Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-26

 a reprimand by Chief of Police Killou- rey and the parents of the children were warned to watch their sons actions in the future. MT. Spellman has put a stronger lock on the front door of his store.
 The bachelors of San Jose Council, No. 14, Knights of Columbus were in their elemspt Monday night when at Windham Inn they ate heartily of chicken and other good things at the expense of the Benedicts, among the Knights About one hundred attended the supper, leaving this city by automobile about 7.30 o'clock. The single men earned their good time by administering a defeat at bowling to the double harness brothers. The match for chicken supper has now, be- come an annual event in the council.
 Monday night was odd Fellows and Rebekahs' night at the Y. M. CA. and many members of the lodges were pres ent Bowling billiards, games and danc- ing, old time and modern, was enjoyed. Ice cream, cake and punch Ia Odd Eel lows were served. The entertainment committee of the lodge was in charga>of the affair which was voted success
 Rev. John Pearce, newly appointed pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church of this city is to be rendered a reception at the church Wednesday evening. Min isters of the Protestant church of this city have been invited to attend, and the program will consist of music. brief ad- dresses and luncheon. J.. H. Bentley, superintendent of the Sunday school is chairman of the reception committee, and D., w. Ide is chairman of tn eheads of various church organizations who are to arrange for the flair.
 .lkt- 1,A1 r. feif in ghis parents Representative and Mrs. Frank M. Smith.
 James J. Rabinowitz of Enis, Texas is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Max Ra- binowitz.
 len. both of this city were united in mar riage Monday morning at nine olc'ock at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. "A. D. Carpenter. The witnesses were Forrest Palmer and Catherine Kivlen. After their honeymoon trip MT. and Mrs. Palm CT will reside on Walnut street.
 Bad weather prevented the American Company baseball team from getting in practice over the week end, but they will get under way this coming Saturday. "Puggy" Muldoon, for number of years catcher for the Polls of Hartford has been signed as backstop for the local team for the season. No pitcher has been signed as yet but when the right man is found the fans can be sure he will be signed up.
 San Jose Council, No. IA, K. of c. has been granted license to hold a box | ing exhibition at the Valley street arm I ory next month The Knights promise a fine card for the evening.
 | Although winimantic officially re- | tutions have been compelled to change 1 their running hours to coincide with tYair service. Superintendent E. A. Case has has made a change in the session al Windham High school, which now opens t24 minutes earlier than usual. The frs bell rings at $40 and the first class ii at o'clock School closes at 2.16 whicl ollows out of town pupils time enough tC make their trains.
 The removal of train No. 112 caused concern in this section Monday. Earl. A shipments of vegetables and merchandis
 arrived at S.30 o'clock nearly two hour
 later than under the old train time. Mai carriers delivered early mail receive
 at a. m. via the Central Vermont rail : road from New London, but this wa
 mostly second class mail matter. Post master John o'Rourke was called re | : houses asking when they would get thei mail Postmaster O'Rourke doing hi
 best managed to get this mail delivere between 1030 and eli a. m. The pos Il master states that until difinite action rt garding the removal of train No. 112 hs been taken the postal departmant wi 8 endeavor to have the R. P. O.'s of th . Shore Line mail trains between Bosto g and New York pouch mails enroute aft midnight thrown off at New London ar they can be brought up via the Centr 3 Vermont railroad arriving in this city 6 a. rn Residents of North Windhar
 Hampton, Eastford, Ashford, Chapli i. 1 Coventry. Lebanon, Mansfield and Cofun 2 bia are up in arms over the removal train No. 112 as it means that all the papers and mail will arrive one day lat Monday the rural carriers had started ol before the morning mail arrived. It said that residents of these towns a B agitating for the restoration of rain N 112 so they can get their mail witho any such delay as they were subjected Monday.