Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-11
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the Y. M. c. A. are as follows: Monday, A. T. Co. Girls vs. The Acorns; Tuesday, Telephone Girls of Wiilinaantic .vs. Hello Girls of Putnam; Wednesday, South Windham vs. A. T. Co.,; Thursday Y.IM. c, A. vs. K. of C.; Friday, A. T. Co. vs. K. of c, Friday evening the American Thread company girls team and the bowl CTS representing Obwebetuck ledge, No. | 16, I. O. o. F., will go to Putnam to bowl the Odd Fellow men and women bovlers of that city. The trip will be made by automobile.
 Engine company No. was called out once Sunday for a chimney fire on Jack son street Twelve gallons of chemical were used to extinguish the blaze. At tn emeeting of Olive branch. No. 10,
 Royal and Select Masons, to be held, Tuesday night in Masonic hall Grand Steward T. Frank Cassidy of Hartford is to be the inspecting officer. Grand Master Norman c. Stevens of Hartford is to be present also.
 Edgar M. Warner, clerk of the Wind ham county superior court. was in this l city Saturday afternoon for naturaliza- l tion purposes Four men were granted second papers: E1zear Srhiniks, Joe Ast- mann, Jerry Girouard and Emil Lussier.
 Howard Willard of this city was among 1 the men fined in West Hartford for i parking his machine without lights being i left burning. His fine was SIC and costs, amounting to $23.71.
 I The local police have received a com munieation from Chief Inspector McMur- ] try of the state motor vehicle department requesting them to aid the department in enforcin the automobile law rearding proper lighting at night. Motorists talk [ a HhanP6 Hcv1f horo fAoy-r probably wind up in the police station. Invitations have been sent to naen's clubs of local churches to attend the meeting of the Brotherhood of the First Congregational church to be held at the Congregational church house Wednesday, evening. Rev. Charles G. Johnson oi South Coventry is to deliver travel ad- Edress which will he illustrated.
 Mrs. Nettie Holt Harding of East Som. Eerville, Mass, was the speaker at the eeting of the First Spiritualist society Sunday. She is we'll known to local Spir- itualists and large congregations attend ed the meetings.
 Members of the Emerald basketball team and g number of fans are to enjoy
 a spread at Windham inn tonight (Afon- day).
 F This week having been designated bJ
 Gov. Everett J. Lake as Be Kind tt Animals" week. schools and other inati
 tutions have beer asked to build up ana
 strengthen love of justice and fair play among the people, particularly in then treatment of dumb animals under theil
 control.
 T Mrs. James Byrne and daughter Cath erine of Cambridge, Mass. are guests O
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Bartlett of Whitne,
 street.
 Misses Mildred Dunham and Hatti
 Cady spent the week end with relative, ] and friends in Hartford.
 r Carpenters, bricklayers and masons ar to hold joint meeting at Central Labo
 Union hall this (Monday1 evening. whel
 the 20 per cent. cut announced by tn : Contractors and Builders association Twill be discussed Several of the union have held meetings during the past wee] Ebut no definite action has been taken
 After tonight's meeting the die will prob
 ably be cast and the wage cut will b Eeither accepted or rejected. It is under tstood, however, that the contractors an builders are willing to meet with a com Emittee representing the unions and mat s Iters may be settled through a series c conferences.
 David H. Snow, 7s, died Friday nigh 5 at his home at Mansfield Depot He va u IdFIler ana was porn in Mansfield JaI : f25, 1S43, the son of Henry " and Care !. tline Holman Snow. Surviving him ar = four sons, Arthur D. Snow of Pheeni, . Ariz., Charles H. Snow of South Mar s chester, Walter J. Snow of Mansfel z z Depot and John c. Snow of Hartford. als : three daughters. Mrs. B. B. Fitts of Co, . wallis, Ore, Mrs. Edmund Young of Col
 Harbor. N. D.. and Mrs. J. }B, Pafme 0 Jr of Norwich.
 . Richard H. GFattidge, the day old So t of Harry and Dorothy Crane Grattidg died Friday from infantite trouble, at tI
 home of William I. Crane.
 Funeral services for John T. Russe
 Ewere, held Saturday morning at the LII
 dertaking parlors of Jay M. Shepard, N
 62 North street, at Il o'clock. Rev. Harr
 IS. McCready, pastor of the Congregation; . Echurch, officiated. Burial was in Goshe
 Hill cemetery.
 Funeral services for Miss Harriet I 4 Hoxie were held Saturday afternoon at = o'clock at the home of her sister, Mir
 William J. Hastings, of No. 108 Sprir
 street. Rev. Harry S. MeCready eondre
 ed the service. The bearers were c.
 ETainter, A. c. Scripture, c. B. Leonal