Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18

First Baptist church. The bearers were Wi liam, PIiny, Harold and Theodore Robbins, all grandchildren of MT. Farnsworth. Burial was in the Willing ton Hill cemetery in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 Committees in charge of arrangements for the big indoor carnival planned un- der the auspices of L'Union St. Jean Baptiste d'Amerique, have completed all arrangements. Before the carnival is officially opened there is to be 8 big street parade, the line of march to be down Valley street. down Jackson, up Union to Main and to the town hall Organizations to take part in the pa rade are: platoon of police, American band, Garde Ste Cecile Garde Sacred Heart, IiUnion St. Jean Baptiste, Boys of St. Mary's choir, clergy city officials and sDe, ial guests.
 The committees are: general commit tee, Alfred Lariviere. chairman; H. Dion, Emil Dufresne A. J. Martineau, Frank Caisse, Albert Piche, Joseph La rivierre, Joseph Lefebvre, Florimond Bergeron. Joseph Gaudreau, A. J. Four nier. Osias Chenette and Alexis Caisse. The auxi iary committee is as follows Mrs A. T. Fournier, chairlady; Mrs.
 
 Mrs Joseph Cyr, Mrs. Leo Demers. Mrs. Harry Blanchettt, Mrs. Clement Hur- tsau, Mrs. George Lavigne. Mrs II. Dion, Miss Emma LHeureux and Miss Antoinette Cote.
 Morris spector was arrested Monday forenoon by Officer Grant Bombrfa. on warrant charging him with non-sup port of his wife, Sadie Spector and al to be held on the case this CTuesday) morning. The Spectors have had con siderable trouble of late and the last time Spector was brought before the court he was warned that another ap- pearance would bring jail sentence. Jacob BrattsehneiGor of New York formerly of this city purchased the De- rosters property at the corner of Ash erty includes two and one-haf story wooden building, containing two stores, two tenements, and 8 blacksmith shop and garage in the rear. wooden cradle. oyer one hundred years old on display in the windows of the Rhode Island Textile Company is attracting considerable attention The cradle is owned by Mrs. William A. Ly- man of Columbia Lake.
 Among those attending the meeting 1 of the Grand Lodge of the Pythian Sis ters at Stamford today. (Tuesday) are ] Past Grand Chief Eva Adams, Past 1 Grand Chief Lottie E. Gilman, and Rep resentatives Mrs. Hattie Bowen. Helen 1 Adams and Mrs. Lena Gates. Brief News. A guest cf MT and Mrs. II. Prag is 1 J. L. Halsb&nd of East Greenwich, R. | l Mrs. George B, Gi man of Maple ave nue is entertaining her uncle and aunt 1 MT. and Mrs. ]. Arthur Smith of Win 1 sted
 ] Paul Welch of Jackson street is wis. lting John Hinds, 8 student at St. Johns Preparatory school. Danvers, Mass.
 Mrs. Charles Dufresne left Monday afternoon for Montreal where she will visit for the winter with relatives. Eli Blanchette, MT. and Mrs. Harry Blanchette, and Wilfred Blanchette leave today Tuesday, by autornobf, e 1 for Walpole. New Hampshire. for a two weeks hunting trip.
 Mrs. John T. King of Pleasure Beacf l is the guest of her sister Mrs Frank N 1 Lincoln of this city.
 Drs. Elliott and Nellie Campbell of 1 Davenport Iowa, are guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Merwyn Squires of West Main street.
 1 Dr. Laura H. Hills and Dickerson c 1 Baker have announced the engagement of Miss Virginia Hills Bawer to Jonr