Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-12
EWETI CITY

JEWEl I'll
Miss Netiva Rioux and A. Herdman Oh
Washington, D. c., were married nov
enber first at St. Peters rectory by Rev.
Father Weidenham. The bride IS the
daughter of Leon Rioux of Jewett City
and has a sister, Mrs. Horace Dawley
and two brothers. Arthur and Leon Nv
ing here, and a sister. Selma, IN WASH
ington. Mrs. Herdman is nurse.
Miss Dealys shop. The Maple Lear, Is
now located over Gittlefnan, the tailor.
VII, be open this eve.-adv.
The Red Cross annual roll call COM
mences throughout the jurisdiction Of the
local chapter Monday night. Fortv-six |
American Legion men have given their
services as canvassers. They have from
Monday night to Thanksgiving Day m
which to cover the territory assigned
them. They will go to the Red Cross
room Monday evening at 1870 and receive
their assignments and material. Inc
room will be open every evening from
100 to 8 to receive their reports The
streets will not all be canvassed imnie-
diatey, but will be within the specified
tins.
| The districts have been assigned as
follows voluntown, Miss Bertha Lewis
Glasgo, Edmond LaCroix; Paehaug.
/; Frank Morgan; Brewster district, Chas.
Palmer; Woodward district Mrs. Edw.
/ Geer; Boardman district. Lewis La
than Bethel, Burton and Rixtown dis
| tricts, Irving o. Burdck Johnson, Ty-
/ Ter and Stone Hill districts. Ethel Rooce:
| White district Ellen Campbell; Hope
ville Mary Wilkinson . Sy vandaie, Gil
bert Miner; Lisbon. Mrs. E. B. Cheney
and Mrs w ]. Reynolds; Jewett City,
Lisbon Bridge to railroad crossing, Alex
Raney and Arthur Rioux; Anthony
street, Herbert Thompson and Adrian
! Maynard railroad to Soule and flaming
court, Fred Clarke and John Davis;
Main street from Soule to Tracy ave-
nue. and School street. Ernie Raney and
Earl Hiscox; North Main from Tracy
avenue TO Green and Palmer avenues.
Daniel Dawley and Hazard Ara's'N',a>,:
! Palmer avenue, DR.. G. n. Jennings;
Green avenue. Walter Benjamin and
Char es King; North Main. from Green
and Palmer. on. Ralph Kingsley and John
Cakes; East Main from Ashland street
to and including Wilson street George
Wilcox and joseph Foy; East Main from
Wilson to Brown avenue. Eugene Des
Jardines and John McDermott; East
Main. from Brown avenue on and Mary
/ street. Leon Wheeler and Theodore Te-
treauIt: Brown a"AnI1a "ifr 90 49,
land streets. Ovelia Ashley and Wallace
Payne; Railroad avenue end Matbe, ; n
TO Tracy avenue and Soule street, John
Blake. Jr.. and Everett Hiscox. .jr.: Ma
tt1ewson from Tracy avenue to Green
avenue A fred Balloon and George Cyr
Mathewson from Green. also Aspinook
street. John McElligott and John Smith.
Mechanic street, Irving Thornton and
Medos La Motto: all non-Polish res
dents on Hill. High and from Ashland
bridge to Littlefeld's. William MAYNARD
and Fred Rail-; all Polish residents,
same streets. Adam Rojeske; all non
Polish residents from Main street
through Slater avenue and adjacent
streets, H. r. Herbert and NAPOLEON
Cyr; all Polish residents. same streets
Toseph Sadonski and. Stanley Sajewecz
Tracv avenue to Ashland bridge Alex
McNieol and Harold Brick'ey. Ashland
from Littlefelds on and Preston road to
| Pachaue road, Adelbert Babcock and
; Herbert Gray.
Armistice Day was very quietly OBJ
served in Jewett City. Nearly all bus
mess was suspended for either a part OF
all of the day. A snecal mass was said
by Rev. ]. ]. McCahe at St Mary's
church. and members of the American
! Legion met at their room for briei
service. All the bells in town were
led fifteen minutes before noon The
American flag and service flags wer,
disnlaved by many. Dearnley & Clarke,
and Zegeer's windows have Red Gross
? nurses in uniform, and the Red eros,
Co IS displayed outside the chapter
room.
, 'N-ath Poland's Harvest Skies. tn.
Red Cross reel to be shown tonight
shows the peasant life, but possesses
added beauty because of the quaint gar
iof the natives, handwoven from ratnboy
wool peculiar to the peaceful distric
= | west of Warsaw where the scenes wer
i taken. The picture shows the life Of III
countryside and villages during the har
{ by harvest season, and the prenaratio
for the holiday festivities that come wi.
+, Its close when the days are marked
= with dances and other celebration.
u aonono Thorn typical wedding, QUAR-
a :, in all its phases.
Lo Ma-tyre d. Aurore Gagnon.
"a French play presented by seven actor
~ from Montreal, was given In Finn Oper
= house Wednesday evening. It is a pla
! founded on fact, happening year and
g half ago in Canada. The play was gi,
"a en- under the auspices of st. Jean {
Il Baptiste society. Louis NJ. Gingra
president, and attracted a large aud
Is ence.
ic Rev. H. e. Olcott of Bloomfield, Com
te piCdSu dl Inc bdDLlSl CluTCl SUI
= day; Young Peoples meeting at els.
L Rev. C. H. Andrews breaches at IL
TO Congregational church. C. E. at 6.
" Rev. Mr.. MacLennan will preach .
s. the Methodist church. Epworth Leagl
to meeting at 6.
- Win-My- Chum-weel is to be conduc
le ed by the Epworth League from No
Is Is to 20. Sunday night the meeting W
H. be in charge Of Miss RAssia NoCI,,c1o,
Subject. Bible Examples Of Person
II Evangelism. Special music and qua
es tette.
&c At the Congregs tional church the
1t will be an evening service at oclo
~ with special music.
- Sunday is Red Cross Sunday natio
III ally, and the president of the Unit
States has recommended that clergym
81 OF all congregations stress the gospel
as service. In Jewett City. Lisbon, We
untown, Glasgo and Bethel, every MI
!. lister and priest has. received notice
10 Red Cross Sunday, and Of the plans +
IL the local roll call, and has been ask
=, to speak Of it Sunday.
~ Misses Mabel Wilcox and Sad
= Thompson are spending the weekend
~ Miss Grace Olin's. in Willimantic.
n NORWICH DIST. W. F. Ms.
- MEETS AT JEWETT CIT