Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
JEWETterfY

JEWEn CITY
 The twenty-hfth anniversary of the organization of Court Griswold, No. :1o1. l F. of A. was. observed in, Finn Opera | house Thursday evening. On the. stage l were seated Chief; Ranger Daniel Shea | and the guests of the evening, Grand l Chief. Ranger Matthew Metskeli. of New | Britain. Grand Secretary Thomas Fq0- Loughlin of Naugatuck, Joseph P. Port | elance, of Norwich, grand junior s7gopp- ward, a, past state officer, Frank Murtha of Norwich, and Thomas MeDonald, from Court Griswold, ,VolRntowR.s A large banner bearing the word welcome, and the two dates. 18ss-1921s F. of Aa was suspended over the center of the stage. The programrRe was announced after a. speech of. welcome sby,i Francis Campbell chairman of the committee of arrangements. Grand Chief ; Ranger Metskel and Grand Secretary O'ISouga- lin gave short addresses, speaking of the benefit to the met ars of the order, principally. Charles. Harrington sang My Little Gray Hpme in the West, and re- ceived a hearty encore, He. was ac- companied by Miss Della Mercy. Miss Della Mercy sang The Gy 14v's Love Song and for an encore gave [ Heard the Nightingale Singing She was accom-
 
 McCarron, from Providence. only, eleven sesrs old3 sang and gave an artistic ex- | hibition of dancing She did. the dainu- l est cake walk, wearing a costume of 1 pink and swansdowne And for an en-
 core went through a toe dance that wss i equal to the work of much older per i formers. By request she danced the ! Highland Fling. wearing the Scottish 1 costume. Her numbers were loudly ap- plsuded. She. was -accornpanied by. Mrs 1 Celia Geist. of PFnN.dences The grand
 march of forty eo,iples was led by War l den and Mrs J. H. Mccarthy. Morey's
 augmented orchestra played the best of
 music for 6: 7cing which followed. Sand l wtches,. cake ice cream and coffee were served by women friends. of the court in an adjacent hall. It was an, evening of
 unusual pleasure. especially as this order
 does not often invite women friends to
 be present. The very efficient com
 mittee comprised Francis Campbell, Dem
 his Sullivan, Timothy Connolly Thom-
 assMcGeTern and Louis, Mercy. ,ya
 Rev. J. P. Richardson Is i'll md viii
 not be able to fill hie pulpit at Pachaue
 on Sunday. Services will be conducted
 however as usual. ?. F. a; i.
 Miss Mabel and Miss. Marian. Frinl
 returned Thursday night after a week
 spent in Washington. D., O. They were
 members of the party of teachers who
 started from Hartford to make tti:
 trip. ., s.,
 Tax collector will be at. town clerk. office, 9-12, If today.-zzadysN Mrs. J. H. Mclaughlin and daughter . Elizabeth returned Thursday from Bal 3 timore, Md, after spending. three month, 7 With Mrs, MeI+aughlin's relatives Dr l McLaughlin spent the week there tn, l trip being made by, automobile. s. The Hose company responded to sevei 1 still alarms and one bell alarm durin, l 1 the past month -5. 8 The local Y; M. c., A basketball fv l went to Lebanon on Friday. night. ..r f Sunday morning at the Baptist church sI Key. M ID. Fuller will speak to the Ju i niors on The Frontier and toxthe Senior = op.> The Fraflty of Man. tiss Fanny T.f Morgan leads the Young Pbplets meet D ing at 6.15: At the evening service A e l.: Saunders speaks from the experience l, or. a business man who before conversio was. exclusively devoted to rns;king mon n ey and who had no use for sthe churct d lie was converted by hearing Billy Sun l. day. Rev. J. B. Aldrich breaches his las
 sermons in the,s sMethodist ehsrch o $ Sunday. Miss Edith Howe leads tn . Epworth League.
 F l FHeF'. c., H. Andrews breaches at, tn Congregational. church Sunday, mornin,
 William McNicel leads the c. E. at sey = en-, At eight there will be an illustrate o stereopticon lecture on The New Soul e Dre to economic ,tacties by. the. T g, Y, N. H. & H. R. R. a baggagemaste n is dispensed With at the local. ,statIo, MT. Merancy, who has held the, nos h ton for nearly two years has kept tf
 Jewett City station in a noticeabli, clea 5- condition; so that the cleanliness, h. v, been a comfort to the many local patron d It.. is.' hoped by the ,rnaay.-s.rat.oi ,n that they may enjoy the same condition
 at the depot in the future, ,- .t m As stated in Fridays BuIlet.n ,Wlsr, LaChappelle is to bot1d- a two-sto, Id structure. The first floor will. he f f. bowling and pocket billiards and w:I in operated by Mir. :LaCdappe.ic. Tha. ,e
 onds hoor will be a q1o 1cea photo.piz be theatre, slant floor, to,,e.s. and a. ticlo n- oftice with two windows sc that natro, ii will not have to sta1i in line. r. "
 also have the finest moving picture Iii in cn'nei that money can bSy. It w,ll all
 nave an emergency eieet-tcaL, DOW A. plant. so that if the local power shoI; 5 faHgthe show will .contiaua as if notbir n happened. This. theatre will run nn r5 large city theatre pictures. At reason ha ble prices, It will. hare sea ting "a n of city sof about roc person |. II. will be Q erated. under the .pers7nai direction, as John Dodek, an experieacs sd elec.rlcis