Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-28


 ! To- meas es l5, .lil1enaa IA. Y rNaslleie ie73i 1 diseaase 10, nuisanees S5d The rep)f l ], states that scarlet fever was mildly eai- , l denlic in January nd eFebruary Diph- 1 taefI2 duln; November end December 1 1 119i9 and .niiue,.za during January. Feb ruary and March, I A man who gase lis name as Healy and claimed to he a woodcio22er was arrested Monday afternoon by the local police. He was found to De well stocked 1 with high powered s.u8 Five full bot ties and one emp.y bottle of Jamaica gin ger, and one bottle of Gansett were found in his pockets.
 I Prof. ". 0. Turner, who died Nov. 25, thought by everyone to be without meallsr l had $4944 stored away in two different | banks. This was disclosed by the ap- praisers. Frank P. Fenton and Frank NJ Lincoln, and reported to First Selectman James M Smith, administrator of the I estate. The money found was in two Norwich banks, S4,0f8 in the Norwich Savings Bank, and $926 in the Chelsea Savings Bank The next of rlzin to Mr. l Turner are Mrs. Adelaide Hawley and cousin, Dr. M. M Maine, both of South Manchester
 Edward Rohan, 60, died. Sunday night i at the Hartford City Hospital, following an illness of fe wdays with pneumonia. He leaves four sisters, Mrs. Julia Evans
 
 Willimantic, Miss Catherine Rohan of Warren, Mass, and Mrs. Matthew Galli- I gan of Willinantic; two brothers, James Rohan of Willimantic and John Rohan of Los Angeles, California
 Following is list of pupils of the Model school who were perfect in attend ance during the fall term:
 Grade 8-Arthur Bergeron, Edward Jones, Dominick Russo, Charles White. Mildred Kramer, Helen Swyden. Grade Miss Dawson, teacher. Mar ion Bass, Edward. Bowman, Mildred FL lis, John Keefe. Raymond Polak, Harry Rosen
 Grade $, Miss Quinn, teacher-Laura Belanger, Anna Fay, Ruth Smith, Stan , ley. Sawiski, Mike Czarkowskb George Lewis, Sylvia Davis, Doro hy James. ; Grade ,, Miss Buchanan. teacher-Dow
 Ahern, Nellie Bednarz, Agnes Lavigne. , Rudolf Poiack, Robert Smith, Katie Swol
 : Grade 4, Miss Woodward. teacher ; John Bednarz, Cecelia Ha,dman, John
 Ilurdzal Sophie kusmierczak, Cal4in, AIacomber.
 . Grade 3, Miss Lord. teacher-Ma3 Fay, Julia Lewis. Frank -sanderson, Thefdore !, Simpson, John Sanderson, Adile A4ew- ; is oDnald Neelon Pauline Nolan. ! Grade ?, Miss Lewis. teacfler III Srry' ; Lenhardt, Frank Rex l. 4 Grades and :, Miss Wiisont teach61-
 James Bua. Annie AIazzsla Iteah .Rourke Charlotte Sheffield; Christ{fe :: Wihdmiiler, Annie Alberte, Theo4oIt 2 Tanner ungraded room, Miss, HasIeF. teacher louie Alberto, Artliur Bowden. z 's Grade IA. Miss Oa-es, teacher-ATabe1 < Polak, Oressa Lee, Fred Tanner JosepE k Pompeu, Joseph Paterck, Ahtenia Mag. K liocio.
 B Grade 1B, Miss Campbell, teacher K l5eona Carpenter, Stella Paterick, Ross 4 Salinsky, Nevien Sevol
 \ Kindergarten Miss Greathead, teacher X Albert Belanger. Alfred BeIanger. Ed mund Lo.selIe. John PomDeu, John SIove E Theodore SWol, Burt IhomDsGn, Rost Attardo. Lucia Magliocio, Elizabeth Ma E hass, Mary Nah&ss.
 5 Tie Knights of F,ytaias. Natchau, X lodge. No. z3, held .heir annua! ne,tin. h meeting Morday night after which :: ' class Of ten candidates were given tin B initiation in the rank of knight Tn irregular business mceting began at 7.S B o'clock and was followed by the electioi \ of officers for the ensuing year. The fol 2 lowing were elected: Chancellor. connan \ der, Jerry Lennihan; vice chance .loi \ Louis Wilson prelate, Fred n-kony A master Of work, Charles 4. Gates; mas E teT-at-arms Caleb Albro: inner eu2rJ ! Raymond P. Gates; outer guard, Js7ne 2 Rood; master of finance, William T. fIt- ! Gns; master Of excAequer. Waller l s King; and keeper of records and seal 2 Leo Thompson.
 Following the election of officers t. 3 candidates were initiated into .he ran \ of knight. by the degrea team under st \ PerVision of master Of work Charles < Gates. The initiation was followed b an entertainment. the Rosen Brother < orchestra furnishing the music, and se- 5 eral selections were given by the wi Hams brothers. The program commit. was in charge of Irwin M Ford Aft R the meeting members and their gues- B who included grand chancellor of the q | main Of Connecticut. Fred AIadqrave E Waterbury, and other grand lodee of
 cers, and knights from lodges in Da { ielson, Jewet City, New London, Ea Hartford Lebanon, enjoyed @ deli~htf A banquet which had been prepared H Purinton Temple No. ?, Pythian Siste, ? Members of the temple served -ABout O. N hundred guests atterded. The euests
 the lodge were welcomed b WilGman- E by P. c. c. Thomas Willet who was a sis-ed by Judge Otto E. Robinson.
 wINDHANI co. C1nuNALs CASES E TOR JANUARY TER Z Windham County Superior court erin < nal eases, January term, 1921, continu K cases: S.ate vs: Mabel Minor, vagra