Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-14

tia members IN the discussion Of the
buaineSs In which each is employed.
CAtAfes w. HIN, explained to the mem
befs some Of the workings Of = thread
manufacturing plant, sketching briefly
the processes IN making tbs hniahed pro-
duct from thu raw materials received az
the mill. The talk was Instructive 70
all present.
communication from Arch Lees OF
the RAagsseId Park, n. J., Rotary club
az read inviting any member to the din
ners Of his club, and ccrnpiirnenting
them en- the Ems dinners enjoyed BY the
RosHrsans in this city. Communities
tons from the Pueblo. Col, Rotary club.
/ the Augusta, Ms, club and from George
tucker, secretary OF the Hartford club.
wero read. Mr.. Tucker stated the read
mess OF tire local club to appoint d.
rector for the New England spring con-
ference TO be held at Hartford March
~, 50, 1889.
Announcement was made OF the prco-
able date for concert by Miss Maude
Snesrer ana Miss Kiser, under the aus
pices OF the club for TIA benefit OF the
boys work connnfttee. James 3. Full
ierton spoke in behalf OF the community
| forum TO Be held at tire town hall tho
coming Sunday evening. when David D.
| vsugfk1N, professor Of. social servsass,
Boston University. will speak. His SUB
| 5eet will be American Ideals. The meet
| ing is open to all residents Of tlls city.
| Mention was also made OF the meeting
to be held at Spring F7fIl, Tuesday even
| ing. December 20. when the subject.
| what Things are held IN conarncn by
| reopie living in the country and people
| living in the city will be discussed The
| local chamber OF commerce has been
| requested to furnish . speaker and the
| Rotary club wRs asked TO send repre-
| sentstiveg.
| High standings IN bswIsng at fine z al
| Ieys to date have been announced as fol-
| lows: Men, high single for regulation
ducks, William Rigging 141. high sin
gle sniaNhA rubber bands Edgar Rednaar
! 155 high single on big rubher bands, L
Beckwith tss, high single on big ducks
Harold Jacobs 1s<, high ten strings, P
Peterson 1922. Women. high singles on
| small rubber bands Miss Hattie Cady,
American Thread Girls, 1zT Miss An
na criffon. Traveller Girls, ISL.
The Christmas sale OF Rcd Gross
seais Is IN fun swing in this city and
children are busy selling the stamps
The purpose for which the stamps ara
sold is known Dry everyone and the
| work done In Wiilirlantic during the past
year by the public health nurses and
through. the efforts OF Dr.. Hugh B
Campbell of Norwich, in the clinics helt
weekly merits the highest cor,uhenda-
ton. IT Is known that So Fer cent. oi
the money raised in this manner is use(
in Willimnstic, $500 going toward the
salary of the Public health nurses aYlt
the remainder for materials, relief ami
care Mt sanatoriunls. Various usanufac'
ing plants have already undertaken tbs
sale of seals in their plants, and 81
merchants have them for sale. The sale:
over two dollars made by school children
are to be announced through the press.
A Special meeting of the board Of al
rectors Of St. jttseph's hospital was hell
Tuesday forenoon in the directors
rooms at tho hospital. to comply with
the rules and regulations OF the govern
nnent in regard to the receiving OF ALEC
hol for hospital purposes. Several nee
essary documents were signe dand q
member OF the board was bonded, tina
the hospital might be supplied as need
eG. The minutes Of the meeting wer,
forwarded to the government for rec
ORD
Gerald Weinztein of Ash street, drive
Of q Ford car. and Louis Goldstein 0
Pleasant Valley. driver OF 3 buggy, fig
, ured IN an accident Monday night Of
Ash street near the junction Of NoTtl
street. The Ford car, Il is alleged, cam,
w behind the buggy at E fast rate O
speed. striking it and throwing Gold
stein and his uncle. II. Goldstein, ;iitt
the highway. The two rear wheels o
the buggy were demolished and the vehi
Gle was otherwise dana geo. Each
blamed the other for the accident bu
Weinstein said he would pay for the
lantern but would not settle for the dam
age to the buggy. Weinstsin reported
the accident to the police and said h;
would bs IN court Tuesday morning, bu
failed to show up. The Gcidsteins p1ac,
their dafnage al s75 but did not pres
the charge, preferring 10 wait unit
Weinstein makes the first move.
The Model schsel and Nsbchaur ar,
to clash this "wednesday afternoon /,
one Of their annual basketball game,
and Coach Elmer e. Ellsworth feels con
hde tnthat his boys can beat the Nat
chang team. The first game was mar
roTly won by the Natchaus team bu
onlookers sisted that the Model scl,oo
i've had not got under way IN the frs
contest.
! Through his attorney, Edward L. BON