Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-12

iunbia, three brothers, Hyman of Seran-
ton Pa; Ezie and Pertz of Columbia.
Funeral services were held Sunday
morning at II o'clock from No. Sc Union
street with burial In the Jewish cemetery
at Perkins Corners. The bearers were
relatives. The arrangements were by
The Killourey Brothers.
Brief Notes.
Warmer weather that set in Friday
evening ended all hopes OF skating at
Recreation Park until it became colder.
Many ponds about the city. however.
have been frozen to sufficient thickness
to MAXI skating possible and skaters
save taken advantage OF this during the
past few days
Louis Lax Of Phelps Crossing recent
| ly shot wild goose, measuring 6 IL
| feet from tip to tip and Weighing Z LIZ
| pounds.
Persons watching railroad travel
| through this city noticed last week that
| freight service had picked up. Passen-
! ger travel however, continues light.
| Mrs. Louis /. Mason entertained q
number Of friends at whist Saturday
| night, at her home on Fairview street.
Mrs. John Frye. who has been visiting
home in Cos Cob.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Benner spent the
weekend in Hampton with their daugh.
ter. Mrs. George Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lux Of Phelps
Crossing have as their guest, Mr.. Lux's
!! sister, Miss Lillian Lux Of Saratoga,
j Cal.
i Miss elizabeth Flynn Of rerryvilie
spent the weekend with her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Luke Flynn.
i Miss Agnes Fahey Of Middleton
spent the weekend with her mother
HRS John Fahey.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Cartier Of Babcecl
Hill will spend the winter with Mrs
George, K. Mason, who is not to go soutl
It's winter.
The wiiHrnanUc Welfare Bureau il
to hold ita weekly meeting this (hfon
day. evening.
The newly elected board Of aldermen
will hold its Afst meeting this (Monday
evening in the council chambers in tn
town building. The new man on tn,
beard will be NJ. e. Sullivan, lernocrati
aldernan-at-large.
The dance given Saturday night a
the state ar1nory under the auspices o
Company G, issth Infantry, was wei
attended.
Miss Catherine Mcintosh ana Mis-
Hazel johnson spent the weekend b
, Hartford,
: Hello, Boys, the play OF St. Mary
choir boys. was repeated Sunday after
noon at st. Mary's hall before larg
audience. The play met with the usua
. favor. Joseph r. Gaadreau, choir lead
er, directed the play.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. jenkins wit
their daughter. Veronica, spent the wee
, end In Duxbury, Msss.. with the.
daughter, Mabel jenkins, who is an in
structress at Partridge Academy.
Wilfrel Allen OF Hartford gave 3,
Bile lecture On Millions Now Living WI
Never Die Sunday afternon at soutI
. Coventry. The lecture was well attend
ed.
Mrs. Amelia Adams OF HaverhiIJ
Mass. wag the speaker at the sunda
meeting Of the First Spirituaiist socis
~.
!. Rev. e. w. Potter, Of the conre.tisu
Temperance Union. delivered the sun
day morning sermon at the First Methe
dist Episcopal church. The evenir
serinno was by Rev. John Pearce, pas
tor. the meeting being IN charge OF ii,
| Methodist Mems Club.
: The Mems Forum OF the First Cor
! gregational church met Sunday noon &
! the Church house FOR discussion OF Ia
subject, The Parable Of the Talents
During the discussion songs were Ell
I joyed. The weekly discussions come III
der the general head Of PARALLELS Of Gu
Times.