Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-22
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ing officers were elected: President Mrs. Samuel Adams vice president, Mrs. Will liam Geer; secretary, Miss Maybelle Taft: treasurer, Miss 9delaide E. Cole; trustees. George Hatch and A. L. Mills and A i. Bill. The report Of the treasur- CT showed a balance on hand of 37162.
 Local fans who. have been watching the scores to see Al Kroog's name appear in the Detroit lineup Friday that Manag- CT Jack NfcQuillan of the American Thread team with whom Kroog played last year, has received a letter from the popular hur1er and Kroog is one of the regulars with the Tigers. At present he is resting up at his home at Needham, Mass. troubled with his arm. He left the Tigers at Cleveland. and will join them; shortly. In two exhibition games he hurled for the Tigers he won by score of 3 to 1 and to O. Tn all probability when Kroogs arm Is well he will go to Some minor league for the season
 Marie Anna Cote, five year old daugh- ter of Alfred and Arselta Paltier Cote died Thdrsday night at the horne of her parents, q Center street after three 1 days illness with scarlet fever. She was born May 10. 1917, and leaves two sisters. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at l o'clock from the parents home, the con1nittaI service at St. Joseph's cemetery being read by Rev. Hor1nisdas Be1ec. Mrs. Emqma c Kolb, &, widow of 1 Charles Koib. died early Friday morning at her home in South Coventry Mrs Ko,b was born in Bolton February S. 1899, the daughter of Dexter and Mary F. \ r. Main Clark She had been a member of the South Coventry Methodist church 1 for fifty years Mrs. Kolb is survived by one son. Robert c. KoJo of Trenton. Y. J.. ?, daughter, Mrs Jennie White of Hart 1 ford, and five grandchildren Dorothy and
 Leon ko1o Of Trenton, \. !. and Percy 1 White, Mrs. Joseph Fawell and Carl l Brainard of Hartford.
 Brief Notes
 Housewives in Wiliimantic will be 1 forced to do their cooking early today (Sattrdayl as the Rockville -Nillfinantic
 Lighting con5bany is to cut the 1o-inch gas main which furnishes the city supply l at 10 o'clock in the morning and necessa " | work will keep the system closed until noon
 At th meeting of Jadnss I Shea Post No. 1, American Legion, held Friday
 night plans were discussed relatives to the carnival soon to come to this city un- der the auspices of that organization. George ". Larkip and daughter are wis ting relatives in AIiddletovn.
 The Knights Of Columbus will finish . busy week Sunday when they go to Jew cit City to attend the institution Of thc new c~lncil Starting with Monday las with their Easter Monday ball. Friday night with the Kacey minstrel show put on at Rockville St. Mary's parish ear
 nival Saturday night, and ending Svclda,
 i'll Jewett City, the week has been fllct 1 with K. of C. activities.
 Members of the First Baptist cflurcl
 enjoyed an enterta nnent and social al th'
 church Friday night
 The Old Folks Concert troupe of tn ] Methodist Episcopal church made it's sec ond out o4 town aopearance Friday nigh
 when it entertained at the Mansfield Cen fer Congregational church
 Under the aur1ices of the Girl Scout
 of the First Congregational church, al entertainment was gfven Friday eyenin. by the Ching A-Ling Mandolin club SoIo
 were rendered by Charles IT. Caswell an Clinton c. Helmold. Following the enter tainlnent dancirg was enjoyed anl re , treatments served
 A Boston newspaper Friday s.iovin 2 photograph of Horace Ford ard hi , wife. says that unless Mrs. Ford is in t. grandstands during the game his goo
 playing could not be q sure thing sl Miss Cora Hawkins is i'll at her home O , North street
 Miss Clarissa Turner. daughter of Alr : and Mrs. Homer Turner Of Windsor. i visiting her aunt. Mrs William Tracy. Mir and Mrs. Williau IT. Smitf. hay $ returned hone frcn Rock Ledge. Fla where they spent the winter [ Word has been received that the healt
 q Rev. A. D. Carpenter pastor of th . Ba'~tist church is greatly inihrov ed. MT. and Mrs. c. O. Cartier wao hay ; i spent the winter at the home of AIr. ! ieo-ge K. Mason, have returned to thei
 farm at Babcock Hill.
 Il Dr, Leo F. McKepna attended the stat
 on'veation of dentists he!1 in New Have ] Friday.
 ! Norbert (. GIfard of Nlsgsra t-nf
 rersity. spent his BSsster vacation wit +1 bis parents, Dr. and Mrs Charles T. G rard
 F Windhsm Hisb and staTord ITirh nje. z in this city today Saturday. Althoag 2 the locals drofeed the opening game wit : Vocational Of New Lonton they expect i s reverse things with Stafford