Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-18


 John Komisarch, of Putnam, caught with the goods in this city Tuesday night, was fined $1e0 and costs amounting to s1s4.65 by Judge Foss at a hearing in this city. Komisarch paid his bill At torney Thomas J. Kelley represented Komisarch and entered demurrer to the charge of having intoxicating spirits in his possession with intent to sell. but the demurrer was overruled by the court
 At meeting of Francis s. Long. wo- mans Relief Corps, Wednesday. it was voted to purchase flags for local school houses. The relief committee reported 4S calls for the year. $10 donated for the welfare bureau, and $5 to the Near East.
 About dozen boys will go to Norwich Saturday night to attend the Camp Ha- zen rally at the Norwich Y. M. c. A.
 A special service was held at Salvation Army hall Thursday night. The speakers were Major and Mrs. Main of Hartford. and Captain Carpenter and Captain Hath away of Putnam
 The famous MiIbury, Mass, basketball team will meet the Eneralds on the To- cal floor this (Friday) evening. Most of the players on the Bay State teamS are Holy Cross stars and they have been cleaning up things throughout New Eng land. The EmeraIds. however, have been hitting some stride themselves and it will be hard Bought contest. The lineup of the visitors will be: Bill Horan. Chick Gagnon and Cana Conway. all members of this years Holy Cross varsity team, Doc Cassidy, Simindinger and George Army.
 The Pieketts met the Bishops and O. Briens at bowling Wednesday night and 4f-. rFft-. TSs s-t.~ bowlers managed to get one of their three games. High single went to Chabot. with 147 and he also took high three, with 375.
 Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Jen- niigs were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home No. 17s Walnut street. Rev. H. S. McCready oficiated The bearers were George Chamberlain. Charles Blake Allen Armstrong and Dwight Ives. The J. c. Lincoln Company were in charge.
 The body of Herbert Barker of this city who died suddenly in Providence on Tues day, has been brought to this city for | burial. MT. Barker was a locomotive en- gineer of the New Haven railroad, hay | ing been in their employ for thirty years. He was also member of Willimantic Lodge, No. 1911, B. P. o. Elks. He was prominent in Masonic circles; being a member of Ancient Lodge No e2, A. P. i & A. NJ. East Hartford Conn, St. Johns l Commandery of willimantic Palestine Temple, Mystic Shrine. Cable Club Broth- erhood: and Radiant Chapter, No II, 0. E. S. of Willimantic. At one time he was member of Odd Fellows Lodge No. l 194, Mansfield Mass. Mir Barker is sur vived by his wife. Mrs. Ruth Lawrence I Barker, a daughter, Elaine c. Barker. a l son, H. Gordon Barker, all of this city i his father, Joseph Barker, and brother Henry Barker both of Minneapolis, Minn
 At meeting of the Mems Brotherhood of the First Congregational church held | Thursday night at the church rouse a l fine supper was, enjoyed. women of the | church serving The entertainment of i the evening consisted of musical numb bers by F. o. Harris of Hartford, who gave varied program which met with favor A social time followed the meet | ing.
 1 Believing the weekly meeting of ob-
 webetuck Lodge, No. IS, I. o. o. F.. held | at Odd Fellows hall on Main street Thursday night members were invited tc adjourn to another rcon. A fine oyster stew with sandwiches. coffee had beer provided by Chef Arthur Sweet. Pinochlt | playing afforded an evenings entertain
 ment
 \ considerable sum was realized foe tlhs
 fund for relief of suffering in Ireland
 when Seven Keys to Baldpate." wa presented at the Loomer Opera House b,
 the Storrs Dramatic club. Two crowded
 houses witnessed the George NJ. Cohar
 play. which was given under the auspice
 of the Ladies Auxiliary to the A. o. H.
 The program was in two parts, thu first being musicale, Echoes of Erin,
 tse second the presentation of the play
 The musicale opened with songs by quartet, John Keirans. first tenor; Harr.
 Lester. seo-nd tenor M. J. Farrell frs
 bass: William. second bass Mrs. M. J Farrell was at the piano. Other number
 were Colleen O'Mine." Misses Viola ant Irene White. and Fairies. Regina Racico and Leona Farrell Mother Machree, Anthony McKenna "Fll Buy the Blarne,
 Caste" Mrs Henry Mathieu and Colleer
 Lucille Dineen. Esther Portelance. Eliz abeth Jenkins, Dorothy Donelly. Eleano
 Connor Clair Foley Evelyn Fournier } Frances Foley Catherine Grimes Jean cite Vesiard., Alice Sullivan Mary Rior dan: Helen sugrue and Mary Mathieu . I'm Going Back to Dublin" William } Costello and his lads and lassies, Hurle. . Keon George Murphy, Louis Roman anC Harold Connor; Misses Regina Racicot
 Leona Farrell Viola White, Marion Me Carthy May Moran and Irene White } The second part of the. program va the play, Seven Keys to Baldpate" Tn play was given under the direction of N
 J. Farrell the characters being member f1f the Storrs Dramatic club of wfhicl
 William F. Maloney is president an,
 Franklin Hawley manager. The list 70
 characters in order of appearance va
 as follows:
 Elijah Quimby, cartaker of Baldpate In Ell Eelden Car