Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25

orchestra selections. Rev. Charles N. l Kelley was toastmastr
 The committee of arrangements was as follows: Judge James F. Twomey chair man John M. Bransfieid, secretary: Jo- seph B. Riordan. treasurer; Luke P. AL
 lain,' publicity committee; George Tim
 mins. hall committee; P. J. Donohue dec orator; William A. Costello. Thomas J O'Brien. Arthur P. BerFeron, lawrence s. Casey. Jeremiah E Sullivan, J. Fran eis Moriarty.
 The following men c6mposed the re- ception committee: Hon. Daniel P. Dunn, 1 Chairman, Rev. John E. Clark. Rev. Jo- ssph J. Papillon, Rev. James ]. Mc- i Guiness. Rev. James A, Tyler. Rev John
 A. Sullivan. Rev Charles M. Kelley, Rev. l Harry s. McCready, Rev. Walter F. Borchert, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, Rev {. C.. Harley Smith. Rev. Willis S. Norris. l Hon. Charles A. Gates, James M. Sm!fh. Capt Frank P Fenton, Judge George F. Hinman, Hon. William A. King, Capt. James B. Fullerton. Prof Charles L. Beach. c. h C.. George H. Shafer, Egg
 bert A Case, Don H. Curtis, Peter J. Hinds, Charles W. Alpaugh Frank Ira rabee, Walter B. Knight. Andrew Reux, Colonel John H. Morrison. Captain Dr. W. P. S. Keating. Captain Dr. Owen O'Eefl. Captain pr. Charles A. Jenkins. Lieu
 tenant James J. Lee. Dr. M o. Riordan,
 Dr. Leo J. McKenna, Edward F. Casey,
 John o'Rourke, Hermidas Dion, William
 F. Lennon, J. Octave R,anehette, Joseph P. Cotter, John Reilly. John F. Carr.
 Thomas Ashton. lawrence ]. Hickey.
 Thomas Murray, Daniel J. Crenin, James H. Maxwell. Patrick J.Twomey, Charles
 H. Wilson. George W. Hickey Aiphonss
 L. Gelinas, Thomas H Kolloureyt T. Frank Cunningham, Eugene E, Hickey. Louis ]. Flynn, Arthur Dubreuil Gilbert ! Ta,- ...,
 William Foran. John MeDenough John |, ". Moran, John P. Mcouiiian William , L. Jenkins. John J. Hickey. Michael J. | Tubridy.' Conrad Dubfeau, William c : Smith. Maurice Welch. John r. Carey | James H. Aspinwall. George Donnelly.
 Superintendent of Streets Irwin M
 Ford had his men out all day Thursday clearing the snow from the south sidt of Main street. The work win continue until all the snow on this side of the stree has been cleared away as far down Mali 1 street to the Railroad Street crossing The snow is being carted to Wfndhan Field where 1t is dumped. The sur ] does not reach this side of Main stree l 1 and 1t Is believed that snow on the I north side of the street will soon dis . appear. Sand was sprinlled nthe side :, walks on the Hill section Thursday. an, ; other sidewalks will receive similar treat . ment to safeguard pedestrians
 . Mike Keminaki of YIndham road va
 arrested on Q warrant Thursday by Chic [, Kilourey charged with breach of tn q peace. He will be presented at cour
 Saturday morning.
 Men in the employ of tho New Have, . railroad watching at the four railroa crossings in this city have been furnishe,
 with whistles by Agent H. A BIanchett 2. to use in warning the tYain crews. stree 2 traffic, and pedestfians~of the approach o L trains. The four crossings in this cit n have been sourca of danger even tloug ]. they are protected by gates and an, e person hearing the whistle is asked t l. stop and avoid any possible chance O e being in collision with passing trains T Men equipped with the whistles wer e George Mcguire and Frank Hempsteat 7. switchruen at the Bride Street crossing "a v. E. Nonihan. Joseph I4adda and Georg - Wheeler. watehnlAn at the Bridge Stree z crossing; James <tts. Daniel J. weic = and D. Sullivan. watchmen at the Mai s Street crossing: Michael Casey an . Cornelius Shea watchmen at the Nil 7' Street crossing; John Ages, Micha,
 Sheeran and Fred Weaver, watchmen . ,, the Jackson Street crossing.