Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-24

part or her life was spent in Stamford, ! but for several years past she had resided l if this city ana vicinity No near rela- lives survive her.
 The Wonazn's guild of St. Paul's Epis- eepal church Is planning to hold 9 food sale and dance at 1he town hall and con1- naitsea arpsinSnseats have been as fol- lows: Mrs. Chafaes G. Van Zandt, presi- dent. general chairman; food table, Mrs.
 Frank M. Lincoln and Miss Annie John
 son 1: aprons, Mrs. Sarah Litterick and
 Mrs. John Hefsant; dolls, Mrs Frank H.
 Foss; fancy table MT Herbert Ladd;
 candy; Miss Elizabeth Peterson. Japanese
 articles will be sold by the Girls Friend- ly society.
 Tho City Bowling league will get under way Nov. 18th at tho ' bowling alleys, the folloYing teams with captains being enrolled: Knights of Pythias, Carleton King captain; American Thread com pany, Harold Jacobs captain; Revers, Dennis Hasgerty captain; I. o. 0. F.. l Edgar Rednlan captain, and Y. M. C. A., | William Higgins captain. The young l mems league will also get under way on 1 this same evening with four teams en- 1 rolled.
 Tuesday, aEsv. ee, was St. ceesria's day, ! St. Cecilia being the patron saint of St. Mary's church, Willimantie. a dedication and unveillng of a statue of the saint was 1 held in St. Mary's hall on valley street l Tuesday evening. The blessing of the l statue and reading of the lifs of St. l Cecilia was hy Rev. Hornisdas Belac. After this whist was played and lunch served. A program of old fashioned songs and stories by each individual was en-
 joyea.
 Something new in the minstrel line Is to be offered to tho public next month when St Hary's junior choir boys present
 a musical comedy Srtitled Hello, Boys
 The show Is to be held under the an-
 spices of the choir and is directed by
 Choir Leader Joseph r. Gaudreau. Con
 siderable time has been spent in re
 l liesrsing and the novel comedy of tht
 | youngsters is expected to De a big sue : cess.
 The carnival and bazaar of CompaRS
 ! G. 16Sth infantry, 43d division, openeS
 Wednesday night with a street parade II - which Company C. of this city and tn
 second platoon of Company c of Soul Manchester and Battery B of Nofwicl
 l participated Music was furnished fo | the march by the American band an [. plenty of red fire lighted the route. 3 feature of the parade was the playing C r FG march composed by Charles \. ( q Wheeler, leader of the band. which lla C been dedicated to Company G. At tf + arrnory dancing was enjoyed until mid 2 night and the booths did 8 thriving bus 2. ness The turkey booth was populs l. one and many turkeys were taken hon j. by lucky people for their Thanksgivir Q dinner.
 ie Brief Notes.
 Il The first snowetorrn of the winter brol o 1 over this city soon after 6 o'clock We ,e nesday night and at q late hour ill | l. night promised $ white Thanksgiving. 1s George Mcclure and John Nichols sn ID gray fox Monday while hunting s' Cedar swamp. It was their second k IS this season.
 le Over a hundred couples attended | II i old fashioned dance given Wednesd; o' night at the town building under the a T. spices Of Obwebetuck lodge, No. Is. L 1e O. r. A delightful concert program v s@l presented by the orchestra between al O. o'locE.
 oe Robbins E. Stoeckel. motor ehicLe col 11 missioner, has notiged the local police v enforce the regulations regarding ant ;" mobiles traVeling with but one headiigi III A majority Of night accidents have be 4g caused by the use of but one light, a '@ the department is deetTfnined to end tn
 i Attention has also been called to horf to drawn vehicles without lights, and to ! si l cycles.
 "a pr. C. II. Girard of Jackson street as building an eight apartment house on ! Us property or Mansfield avenue. The apa Of nents will be modern throughout