Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-15

Norris, c. J. Albro, Samuel Feldman and George A. Bartlett
 Membership: Nelson A. Daniels, chair man, Michael E. Sullivan, Alfred Arnme, Albert J. Fournier and Wayne Storrs.
 Rooms: z Mathieu, chairman, Charles H. Snow, Edward Fox, Daniel Holbrook, and Eugene J. Randall
 Finance: H. D. Pollard, chairman, Geo. Elliott. H. A. Sanderson
 Trade: George F. Taylor, chairman, c. w. Aipaugh, William P. Jordan. Frank Larrabee, Andrew Roux, Valentine L. Murphy and Fred Jordan
 Publicity: W. c. Norris, chairman, Val ent.ne L. Murphy, James P. Mustard, James F. Twomey and Aime J. Marti- neau
 Reception: Judge Otto E. Robinson, chairman, Rev. John E. Clark, Rev. Har- ry S. McCready. Rev. Walter J. Borehert, Rev. J. J. Papilion, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter and Rev. John Pearce
 Public Works: Judge Frank H. Foss, chairman, P. D. Donohue, James P Mus tard, Edward F. Whitmore.
 The directors are as follows: James P. Bath, Frank Larrabee, Andrew Rioux, Charles F. Risedorf, Valentine L. Mur-
 
 William Haddad, N. Klowskowski James B. Fullerton, Frank H. Foss, George W. Hickey and Edward F. Whitmore. The officers follow: President. Charles W. Hill; first vice president, Frank E. Rafferty; second vice president, Aime J. Martineau; secretary. NJ. E. Sullivan i; : treasurer, A. c. Scripture and correspond ing secretary. W. Norris.
 Federal prohibition agents of the East | ern Division of Connecticut have conduct l ed many raids during the past few days 1 and one of them, at the home of Louis ] Dietch, of Sprague, they seized a ten 1 gallon still, that was busily engaged in making moonshine at the time the officers | entered the place The still, a quanti- l ty of liquor and one hundred and fifty 1 gallons of mash were taken by the of 1 ficers.
 The wirIimantio women.s club is to entertain the husbands and men friends l of the members Tuesday evening of | next week at the Congregational church l house. Mrs ". E. Hendry chairman l of the entertainment committee has se- cured Miss Bertha. Morgan who is to en- | tertain with miscellaneous programme | The refreshment committee is headed by Mrs. H. H. Bronson.
 Employes of the city water departrnen, | placed new hydrant at the corner oi Church and Valley street, following tht breaking of the old one in an. automo- bile accident.
 Two sales held recently we4e well pat ronized and a good sum realized by tht organizations conducting them. food sale was held by the Children of Mary society of St. Aary's church and the La dies Aid society of the First Methodis Episcopal church conducted rummag, sale.
 Mir. aRd Mrs. :. Ashley BaFruws lef Friday for fhe1r new home at No. 22t Lincoln stre6t, Waterbury. Since re. turning from their honeymoon Wednes day evening the couple have made sev eral trips in this vicinity visiting witt their parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter B l Knight on Main street and Mrs. D, c Barrows on Psapea street.
 Several ef the Ieeal churches vii listen to men prominent in Y. M. c. 4 work this Sunday at the various services Subjects to be talked on arc the oppor tunity that the Y. M. c. 4. offers fol the community. Tine speakers for St Panls Episcopal church will be Hedle, Smith, county work secretary for tn, I '. A- A. 1OF tIl6 FtFcI m6IlOOfS Episcopal church, E. M. WiIlis of the Tn ] ternatienal Committee of the Y. M. c. 4. for the First Baptist church. Richar, 4 Mansfield. a prominent New London bus mess man and for the First Congrega tionai church, Alexander Kerr, presiden of the Maiden, Mass, r. N. c. A. w~d was received In tais city Frada, afternoon that Byron Lawrence of Staf ford. brother of Miss Jean Lawrence 0 this city had been injured while engage in working in Manchester and was pa tient in the Manchester hospital. Nil Lawrence had his foot badly cTushe
 when it was caught in a bully, while h
 was working outside for the Maacheste
 Trade School, instructing other member
 of his class.
 The Beo<he<issOd of tho First Bar i. fist church met Friday evening at tn I church house. The meeting was opene
 by the pastor, Rev. Arthur D. Carpentel
 following which the members in ope
 forum discussed the topic, Docs tn
 Church OGer the Man 8 Mans Job
 Following the discussion the member
 were entertained by Captain Harry How
 ard of New Lendon with drur,rnin; { bugie playing and story telling. m = meeting closed after the members ha
 partaken of a luncheon.
 Miss Ruth EuxuH, elder dsushter { 1 Rev. ". o. Nuzun. formerly pastor l the Methodist Episcopal church, has gor r to China to take ID work as supervise of kindergartens and primary schoo 7 in the northern provinces. Her heat a quarters are to be in Pekin. Mas Nuzul left this week to cross this country an 1 will safi for China, November 20, Re
 and Mrs. Nuxsim are now residents 1 East Camkridge.
 Mrs. Ida AIlen KsAredge. wife 1 CaYence EadYedge, ef Wilmington HI k died suddenly Friday morning at 5 o'cloc
 at her home. Mrs. E1dredge with ht . mother. Mrs. Oscar Allen of Hanove attending Stafford Fair Thursday .an l.nnr t,9oi- re-arn hone Mrs T-'fssfara Y