Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-28
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continue, the license Of Mrs. Humes
Hampton claims 1t Is not responsible |
fer children taken in by boarding hous-
Is to care fer, II the parents Of the child
abandon it. Mrs Humes takes an OPP
pOsite view. hence the suit
The fezlowiag essnrittees have been
appointed to take charge Of the Easter
Monday hall Of San Jose council NO, Il,
nKights Of Colnnbus General director,
Thomas O'Brien chairman general COM
Hlittee, ]. Francis Moriarty. committee
GiIhert Flynn, chief Of aides; aides
Harry Noel, William Maloney. Joseph
I5Ciaxk, John Kerians, Arthur Gergerons
James J. Lee. william Connaughton, and
Willian Grady Reception. COMMITTEES,
James r. Twomey, chairman. Joseph p
CCttar. John r. Carey. James II. Max
well, James Courtney Daniel P. Dunn,
John b. Morrison. John McDOneugh, Ed
ward F. Casey, Thomas Ashton. William
A Costello, James p Lynch, Eugene E..
Hickey. T. Frank Cunningham, John. W.
Moran, John N. Branheld, Hormidas Di-,
Eon and Edward ottenheimeF.
John Weldon, q ytudent at Yale uni
versify Is at the home Of his father, Dr..
John weldon Of THIS city.
/ Fred Enander q student at Tufts COLI
legs is spending the Ezster vacation with
his mother In Wnlfnaantic
Arnold Bowen, 2 student at Boston
university Is at tic home of his par
tents. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen
/ Albert +. Young Of Semerville, Mass,
Is spendf( month vacation at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
tgar Young Of High street.
The Easter veeper service Of the
First Congregational church was held on
Sunday afternoon at 4.I5 O'Clock SPEC
cial music was furnished and the quar-
tett sang the Exster cantata Messiah
Victorious" by n. A. Hammond.
The east for Windkam High school
Senior play has been selected as fol-
lows: Leading man. Howard knight !;
leading woman, Isabelle Service other
4 naugh Ralph Twomey,. Luther Martin,
Russell WEBSTER. Grace Goddard, Mag
dalene Moriety, Marion Healy and Con-
stance sCIapp. The play Is entitled Green
Stockings ana the Misses May Gould and
Cecilia Merin. members of the faculty
win coach The players The play COM
} nnittee consists Of Howard knight, Luz
Their Martin, Russell Webster, Grace
Goddard and Magdalane Moriarty.
The Rosie Velvet company, onspIoyins
275 ope -atiyes. has gone back on fun
time sched1se of As hours per week. This
mill was one of the last Of he local mills
Il
, to resume full time. Other mills in the
) city have Increased working hours slow.
| ~ during the past few weeks, but only
q. few are working full time
The Awakening of America" Is to bt
i presented at the Congregational church
I house under the auspices or the Saliva
t tion Army The proceeds s<IIl 20 to
: wards the annual missionary fund.
ell Captain Frank p. Fenton and Lieu
= tenant Jeremiah Mccarthy of whitman
tic, otfcer5 of the local company whicl
| was d member of the First Infantry
: lConnec lieut. State Guard, attended tn
final meeting of the officers ASSOCIATION
: held In Hartford Saturday night. Plan
I were made to reorganize the association
e into veterans association.
i Mrs. Ida Marcy SPENT Easter Srnda
n with her nephew. Mayor A. W. Marcy
?. of Putnam.
/ Harold &C. Randall Of Colorado. /
I spending his Easter vacation with hi
a grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Randa
IL Of this city. Mr.. Randall is student q
le YaN university.
-e1 TIN state average attendance grant
!. the town of Wfndham for the past schol
$. year amounts to $4.152 is to be refunde
st to the town.
le Services OF the First Sparitualist s,
30 ciety Of Willimantic were held Sunday
n commemorative of the seventy-third a,
to nfversary of the institution of Model
Spirituaiism. Harold Anderson, of Gre
stone, R. l., was the speaker. Speci;
music was furnished by Miss Mabel
| Taft, assisted by Raymond Osterhoud
violinist and C. Howard Mfllerd. sol
ist.
Special Eastpr music made servic.
attractive at all local churches Sunds
1 EfrrIn% u
son, D. D., suffragan bishop of Come
ticut, spoke at two services held at S
PauPs Episcopal church Easter Sunda
feature of the 1880 service was II
4 dedication of an aims basin given Il
church by The Girls Friendly society
memory of Miss Sarah Litterick.
John Maddare of New London, are,
ed Friday night by County Investieat
William E. Jackson, was given a hes
ing at Chaplin before Justice Of t
Peace Frank c. Loemis. Maddare plea
- ed guilty to the charge of non-suppo
He was bound over to the next term
the windham county superior court. n
der bonds Of $500. Detective Jacks
took Maddare to Brooklyn jan.
Mrs. Hattie Eliza WaElser. 81. wifi.
Edward A Walker, died. Friday at b
home in Gurleyville following two yea,
- illness She was born In Ashford. 6
- tober Is, 1858. the daughter of Edwa
Il and Mary woodward Krewltou. Besid
her husband she Is survived by q &
Robert E. Walker Of Gurieyville, q
three brothers, Robert, George q
James Knowiton Of Ashford
efI The body Of Mrs. Nellie N. Mason.
who died March 23rd in Rutland, v
~ from pulmonary tuberculosis arrived
on this city Saturday forenoon and "
taken to South Coventry by Funeral
rector Jay NJ Shepard. A commit
service was read at the grave in Nath
Hale cemetery by Rev. Charles g. Joi
son, pastor, of the South Coventry G,
wife of A. C. Mason.
m. The honor ron at windham High sch
for the fourth marking period, from j: