Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-01

H. ". Hawes KiIlingfy. William K. II Pike and Earl F Gay; Ponfref, Frank c1fisa Plainfeid John ". Daw1ey and [ Ernest j. Wilson Scotland, George Cary and stland Chapman: Sterling, John A. ink Thompson. Everett c. | Fletcher anl John A. Johnson East ford, Benjamin Stevens 1: Woodstock, L. J. Leavitt and William Smith Hampton, l ]. F. Hyde and Ralph ColVin. These | jurors will be notified Ito be present | Wednesday ss the principals in the | criminal cases are to be put to plea 1 Tuesday
 On the short calendar list in the case 1 of Joseph Bunck vs Kate Bunck both of Willimantic, motion for allowance 1 to defend was granted the amount of $35 being fixed to be furnished on or l before September 1, 1920 In the case of Anna Wilczevska vs Tony Postemsky ten days for pleading were fixed by the1 court, and one week is the case of Herbert L. Stewart vs owen L. Stew Stewart The case Of of Frank Pob- loch vs Ella c. Montgomery Adams, ex- ecutrix, was continued on the short cal endar list In the case of Sherwood Distillery Co., vs Samuel Smith ten days for pleading was ordered. Judgment was for $500 for the recovery of note, in the case of Ttny Debrolet vs Teddy
 
 adjourned at 1045 until Tuesday morn ing next at 10:15.
 Rev. Mother Superior TharsiIla, of St. Joseph's convent who recently cele- brated her golden jubilee as a nun and her fortieth anniversary in the service of St Joseph's SC k5ol was given delight- ftfl surprise Friday morning when two pupils from each of the grades of the school met her in the room of the eighth grade and through their representative, Master Lester GeIinas, congratulated her upon her completion of fifty years of faithful service. and asked her to ac- i cept q gift from the pupils as a token Of their love and reverence for her. The Misses Mary Rose vegiard and Lillian l Oteenheifner presented Mother Tharsilla a handsome May basket containing $50 | in gold. Mother Tharsilla thanked her pupils. for their gifts and their faithful tness and wished them success in life In honor of the occasion she granted the students half holiday and all the children had a treat of candy before leaving the school building.
 Tlae traffic signs ordered by the street committee, following the adopting of the new city ordinance, have arrived and Twill be placed at important places on the street affected by the ordinance. One of | the signs describes the correct method of l parking and the other signs tell where parking will be permitted These will be placed On the street today Saturday.
 The Baptist churci, drive for Ss5.o00 of l which s2S,0e0 is for the interchuTch I world movement and s7,ooo additional for repairing and bettefing church con ditions. has been progressing rapidly. Friday evening the sum of s231S6.o1 had been pledged. Canvassers are to make a big drive today (Saturday) tc put the church over the top. $11.S13.9s on Saturday is the slogan adopted by the l canvassers and persons not yet can. vassed will be solicited to pledge their share today.
 Miss Della Dumaine left Friday fol York to visit for a few days with hel sister, Mrs Clara Urban.
 The Salvation Army drive in this city will be for s5,500 and this money vii
 be asked from local people. Judgi ! James Tworfiey has been chosen cam lpaign manager. Captain James B. Fuller ifon will be advertising manager and tn, drive will go forward with all the peI these two men can instill into it. Cap tain Fullerton and John R. Picket have been appointed a committee tt
 arrange for four-minute speakers at tn local theatres during the coming week
 The women's department of the r. M lC. A. held their annual meeting Frida. might At the association buildingg abou F30 members being present The ineetin was called to order at 7.30 o'clock by th
 president, Mrs. R. A Harris, and report Of the various committees were read. Tn lelectiof of officers for the ensuing yea Eresuited as follows President, Mrs H. IInts IIo. lson secretary and treasurer, Mrs Wi
 liam Dfneen chairman of social depart
 mont. Mrs. Fred Williams chairman C physical department, Mrs. H. c. Little lchairrnan religious department, NIis ICaroIine Lester chairman extension dc partrnent, Mrs. Charles D. Webster chairman educational department, Mis-
 Marion B. Rafferty. Following the elet ttion. apples were passed around and a informal reception was held in the gym
 nasiurn.
 There was large attendance at tF old fashioned dance given Friday nig1
 at the town hall under the auspices of u ladies of St. Joseph's hospital IT ldance was given for the purpose of rai ing funds to meet the additional cost { lcontinuing the good work of the institl
 ton
 John J. Sullivan, A. died Thursda morning at St. Joseph's hospital after a : illness of about one week. MT. Sulliva
 was well known in this city and mar
 friends are left to mourn his loss F,
 many years he has been employed as z
 assenlbler by the Underwood Computir
 Machine company of Hartford Survi
 ing him are his father, Michael Sulliva n and sister, Miss Catherine c. Sulliva
 of this city, and six brothers, Maurice = of Hartford, Daniel A of Willimanti
 Timothy J. of Boston, Michael F. of w
 1inantic. James F. of Woonsocket, R.
 and William F. Sullivan of New Have