Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

varies and depends on eircumstances. One ..., ;.- -. . -. :. .. :. =. gagged in work at Connecticut Agricul- tural csslege. Storrs and was taken to the hospital last week. He was born. m Italy the son of Carmine and Carmena Froliicieioaa Rosegne. He Is survived by his widow and six children, now hv jag in Grosvenordale.
 The s.stestainineRt and whist glyen Tuesday aig!e& at Odd Fellows hall, Su.l- Ser she auspices of 0bTehetuek lodge, No. IS Independent Orde ref Odd Eel lows was attended by over fifty couples, From S:3g o'clock until ten whist was enjoyed, the remainder of the evening ,eing given ever ts an entertainment by iscal musicians and the Triple Link Min streais. A.a
 The first numbers on the programme sFere selections by the Odd Fellows or ehastra. Miss Ruth HerrielS, Soprano, delighted her audience with several ser lsct:ens among them being Broadway Rose, ard Margie. the entire audience be- ing asked to join in the chorus of the latter song.
 The edd Fellows minstrel show fol-
 lowed. The program being: openfng Chorus
 Chin Bean Palestina .,. Entire chorus Bshaas .ra
 l old Pal Why Dent Ycu Answer Me Lester French
 Song Comedy Archie Rood l Whispering Robert Winters
 Down the Trail to Home. Sweet Home ] .--.-< y..-...- Frank R, Custard Nashville. Tennessee Oscar. Barrett Odd Fellow Jeelaings. by epd men, os- eur Barrett, Archie Reeas~s Charles L. 1 Thomcson and Edward Webb
 Grand Finale Feather Teur Nest Entire Chorus The interlocutor was Joseph Bernet and the original Odd Fellow Joshings brought forth much laughter from the ali iience and from the men at whom the 1 .ibes were directed. Following the per fermanee refreshinents, were served. The entertainment committee was. in charge of Charles L. Thompson, chair i man.
 1 T'se weekly drfn of Company H, First 1 Infantry. Connecticut State Guard was ! held Tuesday night at the state arrRery, ] Pleasant street. Following short drill ] the monthly good time was enjoyed. The entertainment committee had ara aigned 1 for three wrestling matches between ] members of the company, and a tug Of 1 var was Q feature The first indoor baseball game of the season was also played. After the sports tne mess cali 1 sounded and the men adjourned to the .i basemen for 8 lunch of ham sandwiches, cake, coee and ice cream. Special fea- tures of the, evenings entertainment were ' selections by Arthur Joilie cornetist
 Sergeant Gecr, pianist and Sergeant Ros-
 sen vioilnist-
 Louis MeCloely was arrested Tuesday
 neon and will be charged with intoxi- cation. at police court this. {Wednesday) rlorning. Two girls came into the sta tion and asked the officer in ciharge if 1.
 was possible, for people to walk on tbs
 street without lodging drunkards They
 were asked. to explain and MccIosky'. arrest follswed,
 l Abous 30 per cent. of the pupils .. Natchaug school were. perfect in at
 tendance during the winter term, a largei number than, during the fall term. some ching. which t is thought never before .oe \ cured. The per cent, of average attend anee was, alsa nearly three Der cent ! larger than during the fail term. FoiioW b ing Is the. list of pupils perfect in at x tendance during the fall and wi1lfe s terms; , Grade VIII, Hattie. A. Jacobs, teacSe, Two terns-Jafnes Ahernethy, Ste phen BaroRosizy, Bessie. Bradshaw, Alic
 Brooke. Marion CIune. IJehn- Contos, Dor E othy Greene. Ellen Murphy, Gari,n,1 Picknell. Stella Rychling. Helen Storr. Arnold stcrrs,. Mary Tomasko. Edwar q Taylor, Avis Thonpson, Judsen Turne, fosepC Zaklnkiez. s4 ,... RI Winter term---Chester nAdrews, Jon1 9chnspn,. Walter Jordan, Meyer. Kapiai . s3ennie Mandeil, Outward Oidershay E Florence Sullivan, Violet, Whitman. Nl Grade VII. Eleanor Rose, teacher, rt N Two .terms-frvin Butler, - .Eidrids E Carpenter, Emma Dawson, Nellie Dali \ ion. .Hazel Jones'. John. ,-Miela Franc B 6nlIiyan,, Ssoles Francis Thompson ,, Kt Winter ter1n--Roseta Albro. ;WilIa \ Butler, Lester Carter. Burton Dawso Si,f5aleu, Field, Norman Gatus, 9ahn Cad K r9sgshI .Lswrepce .Haggerty, Harry He \ Ter: 4sadere :Krug. Elliott seuthwar \ Lillian Weeks. ! eN..
 E .Gsades VI. aaa VII Rpsh chapp, E teachers. Two ter1fs-Ch Christopher Abe
 nethy. Gertrude Dondero, Jessica Fento Rese ,Hadaad,s< Melvin Lincoln, Clau kdatheVFons Elmelfpe. Millerd, <, Hell s Ryehling. Jenllte Sagal, Henry Spence
 5piln, ToEeasAi Bignnhe Tlsefnpson, Ey
 isp rYorke. e Winter .term--Jennie Bye ssiina Cohen. Margaret Haley. Virgin Einnan, Howard Nelson Irving ostris | Bar5ara Pollard, Eddie .Scilinman.
 Grade, sV1--OliKe L.. Johnson, teachel Two terms---Ralth EasterbroolSs, Eyert \ Kenfeid, Arthur Mccarthy, Stanley II
 ia, Fred Setterbers. Mae Sullivan. Mi ter ter1n-Plilip Blouin. Josephine Bon
 fine. Harry Mandell. Argentina Mcclul
 Elizabeth Mcintosh Marion Metea
 Alice Eosen, Stanley Sadowski.
 s Grade " Susan T. Sullivan, teach
 Two. te-ms-Fdn Berard, Alexardl
 Dzwoncyk. Russell Haddad, Avis Ike
 aeld Ralph williams. Charlena Swanss
 Arthur Hall Winter ternn-Barba
 Dxsni1a4 Eernice, Moridzty. , Das
 scheinnlan, Howard Banchard, Jeni
 Haddad. Grade v, Edf6h F. Wflistt teaS $feF. Two ter1ns-Everekt v, G1eene, I
 e1re7 fahzfafllA Helen Skug1und Wfsx