Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09

entertainment which will be given IN this
city in the future.
Lew Tracy Of this city, now with the
Neil O'Brien Great American minstrelss 1
writes to friend in this city from No
south is booming in his line, but II Is toe |
hot there. When he paraaed last It ives
95 in the share, and as seea as he could !
he took a ride in an open trolley car to
cool OF.
Tuesday was the nnaa day Of the pre- |
Isenten conference of Congregational /
ministers of Windham county in connec- 1
ton with the state department of evan |
gelism. Fourteen ministers attended the |
sessions. which ended Tuesday night TIE
conference was in charge OF Rev. H S.
McCTeadg, pastor of the local church, !
] and Rev. Arthur w. Clifford, pastor Of !
| the WiRdham Center church.
The dol1s ~of mnny national1tlee TO be
sold at the Hoover mass meeting At the
iarmory next Tuesday evening are to be
placed on exhibition in the windows Of
Murray's Boston store. An International
popularity contest has been started to
lsee which doll Is tie most popular one
| There was large attendance at q con-
cert and whist held at St. Ma9yse han
Tuesday evening under the auspices of
the choir OF st MsIry,s church Music
was by the Euterpean orchestra, led by
Miss Mary Rose Blanehette, and mem.
bers Of st. Mary's choir sang solos. duets
and quartette numbers. Following the
lplaying Of whist. refreshments were
served.
q Harry orchak died In this city Mon
day following a brief illness. He is
survived by his wife and four, daughters,
the oldest being Z. Mr.. orchak has been
employed as fireman of No. mill for
the past five years by the american
Thread company.
/ The WomAn's auxiliary of st. 9eseph.s
!, hospital has voted to take part in giving
the food sale for the benefit of the starv-
, ing children of Europe. At their meeting
Monday it was reported that $793S2 had
been collected for the sale of Red Cross
seals. Of this sum, 16 per cent. goes for
national work, per cent. for state work,
and IS per cent for local work; $500 to
be used as part payment for publis health
nurses salaries. The remainder goes to
purchase milk for ae 1emic children to
: prevent them taking tuberculosis. It was
!, reported that S127. IA was taken in at the
= food sale held recently, this money going
: Ito st. Josepf's hospital. Thursday at
. ternoon is to be sewing afternoon for tie
: hospital, and invitations nave been ex-
). tended to all those desirous Of doing this
= kind Of owrk to assist tie hospital.
l.. Thef6 are TO De Two O4SkGGo1u games
! at the Y. NJ. c, A. this wednesday, AZ.
a iternoon between. teams Representing
: Natchaug grammar school and two team,
), made up Of students of Windham High
= school. The Natchaug boys team W..
! play a team called the High School indie
- pendents and the girls, team of NatchsRf
= is to play the high school freshmen
~ The first in a series Of cesnnunit,
+ dances is to be- held at the Z. "a. L. a
= dotnaS Will nf,nfiJ1f1o foe eaxar1a
=, weeks.
= A large number Cs people attcnd.d h
~ dance given by the j. F. F. club at tn
town hall Tuesday evening
Ne Women representing several srsanizs
"a. tons in this city met at the Y. N C a
a Tuesday evening ana p as Tern ma
ne for the food sales to be held later in m
s. week to raise funds Tor ia Ectopeal
lie relief. Plans were also niA5e for IA
"a big sale to take place next Tuesda,
m evening.
TX Forty tables Of whist were 1Ilied at Cd
of Fellows hail Tuesday evening. Tn
r whist was held under the auspices OF Oh
It. webetuck lodge, No. 16, ]. o. o. F., an
k rs point swere played. After Is point
hit had been played Fooiishments by a Foo
az ish Fool took place. this being followe
I'd by music by the Odd Fellows orchestrs
le, | Ten more points of whist were eaJcye
We and this was followed by dancing. Il
ed cream was served during intermissioi
Id The dance committee WAS headed b
Is. Fred H. Williams, chairman
'e- A meeting Of men Interested In foFmiE
a City Bowling leag7Ie was held at Il
In Y. M. C. A. Tuesday evening and team
ne representing six local organizations we
nd formed Bowling will begin early ne,
N week and a bowling schedule is to
m made up within the next few days. Team
and managers are as follows: /. O. D.
af-Edgar Redman. captain. Peter Pete
son, Lester French, Earl Battey,
re- Matsewson and Joseph Bernett. K
n CT. Murray. captain, T. Pickett,
er OBrien, w. O'Brien, N. Summers, 7
OF Hussey. K. of P.-Q King, capital
IT. Raymond Gates, o. Barrett. G. Burnhal
IT R. Winters A. 7. Gov. Higgins. ca
tain, E. Jacobs, ]. Aspinwall, Villa
In Nichols, Ernest Melody, Robert Higgir
'en South Windham-I.. Beckwith. capital
NJ Simmons, j. Scrtbner, @. Underwood,
as Fitzgerald. Y. NJ. C. All. HawkiI
'er, captain, W. Blouin, r. Bowen, Russ
es- Webster, A. Mathewson. E. Weyer al
aer Frank R. Custard. Each team is to ha
five regular members and ID allowed Il
. substitutes.