Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-28

Windhani Manufacturing company 3otns short time employment with the Ros- sic Velvet company which has been op- erating on twentQ-four week for some time The Quidnick- -Wandham company woil go on a four day a week schedule starting today Work days will be of seven hours, from 8 g. m. until D. h., the days Of operation being the first four days of each week.
 Brisf Notes. Among those from this city wine saw Che Holy Criss hand Boston College a 41 to c trimming at Boston On Satur- day were J. Murray TTgae. Edward Nor rison, Stephen Connors, Roy Hallshan and Eugene MoriaTty. Mrs. W. Fl. Buckingham Of Jackson street was 8 recent visitor at the Groton 1 home of Mrs. Leslie Nichols. 3 former Wilimantic resident.
 Dr. and Mrs. Albertus v. segar return ed Friday night from South Norwalls, where they spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Segars modher.- Mrs. T. 4. Loundee. 1 Miss Myrtle Jordan of Northampton, an instructor in the Department of Phys ica1 Hyginie, Smith college. spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Jordan.
 Mrs. c. F. Bath of Worcester, Mass, ] Miss Mae Lawrence and Miss Jessie Woodward of South Manchester, spent l the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bath.
 | Mrs. Asline Ward and daughter sybi1 | of Newton Highlands, Mass, returned | home Saturday afternoon after visiting for several days with Mrs. Wards par ] ents. MT. and Mrs. Albert L. French. ] Mrs. John L. Leonard returned Sat ! urday evening from Norwich where she I rrr1,~ Robert Johnson.
 1 Rev. Mother St. Agfins, wfa has charge of the boys at ogdensburg, N. r., | City Orphanage, is visiting her parents, | MT. and Mrs. $. Aubin. l 4 social night is to be held at the 1 Y. M. c. A. Wednesday evening for all
 young men and women interested.
 The Lebanon boys who were guestz of the '. M. c. A. Boys department Sat | urday night enjoyed an evening Of fun. Athletic games, gymnasium games and aquatics were enjoyed after which mo- l tion pictures werg shown.
 Tho Pirates, Reds and~ Giants in tfe | Y. NJ. c. A, league are tied for first hon ors with 43 points scored thus far The l Tanks with but 2S are in the cellar po- sition.
 Mrs. Frank Herricli of High street eff 1 tertained for the week end Henry Win ton, of Boston.
 Rev. Claire M. Curtis Of Boston was the speaker at the meetings of the First Spiritualists' society held Sunday. The
 meetings were largely attended, Rev. Mfr Curtis being well known for his platform work.
 The Music of the Pilgrims was en- tjoyed Sunday evening at the First Con-
 gregational church house following ths
 evening institute. The music was ir
 charge of Prof. Morgan St John.
 Ralph VerTy will appear before the DO lice court this (Afonday) morning charg
 ed with reckless dricing. He was noti fled to appear In court Sunday morning
 Officer Killourey served notice on him
 Company c bazaar was well patron
 ized Saturday evening. Dancing was en
 joyed until midnight by over three hun
 dred couples.
 The fall of rain Sunday night mad
 travel dangerous. Trolley cars coming in , to this city were nearly an hour lat
 Sunday evening because of the ice on tn raiis and on the wires overhead. No ae cidents were reported up to a late flou Sunday night.