Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10


 approaching marriage with Dr. Fred N. Smith The hostesses were Mrs. O'Neill, ] Miss Elizabeth HRrdfnan and Mrs. LeW- Is F. Church. About thifty=fve attend l ed. The gifts were peesented Miss Stiles l by Master John O'fEeiii and Fifnaan 1 Church, dressed to represent a bride l and groom. A luncheon was served on 1 ;the verantsa of the O'fSeih home.
 Tuesday morning a Boston bull dog owned by William Jenkins, was struck by an automobile that was passing down Jackson stree. The dog was crossing the road when struck. Tie number of claimed that it was traveiiug at too high speed A veterinary doctor stated that possibly the dog might live. The police were notified.
 The traffic ofaeef made his first ap-7 pearalce Monday with the straw cap and blue blouse as part of the official summer uniform of the local police. Will lima1tic is net as hand 1on her cops as some cities, and the officers will not i be compelled to wear coats while on traffic duty.
 James F9yAn, repEessnfink the life saving department Of the American Red Cross, gave two demonstrations in life saving Tuesday at the r M. c. A. In a 1 he demonstrated life saving and resus- citation of the drowning. At night a. demonstration was given for adults. To- day tFednssday) he iB to give a demon stration at tho boys swimming hole in the Natchaug river. The denlonstfa- l tions were given free and are a part of the educational program of the local l Y. Nj. c. A.
 l Mrs. Wealthy Elizabeth Dunham i Tracy died Tuesday morning at her home. No. Is Mansfield avenue, after an illness of several days. She was born 1 in Marlborough, Conn, but had resided ! in Wiiiimanttc for many years. She is survived by her husband, Harlow M, Tracy. a daughter. Mrs. Frank o. 1 Brown 8 son. Louis Tracy of this city, and three grandchildren, Elizabeth M.
 Clark, Velna and Tracy D. Brown of this city.
 i Ulridge Clark, ealsreE, sf Rockville. will appear in the police court this 1 Wednesday, morning, charged with de- frRlding his boarding house keeper of board due. Clark was arrested Tuesday by Chief of Police 1kiiiearey at Rockville
 on a warrant sworn out for his arrest. Walter ,. Gfixgs ,sf this city will be charged with reckless driving. The l charge against Grikgs resulted from an acclaent Tuesday morning on Prospect street, when the car Gfiggs was driving
 ran over and killed a bulldog owned by John Sullivan. Sullivan, 1t is aflered. claimed that SGfiggs deliberately ran s1yer the dog, which vas lying in the gutter. 1 Griggs claiTnii that he saw the dog some distance away and as he approached the dog suddenly darted toward the car and 1 the rear wheel rasl over the animal, which 1 died soon afterwards. II is alleged that I Griggs was traveiing at moderate rata l of speed at the time of the accident. Following Q high mass at which they assisted and received holy communion in
 body Tuesday morning, 30 choir boys Of St Maryls church were serveti with a breakfast at their headquasters by mem.
 hers of the adult choir and then left by
 automobile and truck for LaBontess farm 1 Columbia lake, where they are to camn l for 6 week. The youngsters are in charge 1 of Joseph F. Gauareau, choitnastAf of the junior choir. Five large tents and
 two Dup tents are being nsed to house the party.
 i The boys choir Is rated among the p&rishloners at St Aary's chnrch as our T of the most important organizations oi
 ehe parish, and no little pride is taken iu
 Y The French citizens in general have
 shown their appreciation by giving the
 SitoAt SHHlS OL money ana many uSefu
 articles for the trip. A list of contribu
 tors comprises: Federation of French so l eieties s20. Ladies of Ste Cecille K25 Council Fiorimond $40, Garde .Sacret Heart g.. La Soeiete St. Jean de Baptist, i$la, cleineast Harteau s5, Mrs. Ph.ii1 }. Dion ,. Transportation was afforded b,
 t1sias Cke7fEette, 1fofm.sdas Dion ant T peilsiiis Boucher. Bictrola records were ' loaned by Mrs AdelRrd aEaFrotte ant l Clement Hafteaa. and 8 first alu kit N;.s |. presented the choir by GustavA o. Car. l tier. Dinners will be furnished for thu campers by Mrs. Hormisdas Dion, Mrs
 Aldege Beaulieu and Mrs. Adelafae Mon.
 ast and the Ladies of Ste. Cecille Societe
 All that is needed now to make the veeel
 success is good weather
 The general orders of cam, for ths week are as follows First call 6 o'clock
 reveiie e10 prayer, raising of the colors S.3e to f.S0. bathing 7.Se to s, mess Sss reading-games 9.I6, singing 10-u; 30
 baseball 12. mess call 1-2. readinl.gane.
 2-3, motor boating s-4, baseball 5,s6 siFsl call to quarters, retreat, colors to D,
 lowered while singing national hymn. , mess, 7=S amusenneHts cal to quarters S.9o prayers, S.45 taps.