Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-12
WIL.LIMA MANTIC


 and New London Rotary Clubs in an evening gathering at Norwich soon. J. F, Sullivan was introduced to the prln- ulples of Rotary by President Frank H. Foss and was extended the nickname of fellowship by al Rotarians. The meet Ing closed with the singing of one stan za of The Star Spangled Banner, the Rotarians standing at attention.
 The meeting of the board of directors Of WiliInanttc Chamber of Commerce, schedulde to be held Tuesday night at the chamber rooms, was postponed un- til Thursday night owing to the illness Of the president. Committee assign rneute will be made that evening. Baseball fans here are of the opinion That the Giants are due to win the pen naDt ip worlds series contest. The dope Is that the Yankee pitchers cannot stand i the s s'usging of the Giant bat-swingers. Plenty of Yankee money IS still dis- played however, and betting Is even 1 on the series
 Faur seesde1skS resulting in deaths
 were reported in this city Tuesday but | ip all cases humans were not the unfor- ! tunafa ones Killed. The first killing was early in the. morning when two pigeons
 were killed on Railroad street. The birds were favorites of everyone who passed down this street and were very l tame They failed to leave their feast ! cf peanuts in time to save themselves. i Clyde Webbv early in the day run over , & fox in West Wilmington, breaking the anirnsFs neck The last accident was when John Ricl5etson of Providence ran ] over d seven-foot snake near Phoenix ! sille.
 RaEi.< -atIons at the night school this 1 ys2- have reached a1o. the largest In tbe bistory of night schools in the town or Wiudhan. The classes are divided a- follows; Class for foreigners, 70; lcor'inuation 20 arithmetic, 25; bust ness practice 20; horne nursing 35 sewing and dressIaaking 90. The pupiis hundred W. Q. Brooks princlnal es the night school F. A. Case, principal Of town schools. and William R. King. of the town school committee. are we'll lneased with the showing this year. | Glasses are to run for seventy-fve nights the session this (Wedne nesday) evening is to he omitted. Registra-
 tions before the end of the week will
 reach 25o, it is expected.
 Al public and parochiaI schools are to be closed today, Columbus Day. Sev- er0l dances and entertainments are scheduled for the evening The feature event will be the annual Columbus Day Irdies' Night held by San Jose Coun- ] cil No. IA, Knights of Columbus.
 yoIn Kippur. the most sacred of al , Jewish holidays. began Tuesday night a 7! sundown and will continue until sun
 down tonight Wednesday,. Tuesday i night at the synagogue on Temple street special services were held in observ. - ance of the holiday Services are tc To u+ oil
 o;ficiate. All Hebrew busiiess house. , In the city are to close for today ant
 those of the faith are to abstain iron
 food or drink during the solemn hoH
 day.
 I Leon Russell of this city, charged
 with forging a check and passing thu
 same on Eddie John of this city, wa
 sentenced to the Cheshire Reformatory l Tuesday morning, by Judge Frank H
 Toss. Mormon Wallace, charged b,
 Russell, with having written the checl
 denied this. He wrote the name of Mir s Casey on a slip of paper and the writ ling somewhat resenbled that on tn, check Russell questioned Wallace al
 some length and then he denied writint The check. wing it was handed to hin thv Wallace who told him to break it
 .whiaF he did by purchasing groceries o
 -Mr. Jchn.
 Ieh7 Loroie, of Main street chargec "Hh assault on his daughter, Mrs : "-'fa" Rondeau of Arnold's lane. va! fouH@ not guilty as the court decided . That where the alleged assault tool , place was in MT. J,avoie's home anC . iaa- h's daughter had a home of he {. own and apparently her visit was tn 3 e2us Of the trouble. According to tn i iSiory one of Lavofe's sons, who wa, 2 "ut one arm. had been living with hi
 sister aiding in caring for the children {. . lA'0ie wanted the boy to go into tn } woods with him to cut wood and the bo- Q 75-iFea and was backed un by his sis . fer. Laroie returned home and hi . daughter came oyer and started an a- . "un'aIt He would not stand for +h, . cpd ~ree9ed her arm to take her. rror . Car fo"f". She held to a window TO Q A.7 -Ta=n then caused the bruise . or her arm.
 Q Thr sale and afternoon ten given O . Tuesday afternoon by the Women Q x-haritable Organization brought in . good sum- according to the treasurer Mrs. Jay DT. Shepard. The meeting wa
 held at the home of Mrs. Theodore - Parker, on Church street. Those wh
 assisted were Mrs. William A. Arnolt
 Mrs Louis 1T. Arnold. Mrs. Fred N s Smith, Miss Elizabeth Hardman, Mir! -l Helen Boss Cummings, Miss Carri -I Sites. Mrs. James W. HilIhousA. Mir q George F. Taylor, Mrs. L. I Mason Q. Mrs. Christopher c. Case and Mrs r -' !" Murray.
 q Friday evening. Major David Main, c divisional officer for southern New Eng n s--------------------