Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08

2 t. 6 --z ]. ance at all meeting began, and interest in staying in the SB per cent. class prevails Individual attendance records and club standings are to be displayed at every l meeting. F ils.s1 .ess , 4 The following directors selected at | recent meeting were declared elected for one year: Frank H. Foss, Valentine l L.. Murphy, James B. Fullerton Fred D. I Jordan, and Charles. W. Hill They were 1 empowered to elect officers, following the | meeting.
 George Hickey, ci1lirman of the enter ! taininent committee, reported that music \ would soon be provided with the meals 1 Adjournment was taken at o'clock. f I At . meeting Of thep board of direc- l tors of the Rotary club, held after the | weekly meeting bills were voted, paid, l and the temporary officers of the club | wereaelected to hold office for the com ing year. The officers are: Pesident, Frank H. Foss vice president, Valentine L. sMurpiy secretary, Charles W. Hill treasurer, Herbert W Hube; sergeant at-aFns. James P. Mustard. l Members of the Y. NJ. c. A. Boy Scout troop are to enjoy a bicycle trip to Storrs Saturday. The cyclers will leave the ' in the morning and carry lunches. The return trip will be made before dark.
 industrial Secretary c. B. Gilman and Secretary Frank R. Custard of the r. M C.. A. were in New Haven Thursday tc attend meeting of Y. M c. A. employed offices. ''-c.,-, -. To date twelve boys have signiied tht
 intention of enjoying a two weeks casnr
 at Camp Hazen during the summer
 months Benjamin B. Young, for the past eighI
 years booikkeepet at the local office ol
 theSwift company, has moved to Gris A,.,zl n succeNds Mr. Young. , Mrt. Jennie L., Aibro has announced the engagement of her daughter, Harrie.
 M. Koval to Clarence A. Bowen of thil
 city.
 Chief of Police Daniel ]. Killourey eel i. l ebrated his thirty-hrst Anniversary Q , appointment to the Wilhmanttc poNc . force, Thursday, and the day was mark , ed by calls from friends. Chief Killoure, was appointed a slipefnumerary April i
 1890, and upon being assigned to dut
 on the first day was rated d regular, tn . appointing being made by Warden Set : Billings. At that time Wilin1antie wa 2 8 borough, and since that time Chief Xii I lourey has served under five captains
 and today Is dean of the police force. Flo ten years he was a patrolfilaGi, and fe a seventeen years served as lieutenant | . 1917ih was appointed chief, sueoeedin
 Edgar H. Richmond, who first held offic ! as captain after the efesigna ton of CaI ;, tain Hillhouse. In t911 the title of car :, tain was dropped and the head of tf, z department became a chief. The appoint i rlent of MT. Kiaourey as chief of the sdt < partment was oh June Il, 1911, at .whic ', time Officer, Allen McArtfiur was pr, 4 noted to lieutenancy.
 d Greeks in this city celebrated Thur,
 day as that day in their native land wa a the Greek Fourth of July, in; eelebratio Q i of the winning of Greecian independent n one hundred years ago
 s Eiectficity in this city was shut o twice Thursday, once in the morning ar a again for twenty minutes at noon. ! eressar7n on a pole at -Eagfevilie tn: ' had heen damaged by fire was being r n plaDed by RorkrreT eraployei by tl n Rockville Willinlantie Lighting Con IS pat1y. It Several members of the worrlan.s R ,- lief Corps are planning to attend the d ss pertinent convention to be held in HaJ 5t ford next week. An American flag. .tl ,n. gift of the corps to Tie Ridges. grat ,- school, has been received. The corps .a plaefaing a social at the next reguI 3- meeting in observance of the birthd. {, of President U, s. Grant
 York A. King, of Lawrence, Mas to new conducting an eNangelistie car f paign in this city. spoke at. the Fir o. Baptist church Thursday evening befo
 a large audience His subject for Il d. evening was Things of Vital Interest