Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22

band and wife, continued from Thursday were again continued this time until Sat urday October 2sth. Both ara charged intoxication and breach of the peace.
 At the annual meeting of St. Jaseph's hospital Nurses Aluannae association. held recently at the Nurses home on Jackson street, the following officers were elected: President, Miss Elizabeth Nagle vice president, Mrs. Thomas KE- lourey secretary, Miss Alice Logan treasurer, Miss Anna O'Conneil. Follow ing the meeting a banquet was enjoyed after which the members spent the even ing socially at the Nurses home.
 The Windham Girls club held food sale Friday on Union street the proceeds Of which are to be used to defrsy e1- penses of the members who WI lattend the convention to be held in New Haven October 29th. Miss Margaret Ryan was chairman of the conasnittee in charge The members of the committee were Miss Margaret Roman, Anna Roman, Helen Hallahan, Alice Johnsen, Blanche Haiia- han, Beatrice Harris, Mrs. Mary Mc- Carthy and Mrs Eileen Racieot. 4 large fruit cake, frosted and decorated with rose made of candy, Having citran i leaves was sold by 8 general canvas. The body of First Glass PrivsAe The odore Laprade was removed Friday from local undertaking establishment to the home of Francois Exayier Caisss, 25 | Spruce street. Private Lapfade was 1 born In this city September 1895, the son of MT. and Mrs. Honore Meh1nier La prade. He was educated at St. Mary's school and was member Of St. Jean i Bapttste society ana of St. Msry's church. 1 He entered the service December Il, 1917. being & member of the J08th Re pair Squadron, Air Service at Fort Slo- cum, N. Y He left for France in Sep ten1ber, 1918, and was killed In action l October 19 191S Private Laprade is survived by a sister, Miss Laura Laprade l of this city. Local ex-service orsapi- cations are planning for military fun 1 eraI to be held Sunday.
 Brief News
 1 Dr. and Mrs. Charles A Jenkins and 1 daughters Eulila, Elizabeth and Marie 1 Of Wtndham road are visiting Dr. and ] Mrs. James A1cKenna, Of Providence. l MT. and Mrs. John c. Tracy are to en- | tertain for the week end Miss Harley Hurd of Stratford, Miss winifred Tracy 1 their daughter of Hartford, and William Wheelock of Hartford.
 Roger Sullivan, son of Mrs M. A. Sul- l livan of Jackson street and H. K Under : wood principal of Bulkeley High school New London, are to go to the Yale-Arrry football game at the Yale bowl today l (Saturday.)
 James P. Couninan of this city is re. covering following an operation for ap- pendieitis, undergone at St. Joseph's hos pital Thursday.
 ! Miss Mabel Jenkins of Duxbury, Mass. ! teacher q fr | spending the week end at the home od her parents, MT. and Mrs. William L Jenkins of Jackson street.
 Mrs. T. R. Parker of Church street re- turned home Friday from Hartford where she had been guest at the home of Allen
 B. Lincoln.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond A. Parker and
 MT. and Mrs. Roland B. Jordan are te motor to New Haven today (Saturday) te 1 witness the Yale-Army football classic County Detective William E. Jackson took Newell Bethel of Winthrop, Mass, tc Brooklyn jail Friday morning from ths local police station where he had beer
 locked up Thursday night. Bethel i. wanted for adultery with Louise Foste 1 of that town.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Gager are to attenS the dedication of the Harold Anthon,
 Gager Memorial Gate at Tufts college
 today (Saturday.)
 At the First Baptist church, Rev. Ar thur D. Carpenter, pastor, will preael
 Sunday at 10.45 o'clock Church sehoo
 at noon. Christian EndeayOr meets at D. III. followed by Community service a
 : D. m., subject, Story, Helen of the Ol
 House.
 At the First MetAediss EpiseSpa
 church. Rev. John Pearce, pastor, morn ing service at 10.45 o'clock. Speaker
 Mrs. Cliptock, representing the Woman Home Missionary society. Sunda
 school meets at 1910 Evening wershi
 at D. m., subject, ''The Three Jesis
 Festivals and Their Significance" Tn
 pastor will preach
 At the First Congregational ehurel Rev. Harry s. MeCrsady, pastor, wi preach at 1e.45 o'clock SHesjec& chi dren's sermon, Joan of Arc. Mornin
 sermon ''Wearying for the Door" Churc
 school meets at S.45 o'clock. Sunday e1
 ening institute at o'clock; social hou
 at 6.05 o'clock. Question Drawer
 Christian Science service is held sur
 day morning at 1045 in tbP Woman
 Club rooms, No. SGS Main street. Subjet
 Of lesson-ser1non, Probation Afte
 Death Sunday school immediately fo
 lowing morning service.