Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-26

ser<ce men The meeting was for the purpose of reorgznizing the Baptist Mems club The club during the com ing months is to hold forums for the discussion of vital topics of the day, and many social gatherings ara plan ned.
 Merritt E. Carpenter, son of Rev. Ar thur D. Carpenter of this city, met wsth painful accident Thursday evening while engaging in gymnasium work at the Y. M.. (. A. He was trying the flying rings when he suddenly lost Bis grip and fell to the floor, douRirg his right arm beneath him, breaking the wrist in two places. The fractures were set by local physician.
 Of the forty-eiEht candidates for final naturalization papers who apeared be- fore United States Special Naturalization Examiner Dodge, nearly all passed the reot1irements They were: Continued cases, Joseph Hutcha, Michael ostriga, Fritz Garulat, Louis John Kohlhon. John Koearnik Alphonse Charles Dauthneuiel, Alexander Ellison, Joseph Tanrede Hand- field
 New Cases-Daniel Wade. Joseph Les niak, Joseph Sadeski. Maurice Francis Carey. Frank Kuchta, Costas Pttro- peules Stamaton. Taniste Gadue, Timo-
 
 | thur Bernier, Archillel Er-Metia, John l Klasson, Joseph Astman, Adjuter Der nard Assad Joseph Malotie. Nicoli Ga wolf, Peter Peterson, John Bak, Harvey Joseph eTnire, Joseph Alexis Archan- 1 beault Michael Zoduary. Anthony 1 Thomas Latusek, John Latusek, Fred | Joseph Bernard.
 Continued for further study John Ia bar Emile Lusser, Donat Bernard, Paul Fregeault. Ovid Gatllin.
 Dismissed, John Valf. Suspended pending investigation of draft record, Abraham Telage.
 Brief News. i Mrs. Lucy A. Pond of Bridgeport has returned home after visiting Mrs. E. S. L,ncoln of South street.
 Mrs Darius M. Bennett and daugh- ter, of The Ridges have returned home after an automobile tour through the l White Mountains to Portland, Me, and down the coast to Boston.
 The Mems Club of the First Metho- dist Episcopal church held a public sup per at the church Friday-night. They were assisted by members of the Meth odist Episcopal Sorority.
 Samuel Simpson, constable and cog warden in Chaplin, has received nc- tice of another appointment from lhe state. He IS now game warden in that town.
 Officers of St. Pau,'s Episcopal Mems club for the ensuing year are: Presi- dent, C. J. AIbro; vice president. Rol'- ert Winters; secretary. Emil Bernct treasurer, John Sheffield.
 Take notice! Come to tne Mansfield Agricultural Fair, Wednesday after noon, Sept. 2S, and all day Thursday Sept. 29, in the armory at Storrs. Don forget it. You will get your moneys worth in full-adv.
 Hours of work at the local freigh
 station are changed beginning today
 fMonday). The employees go to work a
 a. m. and quit work at 5 p. m.
 The civil suit of Samuel B. liar
 vey vs Jessie Ellis, to be heard b.
 Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean a
 his office Saturday was again con
 tinued this time to Saturday Octobe
 Sth at g a m. The case was frs
 brought before Justice Dean on Apri
 18th
 : 4 guest of Miss Gertrude Turne : at her home on North street is Mis- : elen Abbe of Washington, D. C. } Hiss c. Marguerite Pearce daughte of Rev. and Mrs. John Pearce Jeff
 Saturday morning to resume her stud ies at Columbia University. Odell M. Chapman Fife and DruI
 Corps of this city took part in tn field day program held under the aus l pices of the Oxbridge, Mass, drur ! corps The Willimantic corps is plan ming a field day October 18th. } Changes on the Willimantic-N Norwic = trolley line affects local residents. Th
 first trolley in the morning caves Nor S wich at 4:45 arriving here at 6:05 a. II f and returning leaves here at 6:25 e m. arriving in Norwich at 7:45 a. n e The 5:25 run from this city has bee I discontinued.
 [. Misses Bertha Botham and Agne : Tremblay who recently resigned at tn Il costing department of the America l Thread Company were given fare 6 well party Friday night at the home 0 Howard Millerd on Spring street. Mi. = Botham is to take up new work y Philadelphia and Miss Tremblay is f be married soon.
 n There was a large attendance Sur l. day afternoon at Central Labor Unic p Hall when M. A. Rolerleson o, Hartfol t gave bible lecture on Millions No
 Living Will Never Die. The lectuI l- was given under the auspices of u y International Bible Students Associ: J. tion.
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