Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-16

sexton ssae, music 81, 200, fuel $1,000.
lighting 5000. Insurance $3.50, parson-
age frepairs and mtercst) $500, repairs
e2oo, printing es15. flowers $50. minis
ter's expenses SIS, 3anttor's supplies $50.
Congregational per capita. $40, Sunday
school support 500, Eastford camp $50.
premium on pastors annuity Ss1. con-
-tingeut expenses $500. total $500. " r
Wnlimaptie citizens are asked 10 pledge
600 as their share m tho AnieficAh
trelief committees drive for funds for the
relief Of the suffering people Of 1feiand.
The local committee held a meeting Mon-
| az night and plans for the campaign
were laid. Miss Agnes .NeIligan is chair
man Of the local COMMITTEES and Rev. John
e. Clark Is treasurer me publicity com
'mittee comprises ex-Mayof DnnltI r.
Dunn and Miss Michigan. The drive is
I, scheduled to begin Thursday, Mafoh IL,
and last for ten days coming to desc
Easter Sunday evening. Team captains
! and canvassers are to be appointed TO-
! day (Wednesday). The campaign for
| funds' e non.sectarian ana has the APP
proval Of many prominent persons IN this
country, Regardless of religious Belief IN
past drives Willirnantic has done its share
to raise its quota and when the suffering
people Of Ireland need aid II u certain
that people wifi come forward n The
effort to relieve their plight.
/ The sixth snAsaI rninslrsis enA dsaes
given at the Windhafti High school Mon
day evening by students Of the school
Melted $3.50. The money Is 10 be donated
to the athletic fund Of the school
At the windham county nsstins held
at the state capitol Tuesday afternoon,
$4,000 was voted for each Of the two
ensuing years to the Windham County
Farm Bureau
at the meeting Of Tsrep ., hey sesuti
lof America, to be held at the T. M @.
A. on the evening OF March 21st, all boys
4 having passed their tenderfoot examina-
lions are to be initiated.
] Pupils Of the Model School are % en-
joy another Of the Gym Joilies at the \
this "wednesday afternoon. Games are
4 to be played and contests between the
classes viii be held
Miss Elsie Baker has returned hons
after spending the past few days in New
London.
Dewitt c. HIN Of No. ss7 Prospect
street. who undeEWent an operation On
Monday night for INTERNAL trouble. VA
reported as resting comfortably Tuesday
afternoon
Eight applicants for automobile driv-
ing licenses met with Deputy Automobile
Inspector Wightman Of Stafford Spring.
| Tuesday, when he was IN this city.
r. You're out OF luck buddy II you haven't
| made your 1920 income tax return and
Uncle Sam will hold you liable to pen
alties. Roderiek Jodoin. the income tai
man, closed his once IN this city Tuesda,
might at 9 o'clock, after receiving neari,
1000 tax returns from residents Of WI
limantic and nearby towns. Mr.. Jod6tI
took up his work in this city FebruAr.
10th and since that time has been KEEP
busy. During the past few days IN
: number appearing to turn in tax report
showed a marked Increase
James p. Mustard Of this city wa
elected prelate, at the session OF N
Grand Commandery. Knights Tempial
I in Waterbury. Tuesday.
Today wednesday, is sewing day Z
st. Joseph's hospital and large nunnbe
are planning to attend the meeting.
Frederick C.. Mott, for the past thr,
years employed as foreman Of the aus
Hilary department Of the Rosie VIEW,
company has resigned Tuesday he WI
presented a scarfpin by the employees
his department. Mr.. Mott will enter bu
r mess for himself in this city.
The men Of the First Baptist churs
: iare to provide a social and enterfainmei
n for members Of that church this eve,
: lnesday) evening at the church rooms.
Company G basketball tossers, Of Soui
Manchester. met their betters Monds
might in the shape Of the Emeralds
Willinantic and experienced a crushir
defeat, IS 60 rs. The reason the defei
Ihad the kick is explained when II Is no
J. ed that the Manchester team took the mr.
half 10 to TO-, During the second ha
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