Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
WILLIMANTIC

and Yoleselsly was picked lip by Officer Roderick LarayIere on Main street af- ter the defendant had arrived from Nor wlch. The vehicle was spven-passen- ger car and the load carried, according to the officer was twelve persons. Yoie- selsky. who is under age, pleaded gull ty through his guardian ad Item, se- lectman James M Smith.
 At the recent meeting of Violet Re- bekaf Lodge, No. 57, I. o. o. F, at Odd Fellows hall, plans were made for the entertainment of the grand officers Of the lodge Nov. 8. Seven officers of the state assembly are expected to be in this city on that date, the president, Miss Ne'i Hutchinson vice president, Miss Pearl Thomas; warden, Mrs. c. E. Lovett: treasurer, Mrs Clara B. N. Douglass: secretary Mrs. Mary B. Johnson; district deputy president, Miss Helen l.. Whitter; past president, Mrs Grace E. Wiley of Norwich. At the meeting floor work was rehearsed un- der the direction of Degree Master Charles F, Lovett Music was furnished by William c. Smith.
 Tine report of the Red Cross Public | Health Nursing Service for Septemoer | follows Number of new eases 1Si cases cared for 43; nursing visits lati infant welfare visits sI; other visits 100 made for Metropolitan Life Insurance 60. | I02; attendance at clinics 3s fees col- lected, sg7s0 money due from Metro politan Life Insurance Go, s51.7s. Sara l A. Kesvers, Alice N. Afford.
 Baby conferences arc ta Dc held at the Red Cross headquarters in the Loo mer Opera House block Wednesday af- l ternoons, when the infants will be weighed and advice given about feeding | by Dr. Laura H. Hills. Mothers are be- ine ipried to attend these meetings with their children.
 FGneral snrvices for aIrs. J. Amelia Coleman were held Wednesday morning al ll3O o'clock at the home of her | brother, Leonard H. Porter of Andever, the servicea bsing conducted by Rev. Arthur n, Carpenter, pastor os the First Baptls, church of this. city. Arrange l ruents wero In charge of Jay M Shep- ard,
 Members of the American Thread baseball club are waiting for their | chance 70 take in one of the worlds se- ries games between the two New York ball clubs, The trip of the local ball players 10 see the worlds series is the 1 second enc they have been offered by ! the American Thread company. The date has not yet been set for them to leave tho city but it vii! nrebSby be early next week, The game seheduied for Sunday in this city between the Norwich Kaceys and the local team has been postponed because of the ana game in the Taftvllle-Ncrwich serieu, which now stands one to one, MapF- ger McQuillaH endeayored to secure s.n- other team for this date but was une5l. to do 50.
 Federal prohibition officers of the eastern division of the state gaided the home of Andrew Renvisz, in Salem, CT ] Wednesday noon and peeurad 9leaty ot evidence. A twgntysga Ion still made from boiler was EeIsod, and 25 gallon! i of mash and two gallons uf booss were
 taken as evidence. Renviss Is to SD peRr bsfore United States CenlmissieHe
 Trunk Mcclure at New Lpadon Tussda,
 of next week, During the raid the off
 cers discovered | new method of fnasl
 of making rnash one that haa not shewi
 up until Wednesday, Tha mash seEet
 wEs part oat mash. part potate mash
 and fruit nash The hooEs made fFe7
 this mixture wac light In eeier and evi
 dently bors B ksGk like the celebrates
 white mule,
 The victory of the Yankees over tn J Giants in the initial game of the worl i Eariss waz pleasing to leen! fans a the Tanks are the favoFites here. Bet
 ting Is with slight .oGds oa the ownes f Of the home run king and after Wed
 nesday's gaEte the edGs began to go u Q until the bets of three to two were be.n
 made,
 News Briefs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abraha1n Qiuskin au