Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
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The Community House whoeh has had most successful year is planning a series of entertainments for the coInine season having finished drive for mem bership, and it is hoped that course of lectures and operas will be on the pro- gram.
 The Labor Dan evening dance was well attended at Wequetequock Casino double cars took crowds out and automobile parties from the Bero attended.
 Sunday evening during the Portuguese celebration the young son of Antone Davis of Wall street was run over by a passing automobile and sustained a cut on his right leg. He was taken to pr. E, c. Taylor but 10 other injuries were found
 The schools of the town will open today (Tuesday).
 Mrs. Katherine Hahn has gone to Long Island to spend Labor Day and the week with relatives.
 MT and Mrs. King and daughter and two sisters of East Hartford spent La DOT Day here.
 Mrs. Paul seepsis and daughter leave today (Tuesday) for New York to spend ten days.
 Mrs Florence ouintard returned to Stonington Monday evening after spend ing the summer at her kome in Pough- keepsie, N. Y.
 Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson was the guest over Labor Day of his sistar, Mrs. Geo. Webb of Long Island.
 Miss Florence Brown spent Labor Day on Long Island.
 Miss Margaret Slavey and her mother from Stafford Springs, ara guests of MT. and Mrs Joseph Gilmartin.
 1So~ ter of Maine are guests of Mir and Mrs. C. H. Cowes.
 MT. Benjamin Carson of Paterson, N. J., and MT. Louis Carson of Easton, Pa, spent Labor Day with their mother on Bay View avenue.
 Edwin Jonas, Jay Bliss, MT. and Mrs W. L. Bliss of Mt. Vernon, Miss Dorothy Bliss and Edith LathHap motorsd to Narragansett Pier Sunday
 N. L. Bliss of Mt. Vernon N. T., left for her home Monday.
 Edwin Coughlin and Nm. Coughlfn of Paterson. N. J., were home over Labor Day.
 Manuel Davis. while at work at the Atwood foundry dropped piece ot hot iron on his foot burning 1t badly.
 Sunday, about o'clock. MT. and Mrs Dick Wilcox of New York came to snend F, Mrs. Rhoadhouse and while here Sun day Mrs. Wilcox started to take Mrs, Roadhouse MT. B. A, Monjo, two ehIi- dren and company out for ride, While near Wequetequook Casino the steering gear broke causing the ear to apartuRr, ptnning the occupants underneath, The machine was Ford touring ear, Mrs, Rheadheuse Is suffering fro a seVera shaking up, bruised shoulder, with mineg cuts, The ethep eecupaHta were hurt about the arms and body. A pass ing truck hpeusAt the injured peRsans ts the home of Il: A. Meaia, Tusnhui{ ave, where Hu, Veal was called to attend tham.
 V: Q. Rehiaaen is en a fishing tria ea the Magnolia;
 Mrs. Joseph Cornell E visiting Paw tueiiat, R. l., friends:
 James Ledwerth is visiting iR PraEi= deaee;
 Friends hays received #asd fFe@ VII; fred RFaHR that he is snsadiag sems tiRe at Lake supsEiaF and sReHt Monday aR 2. Fsehtiag nartF:
 EAA Chester Fife and REB9 saFas left al aeieak ManasF bF FaeiS foI Wakefield, B: T., where theF aiaFed fer the White FireReR's AssaGistisa:
 See. A: Bliss, EFsEstt flames, #raak Taaaes, esesE ana elIaaFa lanes aatared ts tha heE#ieh fsiE MeaasF:
 @ifard h: ARnies aRa Nieaoiss suadriiz are suffering from seHere pois- ening of both hands
 James Alexande-, whs Was the guest a9 his mether retarned te Cau1hridge, Mass, Monday evening.
 Capt. Bishop of Laalmer Light spent Sunday and Monday at Bridgeport
 Wm: Marshall of New Fork spent La bcr Bay here, and James Robinson of NeW Ferk left here Monday night