Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
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 Knights of Pythias, Natrhang Lodge, No. 11. macS in L o. O. F. hall
 Rrrnratisa park was iised with anaD- mobiles and peoDie standing, Sunday ev- ening. to hear the first in ssrsss of eiEht hand concerts to be given hy the Amrriean band. under the auspices of the NrnEican Thread Co. Weather condi- tens were Ideal at 7.3o o'clock, the hour arf fer the concert to begin. The f0i3ow- uE programme was finely carried out N c. Wheeler,
 March. Rsyai Scotch Highlasssrs.
 K L. King ovrture. Brc-A-BrAc rIedley stand -ard atrs. Jean Mssud Fer Fret. Left All Alone Again Bnes,
 hh of musical comedy. The Night
 Boat. Jerome Kern Baritone solo. Bells of St Mary's,
 A Everett Adams
 Joseph Bishop.
 Selection, The Grass Widow.
 Victor Jscebi Fox trot. I Might be Your Once in While. hit of musical comedy, An -gel Facs. Victor Herbert French march. All Hail. Marshal Jof- fire F. C. Knight 1NAA GNAAHAcA DAnutt
 It vas aaneuneed sat1rdAy at the American Thread company plant that Jaly lst Charles W. Hill, who has been connected with the main office of the cu1pany would be appointed supervisor of the employment department This off, fce has been filled by Edgar Fl. Rich rrond. former chief of police of Williman- thc- Mir. Richmond took charge of the danar1ment in August 1917.
 As supervisor of the employment de- rartment. Mir. Hill will still carry on his former duties. and will be assisted by William F. Webber and William c. smith. secretary and messenger of the employment department Mir. Richmond win have supervision of the plant watch fuen and guards. duties separate from those of employing. The announcement of additional duties 10 be carried by MT. Hiil was made as follows:
 July Ist c. ". Hill will assume the supervision of the employment depart farnt. which will include the oversight and renting of all mill tenements, these ddtles to be in addition 10 those which he Is now performing.
 In order that all may obtain the full hfnsits provided by the employment and Eervice departments. Mir. Hill will be Hrailable in the employment office Tues days and Fridays from II a. m. to 1230 Q m- and from D. m. to 5.30 D. m. and win be glad to furnish any information deSired by the employees and to render assistance in any way possible.
 lThe following are suggested as some uf the subjects on which information will be available Naturalization; methods of sewing; remitting money to foreign cosln- tries: passports loans for those conteTn- plating building or buying houses: in- eestments. etc. lt is hoped that all vii tAke advantage of this opportunity and thus obtain the full benefits from these Apartments.
 rDelegatisns from Norwich and New isndon attended the special communiea tfn Of Eastern Star lodge, No. A, A F e. 4. NJ. in the Masonic hall on Main Etreet Saturday evening. The NJ. M. de Erse was worked on a class of five, fol lqTing which q collation was served
 Emnett Yeungs. of South Coventry vtas struck and knocked down Saturday fuDrning about II o'clock. by a Ford au tsinobiie owned and driven by Arthur Ftce Of Scotlapd. MT. YOungs wal crossing Church street al the time and according 10 witnesses was struck afte ar. Price had made a quick turn iron Main street into Church street. strikinI rennzs who was but four feet from th'