Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

ing. A committee had also been ap- pointed to arrange for the annual Ladies night, and another to select fifteen mem bers of the city committee. President Fullerton asked for com mittee reports and Fred D. Jordan stat ed that the following had been chosen for members of the city committee: Mrs. Robert H. FeHten, Miss Jane B. Ashton,
 Don H. Curtiss. M. E. Lincoln, J. E.
 Fullerton, E. Frank, Bugbee. A. J. Mar tineau. John B. Brick. Charles W. Hill, Valentine L. Murphy, Jay M. Shepard.
 James P. Mustard, Fred D. Jordan, John Reilly and ". C.. Norris. It avs vot- ed that MT. Jordan call the first meeting of the committee at which time chair man would be appointed. The com Elittee was gfyen power to fill all va cancies.
 W. c. Norris reported that the enter tainnaeN committee had arranged for a Ladies' night to be held at the town hall, Tuesday evening, May End. Music would be furnished by the windhan High School orchestra and an entertainer from 1 Boston would be secured Music for | dancing would be furnished by the Ching-a-Ling Banio-Mandolin orchestra, | and refreshments would served This meeting weald close the year of meet /; ings of the chamber, until the coming 1 \
 l President Fullerton spoke of the regis- ! ter now being kept at the Y. M. C.. A,
 and requested that secretaries of lecal organizations file future dates with the
 secretary of the ''Y'' and thus avoid con dieting dates during the coming year. An envelope and business letter blenk
 showing map of New England and the location of Willimantic as a business center was shown by President Fuller.
 tontoR and members were urged to use them in their business, to advertise willi
 mantle.
 w. c. Norris stated that inc nrJb iieity committee had prepared a leafe
 containing four pages advertising Willi
 nantfc's advantages to business men ant
 they were asked to use them in theil correspondence to aid in locating neV industries in the city.
 , The meeting was turned over to Jame
 P. Bath, chairman of the entertainmeb eomnaittee and he introduced. Professe ? Thompson Blood of Boston who was f furnish the evenings fun. \ Professo
 Dfoods entertainment was oneof the bes . seen in this city in past. vars, his char , aeteT in1persoBaticns meeting with tn . approval of his audience, Violin solo 4 by c. c. Helmold. leader of the m
 cnestra, and tenor solos by Charles Jef
 dan pleased. They were accompanied O :. Ethe piano by Miss Florence Howie. !, Bfiiisnantie lodge, No. 1911. R. P. ( f .Elks, held their annual installation (
 oncers Wednesday night following whic o an entertainment of the old time orde was enjoyed, Fast boxing events con
 pieted an evening of pleasure The ot !, ncers Of the lodge were installed as fo I .i lows by Past District Deputy James |, Hayes. of Norwich: Exalted ruler, Jam,
 Y. MeGlone; esteemed leading knieh e K. Ernest Melody; esteemed low, n knisht. Charles Hill; esteemed lecturir n knight, Valentine L. Murpbv. sacret.r e Louis J. Flynn; treasurer Raymend is Parker; tiler, Albert j. Fournier: tr11 . {" tee, Iohn F. Carr; delegate to gran l' lodge. John B. Bdgarton: alternate . grand lodge. Michael E. Sullivan, The entertainment committee was !: 't follows: William E. Congdon. Viii !, v Bigley. Patrick Conneil, Arthur smaI y and Raymond Lord.