Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
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l FbetWeen nVS and SIX hundred visit ed St. Mary's cemetery Sunday where 1 services for the dead were conducted by Rev. J. J.. McCabe and Rev. J. H. Se:- ferman. The Iridium or three days devotion began Sunday. There were the usual All Saints Day services at St. Mary's church Tuesday, with largely at tended masses at and 7.So.
 The State Daughters of the Revolution offered a prize for best attendance to all the night schools in the state. Out I of 467 night schools in the state Jewet. lCity' tock the prize. Monday evening Anne Brewster Tanning Chapter, D. A. R., entertained the night school in as- sembly hall, at which time the state D. A. R. medals were presented. The pro- gramme opened with the salute to the flag, the flag being held by Roger Va chon, the son of Louis Vachon, a mem Der of the class who died last year. Af- tier the singing of America Miss Eva Dun, girl of twelve, played Alpine Horn. Later she played Caroing of the Bird, also duet with Principal Clement, Snow-bells. Violet Harris recited Epa- minondas and his Aunty
 Miss Margaret T. Hickey, field agent for the department of Americanization of the state board of education, charm ed the audience with her address to the class, as she told how the town. state and government take care of every man and woman, and Unless the citizens are good, America will not be good. And everybody must study in order to be bet ter citizens. The D. A R. work for the betterment of the county and its citizens as did their ancestors.
 Mrs. B. c. Bliss, regent of the D. A. R., congratulated the class on it's at ltendance record which is an honor to the town, which makes the/ night school pos Isfble. Supt. Clement presented the badges which were in the form of a gold bordered tablet on a red, white and blue ribbon The inscription read: This : certif1es that - was member of tthe Riverside school of Griswold which :. has the best record of attendance in Con- t necticut for 1s2o-1921. Everett J. Lake Governor"
 7, The pupils who received the medals were: Melbina Ferris, Marie Roy. Emily t Mecteau Josephine Haydon. Julia Kur- = packa, Victoria Nowak. Steve Woromick d Antonio Kargul. Michael Nowak, Albert c Pojak, Joseph Formato. George Ma . chini. Kali Anthony, Joseph Kowalski Antonio argul, J: Stadminski.' The D y A. R. served cake and coffee. Games f and music enter '.iDcd the class.
 - Miss EIiznbetb Dealy has closed hel , business as proprietor of the Maple Leaf and the apartments occupied by her in the Rioux block were vacated or $ Tuesday. The Jewett City Trust Co. c which leases the property contemplate y improvement and additions to theil h banking rooms, which will begin at once lThe partition which divides the apart ments will De removed. The banking counter wilB be extended to occupy two thirds of the business front. A directors room vii be established in the rear O inc newly acquired part which will b, fitted with new furniture and whateve additions go to make up the necessitie of modern room of this sort. The iron entrance to what has been the Mapl Leat will be closed and in front will b arranged private business office fo the use of the president and treasurer Plans of other minor detail will be per fected so that every comfort and con venience may be afforded the public.
 The local hunting fraternity has re ceived little more light, when tn
 members lSarn that pheasants hay
 been liberated in Lisbon as well as Gris wold
 Griswold hunters. members of the Fis
 and Game club of some years ago prc cured their birds from the <e hatcl
 cries. F. Curtis Hull went them one be
 Ler.==-. lie falSed ms own pnedSanIS IFOl eggs which were his personal expens
 His skill in raising them was evidence
 by the many successive broods he ws
 able to raise. Nf. Hull, hunter, lov,
 Of the woods and a native of Lisbo : liberated all his spare birds on that sic
 of the Quinebaug. So. now It is pla
 whence came the handsome pheasant
 being hagged in Lisbon this fall. ste- :. fDuffy secured fine male last, weel <, which makes three from Lisbon ar
 three from -Griswold When hunter
 fortunate, to the extent of bagging
 handsome pheasant, he is justified i ? being a little elated. 7
 The Woman,s Missionary Society
 the Cons gregational church met at Mi - c. w Robinson's. and voted to pack barrel to be sent south. The meetin
 are to be held on the second Thursda .. of the month.
 Hermidas La BaPre has purchased William McNicol the valuable lots
 upper east Main street situated opposi a the residence of F. C. Whiting. MT, ]
 Barre's holding will abut G. A. Ha @ kell;s lots on the south.
 Tha, new fall changes in Shore u
 trolley scheduled naturally does not
 feet the local time card of the Connec :. cut Company.
 Miss Louise Quincy of Boston was t a. guest of Doris Myott for the week-er
 After three successive failures t
 weatherman finally produced his To l foreeasted rain Tuesday. The precipit
 ton, however, was all too little. Seldt have so many reports come in from t
 uotlying districts telling of low water
 wells and. springs. Sunday, 1t was
 marked by many automobile parties, h. a. low the ponds and streams were
 about the surrounding country. An ( server of weather conditions for yes says that, he never has noted the "sh, : ting down of winter" until swamps a
 brooks were pretty well filed up. Monday evening the younger popu Hon of the town gave themselves over
 the enjoyment of Halloween pran ;- Small village queens with golden crow
 and trailing gowns, with handsol
 n1oustached buccaneer lovers enjoy
 the freedom of the streets. Ghosts " 3, glaring Jack-o'-lantern heads caused # great scurrying among the small f With an occasional tick-tack on the "
 dow-pane or a; ring at the door, u when answered disclosed no wait 2 guest.