Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

to Main street. A silent policeman has been placed about twelve feet north of the cross walk, parking to be allowed
 only between the sign and the bridge.
 Glass officers of the eighth grade, of
 WindhaTn street school have been elected
 as fellows: President, William Jackson;
 vice president, Herman Davis secretary,
 Eleanor Stanley and treasurer Mary
 Rose Savpry. Class colors of green and gold have been selected and pins are to
 be purchased. The committee chairman
 are: Decorating, Harvey Rosen; re-
 treatments Eleanor Stanley; entertain ment Raymond Pollack,; invitation, Ruth Tilloston.
 A civic league has been formed at the school members including pupils of the four higher. grades. The purpose of the league is to promote better school. spirit and civic responsibility. The officers are; President, William Jackson; vice presi 1 dent. Eleanor Stanley; secretary. Rudolph l Pollack; treasurer. Laura Bellanger. 1 Ruth TiIfotson is chairman of the well | fare committee and John W. Keefe has ] been appointed chief of police whose du- 1 ties will be to supervise the passing of classes The leagues first drive will be
 on, Clean Speech The executive coun- l grades, the officers, the, principal, and
 some fthe faculty. Meetings are held 1 Friday afternoon in the principals of
 fee.
 l over one hundred members of WiIIi- mantle Lodge, No. 311, B. P. O. Elks left l this city Thursday night about 6 o'clock ] by automobiles for Rockville where they ] joined their Rockville brothers in making l the latters carnival q success. With l the ,ocal antleEed herd went the Ameri- can band which led them in their parade l at Rockville prior to the opening of the
 carniVcl. The local club as usual instill- I ed the pep that goes to make up any car- l nival they attend. A thirty minute en- tertainmenf was staged by the locaI or ganization, during which Lew Tracy put
 on one Of his fancy dancing exhibitions
 that was well received. Michael j. Far relI with his dancing. singing and whist I ling. act won a big hand from the audi ence.
 \. ". Buchanan of Mansfield. agent of the state board of education issued
 certificates to a number aof children be- | tween 14 and 16 who desired to go to work Several others were turned back
 and told to study further.
 ! The First Baptist Church Mems club | VIII SltcFIs3A the OIRer IQe1fDeFS or the I church this (Ff:iday} evening at the ! church, when a Hallowe 'en social will be enjoyed. A program of Hallowe' 'en
 games and other entertaining features l have been planned. Mrs. A. D Carpen- l ter is in charge of the refreshment com nittee.
 Many local people have received invi- 1 tations to attend. the luncheon at the 1do- | tel Taft, New Haven Monday noon in honor of Dr. John R. Mott Dr. Mott is l to lecture on The Present World Situa- tion from 8 Christian Viewpoint. Presi- i dent James Rowland Angel of Yale | University is to parade to preside, and 1 Governor Everett J. Lake is on the com mittee of arrangements Frank R. Gus 1 tard, general secretary of the local r.
 NJ. c. A. is in charge of giving out in- 1 vitations in this city.
 1 Windhan1 Highs football team goes to
 Middletown today (Friday) to clash with the MiddletowH High eleven The local ! team has shown much progress during the past few games. Shaun Sullivan. fullback, >1ilI be back in the lineup and this alone puts new fight into the Wind ham boys. The team will probably line kup as follows: Captain Burr, quarter
 back; Shaun Sullivan, fullback; Louis
 MandeH, right halfback>;; Gates or -Ober-
 nesseh, Left haIfbaek; Ellison, left end
 Heller, left tackle; .Kitay. left guard
 Prater. center Simonds, right guard Israel, right tackle; Rosen or Storrs
 right end.
 Miss Ruth Estelle Preston, of MancFes ter-by-the-Sea and Byron Arnold Potter son of Mrs. Grace E. Potter of Wes Main street, Willimantic, were married Wednesday afternoon at 1S0 o'clock a the home of the bride. The bridesmaid was Miss Marion Preston, sister of tn bride: the best nan being Clarence o
 Barrows of this ,sity. Following tn wedding a reception was held for relative and friends. Mr. and Mrs Potter fol lowing their honeymoon will make thei home at No. 1705 West Main street; vii a Hmantie. The bride is a graduate nurs and had been engaged at one of the Bos
 not hospitals MT. Potter is a graduat 4 of a. business college in Hartford and i S employed by Hall & Bill Printing com pany of this city. Those who attended tn wedding from this city were Mrs. Grac |