Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-28

OUI0IlanQGTy, NO. zoo, -n66lS-
The meeting of Willimantic Rotary
club was held Tuesday noon with a good
attendance. During the meeting it was
announced that the local club led its di-
vision in attendance for November, max
ing five months since-June that the local
club has attained this honor. Several
new songs were sung during the meeting.
and regular reports were read by Secre-
tary Charles w. Hill.
The special committee assigned to give.
an ex-service man proper care for Christ
mas reported through James B., Fullerton
that the man and his wife were taken
care of and that the man received Satur-
day his first check for SO from the state
fund for soldiers. These checks will con-
tinue to come. One other local party had
contributed to the fund to aid the man
and his wife It was stated that the
| man was now in a position to earn his
own, way and in the future could provide
| for himself and wife. The Clubs share
| Of tie supporter Christmas was voted
! paid.
| James P Mustard was called upon 10
(, speak ON TIE Insurance Code of Ethics
/ lie gave All interesting ten minutes talk
/ on the problems met BY insurance COM
! pariieas and the many ways in which they
had aided the peD5c in the past. At the
close OF his remarks members asked
! questions relative to insurance problems
which were answered by NJ. Mustard.
| The so per cent. insurance clause was
| fully explained.
i A surprise of the meeting came when
| President Frank II. Foss on behalf of the
members paid tribute to member who
had worked faithfully for the club and
/ to whom should go the credit for the fine
afTa ard <,i,,t,
He then presented Secretary Charles W.
Hill & Rotary watch charm as token
| of the appreciation of the members for
the work done by Mr.. Hill during his
term in the past year. Mr.. Hill re-
sponded briefly, stating that it was his
desir etc continue to serve his fellow
club members, following out the Rotary
code of service above self" 1t was
announced that speaker would be pres.
ent at the session Ian. Sd The meeting
adjourned with the singing of The Stal
SpangIed Banner.
At the Congregational ehureiz hous,
this wednesday, evening there is to b.
a reunion of the Grex and Sodalftal
members, who will enjoy a social ant
dance under the auspices of the 30,
Scout troop. AS many of the young PEG
pie of the church. are home for the holt
| days, it is expected that the social will b.
largely attended.
In the police court Tuesday morning
I Joseph Stone, barkeeper for Peter Roche
Vile. was charged with having in hi
possession intoxicating liquors with in
tent to sell. He asked for continuanc
until Thursday, which was granted. Hi
case will come up at the same time a
that of Peter Rocheville. VINO faces
/ charge in connection with the raid Sat
,Irday night. The case Of William =
!! Segur. charged with passing a bad chez
on Fl. Scheinman. was again postponed
4 this time until Thursday morning. TIL
case of Michael MazzoIa, who conducts
\ | grocery store on Main street. Charge
with violating the Sunday closing law
4 will come up at police court this (Wed
4 nesday) morning.
In the United States court at Hartfor
/! Tuesday afternoon two Willimantic me