Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03

stock Among the horses was Single G., the worlds fastest pacer which is to stack up against Peter Manning at the fair. The horses were returning from Readville Mass
 Whooping cough is rated as con- tagious disease by physicians, but few cases have been reported to City Health Officer pr. W. S. P. Heating, although it IS known that there are a number in this city, especially in the lower end in nearly all cases physicians have not been called in
 In his report of contagious diseases for last month, City Health Officer Dr. W. P. s. Heating notes nineteen cases as follows: Measles 10, whooping cough 1, diphtheria 5, lobar pneumonia l. scarlet fever 1.
 The New London, Norwich and WiYi- | mantle Rotary clubs are to hold a barn dance at Oswegatchie Thursday evening next. The dance is open to the wives and young women friends of the Rota- | r1ans. The New London Rotary club is to hold it's weekly meeting at the Mo- | hican hotel Thursday noon and the out I ing at Oswegatchie starts at ?. m. Willinantic will have large delega- tion at Plainf1eld Sunday afternoon when
 the memorial services will be held at the unveiling of the Joan D Arc monument Dorothy Hershman, 6, died Wednes.
 day night at the Mansfield State Hospi.
 tai and Training School She was the
 daughter of Isadore and Ruth Persky | Hershman. The body was prepared fol
 burial by 8 local undertaken and sem
 to New Haven Friday, where buria took place.
 Funeral servaaes for Laura E. Le | Doyt were held Friday afternoon at o'clock from her home in. Coventry, anC
 were conducted by Rev Charles Johnson
 of South Coventry Burial was in Ma
 than Hale cemetery. The bearers wert
 William F., Edward F., Ernest and Her
 man LeDoyt. Arrangements were b,
 Jay M. Shepard.
 News in Brief.
 Miss Florette Grenier ofthis city lief
 Friday for Canada and will visit wit
 relatives in Montreal Marievil!e, Sher
 brooke, Lewis, Quebec and St. Anne d
 Beaupre.
 Miss Octavie Paulhus left Friday even
 ing for Bristol where she will be tn
 guest of relatives over the week end.
 Miss Docina Laforte returned Frida
 night to her home in Bristol, after spend
 ing two months vacation visiting rela
 tives and friends in this city.
 The regular business meeting of CouI
 St. Veronica was held Friday night 3
 the rooms of the Knights of Columbus o 1 Main street
 Between S5 and 40 members of Con
 pany c, Connecticut Infantry of this cit i will leave this Saturday. morning fc East Haven, to attend the three day
 rife shoot. The men will be transport l ed to East Haven by automobile truck
 army trucks being used, coming frol , Hartford to this city to pick up the Ic cal boys. The company is now full equipped with the exception of a few m nor necessities.
 , Friday night at Elks' fair was Ne London and Norwich Elks' night. TT , antlered herd from the cities to the sout arrived in Willimantic shortly after o'clock. A parade took pace after whic they marched to the park where an e ening of sport was enjoyed The ente . tainment of the evening was of hig character and the visitors stated that u fair was bigger and better this yes , than any held previously. At the clo ing of the fair the members of Will
 mantle lodge, No. 1911, and their gues enjoyed a good time together IT : l visiting Elks returned home by speci t trolley to Norwich and New London. :. At the First Congregationa1 churt e Rev. Harry s. McCreedy, pastor, W 2 preach on Sunday morning at 10.45 ( , clock. Subject, What Shall We. Car With Us?" Church school meets at g. \ l a. n. Evening service omitted Christian Science service is held Su day morning at 10.45 o'clock at the " mans club rooms, No S03 Main stree h Subject of the Lesson-Sermon, Man Sunday school Immediately following u 1 morning service. Merritt j. Hopkins of this city has bee 
 MT. Hopkins and family are to move that city.