Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-05
EWETT CITY


 dieux c. Dugas,, Mernard Gilbert, Mra Fred Jodefn, MT. Cornell A. A Young. | George s. Brown, John Dewyer, Philip | Jarvis, Mrs. U. Gilbert, John McEliigote, l Mary La ponte, Mrs. c. Robinson, Aiceda | St. John, Mrs. A. Dernsha, Nathan l Babccck. William Dwyer. Wilfred La 1 Liberty Mrs. 4. Lee. Judson Eountaine. 1 treault, William Clark Patrick Clark, Josephine Echao. Albert Duda,s Mrs. Wojdon, Amelia Tenczar, Sophia Bernard, Paul Poiasld, Joseph zabrowsli, Andrew zajane, St&nislaus Cholewa, Charles Ara blk. Peter Koziol. Victoria Skiba, John | Gartska, Michael Arabik, Kasper Drobaik, Mathew Mis-. Thomas KioIbas.
 Railroad Avenue-Joseph Gowaclna, Owen Clark. Annie Ccnneil, Adelard Du- fresne, Philip 4elady. Jr, William Brickley.
 Soule Street-Elias Anthony, MrA Sadie Bouchard. Dennis Griffin, Lillian Oliver, James T. Wilbur. Mike Shuschuk. John Hon Ggan, A. Zegeer, Alex Kicizuke- wicz. Emeliean DufreSne. William Walsh, Margaret Kelly, George Leyden, Joseph Foy, John Welsh, John B. LeClair, Est, A. Rojseka, Jahn Grodeck, Joseph C1ni- clio.
 Mathewson sreet-walter Benjamin. Carl Benjamin, T. D. Shea, Edward Ashey, John Hennon, ST., John Hennon, IT,, Anna Cruson, Ruth Stewart, Peter Flynn, George Rochelieu, Edward Rous- eeau. Mrs. Fred Condie, Miss Nettie Johnson, Redmond Walsh, Thomas Mur- ray, Michael Murray, John Murray, Mrs. Walter Marshal, Elmer Tarbox, Mike Druska, Theodore Pigeon, Mrs. Maxey Seymour, F. F. Driscoll, John P. Driscoll, Francis H. Driscoll, William F. Driscoh, Annie E. DriscoH, Nora c. DFiscoll, Mary J. Driscoll, Margaret T. DTiscoll, Mrs. | F. Paee, Miss MabelIe Scott, Mrs. John Post Mrs. Therrien, Mrs. Esther Par 1 fridge, Frank Cusick, F. H. P. Clement. l Edward Cornell, Miss Jennie Donovan, | Aglae Therrien Thomas Grogan, Mrs L. | V, Whitford, Clovis Casayant, l Mechanic street and Greene avenue William Purdon, Timothy Dwyer, May R Driscoll, John W. Blake, ST., John w. Blake, IT,, Jennie Blake, John Karpluk. Martin Foley, John McDermott, John F. Burns, Egbert Tarbox, Shea family, Jer| ry Bonney. Anthony Bouney, Etta Bon- ney, John McDonell, Mrs. Alice Lafiamme, Paul Ethier, Fred Lafarve, Mrs. Kate Dewyer, Mrs. William Mcdowell, Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Edward Walsh, Michael Mo- l Carthy, Mrs. William Hogg, Mrs. Thos. Hogg, Mrs. Joseph Bottomley, Mrs. E. Shorey, Henry Lynch, Michael Hallisey, Mrs. John Mclean, Joseph Ladyka, John l NlCAITdl0, Jdu1eS WdLSEs 9L8ulby O6Hl6tlS, Mrs Thomas Wakely, Stephen Finn, Della 1 nard. Andrew Anderson, Joseph H. Mo Carthy, Frank Campbell, Alice A. DriscoIl, Geo. Hill, William Knox, Frank Dewyer, 1 Geo Jagrello, Horace Dawley.
 Anthony street-Velo Maynard, o. F. Miller, John P. Walsh, William Rattle, Mrs. James Barry, Mrs. Paul Hiekey. John Carol. Daniel Driscoll, Thomas Me Dermott, Mrs. Noel, Henry. Hoyt, Bennie Kal1o, Walter anuzko, Herbert Sharkey, James McNally, John Woodward, John l Godeck. Henry Straek, Victor Gelliew, John Martley, Morris Gittleman, John Barry, J. Ashe, Earle Nichols, Catherine Nicvhois. Blanche Nichols. William O. Cornell, George Twoney, James Hughes, Michael Mccormick, John Rishawy, Jo- seph Litter, William Trainor, John Shep- herd, Mathew Geary. A. J. Chase, Henry Kiernan, Raymond Twitcher, F. McMur- ", James Brennan. Michael Hurley, A. LeAhon, Frank Ford, William Ryan, Her bert Cooper, Foster Harrington.
 T MT. and Mrs. John Heidelberg had as Iguests Sunday, MT. and Mrs. George Wolfensberg, MT. and Mrs. .Lucien Bes- sinet and daughters Susan and Pearl, of Greeneville, Miss Elizabeth Sauter and
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas SiInco and daugh-
 ter, Katherine of Norwich and Miss Lena Il Stitche of Tafville.
 Mrs Heidelberg who has been Ill for
 several weeks is convalescing.
 l The Community club meeting was
 very largely attended and the members
 enjoyed 8 fine program. During the bus
 mess meeting a committee was appointed
 to conduct the next meeting. This com.
 mittee comprises Mrs. George Briggs, MT
 and Mrs. Chatfield, Mrs. Kaufman and Miss Lucy Gray. During the program
 there were solos by Mrs. George Brigg. . and Mrs. Arthur Yahn. a humorou;
 reading by Paul Potter, whistling sol<
 by Miss Mabel Kanshan and an address by Rev. c, H. Andrews Sandwiches
 cake and coffee were served. The com , mittee was James Crary, Mrs. Yailn, Mrs , Willis Morgan, w. F. Christopher ana
 Charles Campbell
 Mrs M D. Wilson is III her home ol , East Main street.
 Mir and Mrs. William Johnston are fl Willimantic today cTuesday) attendin;
 the funeral of Charles Williams, Mrs v 1 Johnson'a brother-in-law.
 Fl Mrs. Mary Burdiek Mrs. Nancy Bar l rett and Miss Maud Barrett are tempo n rarily occupying rooms in the Norma
 block on Main street. The house wher g they live is to be moved to a new 10 l. cation.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. ,. Corona, of Provi l. dence were weekend guests of Mir. an o 1 Mrs William MeNicol at their home e d East Main street. Mr. Corona is e charge of the dyeing at the plant c l. the ueenQueen Dyeing Co.,. of Prov f dence. MT. Corona and the late Archi k McNBol were firm friends. MT. an t- Mrs. Corona have just returned from v trip to Europe. While in Scotland the Y were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andre t Cossar, who live near Glasgow. Mir l. Cossar was Miss Jessie McNicol. NJ .e Corona visited many of the battlefield l. in France and told thrilling stories of th ,- visit to the Trench of the Bayonet : Here ITO allied troops were huddled tt l. gether in trench. All carried guns wit h fixed bayonets. A heavy German she
 fire caved in the trench upon the soldier h. The trench proved to be their grave, an ia there is to be seen today, the protudir
 bayonets of the entombed men.
 The alarm Sf 91 was sounded. on tl E. new fire whistle at 12:45 p. m. Nlends of for a fire on South Main street. n C. roof of the old Fenner house, whiG he stands but few feet from the railros ,n was discovered on fire. The chemic
 tank did the job of extinguishing in sho
 order. It is believed that sparks from
 passing locomotive caused the blaze
 was the ease once before.
 . BlOod-rpOt Is in bloom at the very fe habitats known in this section.
 flower of all the year can vie with this
 Spotless beaaty. It is the sanguinaf
 canadensis of botany. t belongs to [
 Peppy family and the to 2petas oG t
 o0rolla, are saow-white. It cannes al I I~. Awak k