Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Gla1yS heeney IneIOuL-
16--Raymond Les. son to Aanedes ana
Alexina Peltier Arbour.
1s-Priscilla Hope. = daughter 70 j
Raymond and Gladys e Clark Smith.
1e-Walker. a son to Daniel and Mar
celia Litwen Wack
16--Albert Joseph Williams a son to
Albert J. ". ana Amelia A. Schuerman
Weiclx.
1s--Sebastiano Clifford, son to Sc
hastiano and Ide De Farehi De Marchi
21-Yvonne, a daughter to Abalan and
Alice Rahhal Conry.
2z-CalEin Coolidge, 4 son to George
Of Ashford.
22-George Arthur, son to Joseph r.
and Marie A. Levesque Paulhns.
z3--Helene, AZ daughter to Simon and
Katie Wolinslza Kasperl5iowicz and Katie
Woli1ska Kasperkiewicz
241Lorna Marie, a daughter to Ed
ward L. and Marguerite Jones Name
mann.
25--Arthur Eldore, s>son to Frank ana
Cora Menard Brousseau
2s-Ray1nond Joseph Ernest, b son to
Michael and Marie A. Chalifonx Burns.
26-LiNsan Isabelle, daughter to
Frank R. and Lena L Monroe Monroe.
27-Necola. son to Peter and MI
lie Bitolos carchidi
28-Lizy, a daughter to Joseph ana
LIEN Koz1owftz Arson.
2S--George sLeoni. Jr., sonato George
L and Margaret NJ. McCabe Shepaurn-
29-Clarence Jr., son to Clarence and
Gertrude Oliver Matthew.
/ So--Cora Louise, daughter to PAU
E. and Pearl NJ Robinson johnson.
! Se-Raymond Joseph Jean, a son -tc
WiIfred and Aynsie Pare Fontaine.
Engine Company, No. /, was called
out at SIS o'clock Sunday morning fol
a fire in a baggage car in. the lower
yard of the New Haven railroad, Boz
43 on Main street was rung insand whef
j the dremen arrived the baggage car wa,
/ hauled to the Railroad Street crossing
/ that they might get at the fire One lin,
| OF hose was laid and the IRE was extin
| guishAd in about an hour, The car
| which was combination baggage AM
i mail car, was damaged considerably, on
end being practically destroyed. Tn
cause Of the fire was unknown.
/ Chief Wade q. Webster made ar.
ran genaents Sunday for the use of
4 sleigh for the men Of Engine Compary
No. /. This sleigh will be equipped wit
hose and other fire-hghting apparatus an
everything possible VIII be done to pro
against loss by fire. The snow, over
| foot IN depth, has made Il impossible /
censidef taking the kfre trucks out
This is the first time this year the sfeig
| has been brought frs44 use Last year IN
: sleigh was kept handy for over riaop4l
while the snow made automobile tavei
ing impossible
Trains were delayed by the snow .
u Sunday and passengers were forced |
: take what service the railroads coui
: give. The train due in this city at 81
i from New Haven did not arrive until ]. !;
: o'clock in the afternoon and other trair
were delayed TIVE to three hours.
Merritt ]. Hopkins spoke ct the NEE
ing held at the Y. NJ C. Al. Sunday af
!. ernoon following which a four reel d
ture THE Go-Getters," was shown n
meeting was attended by few. owing
4 the weather conditions. a.
The meeting for POLISH residents
: this city, held at the town hall SUI
day afternoon was sparceiy attende
: : owing to unfavorable weather condition
= Frank z. Fenton, town clerk Of Win
: ham, welcomed the audience and iatr
: duced Daniel Radon Of Hartford vi
e spoke at length on Annericanization Pro
leus of Today. Patriotic songs we
sung by girls from st Joseph,s Par
Z ehiai school, and Arthur Clark sang Sc
e eral solos. He was accompanied b
II Miss Lucy Stone. Owing to the, SIN.
70 attendance it was suggested that Mr.. r
. dom be secured for some later date, pr
Il suniably in April, and Polish people W
Ia attended the meeting Sunday stated til
the hall would be hlled to overflowdng I
the second appearance of Mr.. Radon
% The meeting was under the direction
49, the Department Of INSTRUMENTATION.
VI The week end passed quietly for I
70 local police no arrests being made. 81
% eral tramps were lodged at the stat
= Saturday and Sunday nights.