Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-09
WILLIMANTIC

ling and advice, and AfnerieanfiAtion work among native born: Anaex Scanfzs- ton classes have been held at Natchaag school and one for young women at sthe American ThL cad company plant. There are now Ave classes tot afling T3 fin mem. Oct fsf was ss. The loss of. work and general csndit sons has brought this total down but 50 per cent have attended ali meetings. Meetings have sbeens heids for women to instruct them in itsle use 'sof the balFot, and ts explain governmental question. A meeting i n of the Italians of s -s the cssy ~ has been held: with fko attending. Ae address being made by pronainent Italian .of New Haven. Work has aiset beea done among people of Polish ancestry Twelve men have been aided in securing st1feir' first papers, two have their eeeond pap pers and many others hsxe been helped.
 It Is now planned to ,haye$e series of Better American" lectures. <. These Ahavei been arranged by Dr. sEeweTl Dwight Hills. The first will be heid. 1sA1arv IT. 1921, and they win continue sveRy two weeks for ten weeks. a,.1
 The December meeting sR tks Gel'b Brotherhood of the. First Congreeatic church was held Wednesday night at the church house with about 50 per5ent. Supper was served at s:a0 o'clock fbv the Ladies' society," The stalics of the ey- ening was by Dr. Rockwell Harmon Pot ter of Hartford. who extended greetines to the men. A general talk, toliowest I the evening being spent tn social way. Four boys vhsss SgesS range fism il sso 15, will be in the police court this (Thurs- day) morning on stone-throwins charges. They were arrested Wednesday soon by Officer Paulhus near the coi ner of Jack son and Valley streets, after stohe thrown by one of the: bJye ktruek+ " Hired Blanchette, of Clark street, ofi the head. At police station Blanchette pointed out the guilty lad. The boys were kept at l the station for several hourz and then were released after being Instructed to come to court today. The police have received many complaints about stone l throwing in this district of the city But 1 all attempts to catch the cuiprtts Efailea A u;l arrests Wednesday. y Tuesday a nan. coming from the hospital. grounds was struck by a stone but the boy throw CT escaped, detection. The polsce are d. l ternined to end this sort of danger to citizens in that locality. .,sss 45s.s l At the reguiar needing of the Wint-
 mantle Womans. club ;. Tuesday, s Mrs. l i erculcss work accomplished ,in this. city during the year. explaining the, dispost- ton of the fund raised through the sale of Red Cross seals, lHnd the pfhsfess made possible by the sare Of these seals last 1 year. Eighty-ftve percent; of the ,proSsedf are, used to pay part of the salary of tic l visiting nurses and to equip the office .e' the Red Cross nursing service4 on AIaiT street. where free t,iberciiiosts ac mics are held twice each month. and in sypp, wins milk for anaeu1ic children whom thee doe,
 tor found susceptible to the ds- ase.. ss
 She also told of the request made hl 1 a volunteer worker in Norwich for ths holiday fund used to bring comfort ant cheer to the patients at the Norwich san | ato-ium. This fund previensiy hayF beel raised in Norwich but Dr. Hugh B.aCarnp bell of the s1natoriun has been f1 tfi city holGing, clinics during the past year
 and Wilimantic residents have hes ehttet through this service and should aid In iii l work of giving cheer to those path:rits a 1 the .sanatorfum. The club at the. cor clusion voted ten dollars to the, lor al furt 1 and after the meeting voluntary .Nnds t, 1 the amount of $5S7 were collectAd. Mrs l Rosemary Anderson, who was appointed l by Cove rnor Marcus. H. ,Holcofnb as on, l of the. directors of the CoAnectseuts On K Welfare ,ComIHission, also spoke heartil! endorsing. the work done ia the clinics and ended her speech by saying, .i'idenl some loved; one a Christmas gift if ;yoi must, but buy the seals'' .ai ,'.sse K
 The second game between baskethaI
 teams representing Natchaug gran ma school and the Model schootYresuIted fl l an oyerwhe Inning victory for the Nat chaug players. The score 2was-30 to g.
 Members of the Y not at work nov l that mills are running short t!rne. ar, i finding the Y building an ipterestin, place. During the past week tke, swim
 ming pool game rooms and readini l rooms have been popular...>
 Nothing was seen in this city Wednes
 nesday of the Ford touring car, registe
 number s6-ss5 that was stolen in -Nev
 London Tuesday night.
 Members of thes Thread City Cycle
 and friends who took part in the Cteiers
 minstreis are to enjoy a social and daIsc
 tonight (Thursday) at Waslibufn hall
 At s recent meeting of the beard of al 1 rec.ors 1t was voted that the icustoT l of having Christmas tree celebration f
 the rooms on Christmas Eve be reyivet
 The Salvation Army he@dquarter which have been located in the Ger building on Church street since. Dece1r
 Der 5th. 1s1s are being moved to tn
 third floor of the.i Turner block, No. e
 Main street. The. department will GOT,
 tinue in charge Of Adjutant Daisy Whir
 pie. I'@
 Complaints made to the poitce that sutf ? ists are speeding on West l Main strse s