- ton for so great and sweeping a victory. Many houses occupied by people of other than republican politics were illuminated, showing the good sports that they were. and these house3olders received general commendation.
 The mems committee was L. G. Buck insham. r. D. Balou, q. H. Prior, l.. A. Faust, William Johnstone, L. Fl. Carpen- ter, F. IT. Gilbert, Azarias Dayon and Robert Wilbur. The won1en's committee was Mrs. Prentice Chase, Mrs. l.. H. HiscoX. Mrs. T. A. Rioux, Mrs. F. 4. Faust, Mrs. L. M. Carpenter Mrs. Louis Gingras, Nlrs. Azarias Dayon and Mrs. Herbert lift. Three cheers were given for Harding before dis5anding, aad the band played several inspiring numbers c,osing with The Star SpanGlad Banner
 The committees were: CT forming of Ines, l.. M. Carpenter, Dayon; Boy Scouts, John P. Post, H. George wilcox ; automobiles, E. X. Faust, FlGd H. GIL bert emblems, G. II. Prior, Robert Will bur; red fire, Gordon MILE. .s!cbbins Parkhurst, Lasue. B. F. Gardner, R. J. Guy and Prentice Chsse; ladies, F. D. Dallou, William Johrstcne.
 Albert Burton was happily surpr;scd or. h,s birthday by h4s children, srludci,,l dTen -n4 few frienda Saturday even.ng deEc.ous supper of cyslers, kicaies, cheese, cake, coffee and ice cream ,t as serted. The ch.idi>r present were | !;,s ese.a Burton, ATS Jcze- ,a l}oods ;.nd her ts nd and Mrs. Frank 1urton u.d hus-
 .. The sra.3ct. .4cen welc E,tieJ
 -nd Don .d h5ode. Leroy and iluth
 A end ts@ac.s Cc.ie. The oli.et
 c-tid, Ethel Eoo5e. lgh;ed tne ~
 on the 3--th'! -eae. w!iica bore
 --lss 1Sis-lg2t. Jti~r suests from
 ,stt City. Pachau9. md Pis.inAeld were l sent -. : :
 birthday reception was given Jacob S1uter saturday njght which vsas Sttznd- ed 'ly relatives aEd 'nt rn.ite friends. It vas a delightful en.n. with whist play ing and solos sy Mrs W. T. Crun,b and Mss Edna Sh iey. At 11.30 q supper was served. r ;auter received nurrer- ous gifts. T. sts were Mir and irrs. w. T. CrumD n Miss Rose Crutnb. Ar. and Mrs. Peer Flynn and Miss noro- thy Flynn. Miss l-ush lts tabun. Miss Edna Sharlley of Jewett City. MT. and
 Fs John Stevens and son Clareilce, Mir,
 ''"ni tier gnd d8ughter Lillian. William Stelzmer, Mrs. Frank Marshall, -.4is. Olin collins and son Harry of Bal
 aEd Mir Heath of Providence.
 Recent accesaicns at slater library in- cluGe Happy House, J. D. Abbot; Hesur- rection Rock, L. Baluer; The Wall Be- tween, S. ". }5assctt; The Winds oi Chance. Rex Beach; The Wilderness Mine. Blndloss; Hidden Creek. K. N Burt; Cape Coddties, D. and M. Chat. ham; Tobias O the Light, J. A. Coo;er | Valley of Silent Men, Curwood i; The T;da 1 Wave, r.. NJ. Dell; Kindred of the Dust P 5. Kyne; The Chinese Coat, J. See MT. Pratts Patents, J. c. Lincoln: Tn, ] Portygee, J. c. Lincoln Exit Betty. c. L | II Lutz ; Amarilly of Clothes Line Alley i Belle K. Marriates; Many tunes, A. Mar i shall; The Purple Heights, Oemler; Si, | Star Ranch, E. H. Porter; Turn Abou | Tales A. H. and C. r Rice Next Best CTS, L. Ragsdale; Red Pepper Patients | Richmond; Red and Black. Richmond smiles, Eliot Robinson Leerie, Rutl Sawyer; The Third Window, A. D. Sedg wick; The Ranchman, C. A. Selzer; Tn Second Latchkcy, Williamson Talk 1 With T. R., J. J. Leary, Jr.
 Mrs. J. H. Tracy and Mrs. Henry Ol sen were among those who attended tn state D. A. R. convention in New London
 Rev. Albert Donnell of Castine, Me. g guest at pr. c. H. Jennings.