Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-10
WILLIMANTIC

regarding teachers salaries in relation to
average attendance will make the state
aid to the town of NindhaEa greater by
$4,000.
A third piece Of lesislat5on, which IL Is
is believed will pass, viii make It law
for towns to furnish students with text
books and supplies free Of charge. If
this law goes through, the town Of Wind
ham must expend $12,00e for books and
supplies the first year. $2,ede more the
second year.. and $4,000 additional each
succeeding year. These figares were
given as an estimate of the added cost u
WindhaH-h the bill passes. Superihten-
| dent Case< stated that only 10 towns IN
this state do not provide free text books
and supplies, therefore it seems positive
| that the bill will &c through. AdteuEn-
nIeat took place at SIS. y -
Capt Frank r. Feuton q Csmpsny G,
Third Infantry. C.. 81 c., received notioe
| Wednesday that his company had been
transferred to the First Infantry, the 10
| cal company to take the place 81 Com
pany H OF Collinsvfile. which was dis-
banded some time ago. Captain Btengoa
also received a personal letter from Col.
Charles w. Burpse Of hartford. The
| First infantry is now q full regiment
This makes the third change of the
initial Of the local company since it was
| first organized. Notice of the change Of
Company 6 was noted ia Wednesday
mornings Bulletin, word haviAs reached
. Company E of Norwich hefsre CAPTAIN
Fenton was notified of the change:
The first Of n series Of esmnzzaty
| dances was held at the Y. NJ. G. Il. We'd
nesday night and was attended by about
so couples These dances. will continue
| weekly for SeYerAf months
Every Organization In t4ts city mas dos
ignated some one Of It's members to
represent the organization at the COM
t1lullttF food sales to be held at ehe Y.
NJ. e. A. this week. Food has beea So
lscited from members Of each society
and some merchants have given fsora
their stocks. It Is planned to Sold the
food stale on two afternoon, ard wind UP
with a big food sale next Tuesday even
ing when the Hoover rally takes place at
the state arrfoFy On Pleasant street The
societies and chairman, who are to take
part in the feod satts are as feitews:
The D. A. r., Anne Wood EIderlsin
chapter, Mrs. Herbert CifappeL chair
man; Daughters Of Castle, Mss Ve:uAi-
ca MeQuillan. chairman; Pythfan Sisters,
Mrs. George Curly, chairman !; Ladies'
Auxiliary To- A. O. H.. Mrs. Eileen RAG
.icot, chairman; Wonnef's Guild Ok St.
, PauPs church, Mrs. Charles Van Zandt
chairman; Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
. Association, Miss B. Meriarty, chairman
Won4an's Auxiliary to the 7. NJ C. A..
Mrs. Tafntor, chairman; We4nan's Relief
Corps Mrs. Hattie E. Bowen, chairman
Violet Rebskah lodge. Mrs. olive An
thony. chairman; Spanish war Veterans
AUXILIARY Mrs. Minnie Flynn, chairman
The above named societies viii take
: rf- hee NJ Re
noon.
The Saturday afternoon sale wifi be
conducted by the following societies and
efsirn1ef; Auxiliary to ST. 5osepA's i1os-
pital, Mrs Maru l.. Herrick chairman
Girls Friendly society Of st. raul's
Episcopal church. Mrs. Edward L.svett
chairman; Council Ste. -Cecile, Mrs. a
Rousseau, chairman Ladies' Aid society
iof the First Cengr esatiozlaI church. Mrs
A. c. Everest. chairman Girl Scouts Of
the Congregational, church, Miss. Rutf
ChappeH, e3i1irE.an Ladiss of the Mac
catbees, MIA. Henry -Mathieu, chairman
Ladies Of 5te Amt. Mrs. FRANKIE Caigse
chairman; Children OF Mary Society
Mrs. Marti.l Deaio.s chairman; Hebrew
| !Vo1nen's Charitable eoe4ety, h1fs. VOL
Rosin Chairman. -, e..
Mrs. John Reilly is general chairman
of the Committee on sale Of food and Il
ready to give all information regardin:
tie sales. - ~.- s.. =
1Easscs at st. Joseph's and st. Mary
''tan Catholic churches were largely at
/ Al Wednesday, morning. Aase.
,-Ie distributed at the masses also q
tie servict in the evening.
Abeut one hundred members Of Nat
lchaus lodge No. e Knights of Pytiha
deft this city Wednesday night on tn
5:25 trolley, special sent to take then
to New Tendon. The local Pythians wer
the guests Of. Trpnbull ledge, No. Is .
New London for the evening. A an
banquet was enjoyed.
The annual meeting Of WIliinuan tI
local branch of fire underwriters wa
held Tuesday afternoon at the office g
George S. Elicit. The following officer
were elected President, w. ]. Sweeney
- treasurer. c. w. Goddard of Bosto,
HAS. executive committee Thomas
Kelley, chairman, James Harris and Ec
ward +. Whit-iore.
Mrs. Michael J. Denehey and Mis-
julia Murphy of No. 293 jackson sire.
returned home Wednesday, after a Wis
of several days with friends Ia Prov
dence, r. l. .
Word was rccef1ed from the Hooy,
- state headquarters in New Haven tn,
Bishop John O. Murray of Hartford hs
decided to come to Willirnantic Tuesda
evening of next week, as one of Ii
speakers of the evening Another al
r. nouncement that should attract wide q