Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-17
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corps. In connection with the party the first anniversary of the organization of the corps was celebrated. A very en- joyable evening was passed. Tie host was presented, on the part of the corps by MT. Chapman, box filled with useful articles. He also personally presented MT. Fancher a silver loving cup in ap- preciation of the good work which the instructor has done for the organiza- tion. An excellent supper was followed by short speeches by the host and Mr. Chapman. Games and music were en- joyed. others present were Anthony Lavigne, Charles Mott, Joseph Nolan, Peter Lachance, James Clifford, Peter Bourey, Mir. Lamarche, Arthur Lewis and Clarence Terry, a newly admitted member of the corps.
 The work of the Salvation Army building committee is progressing rapid lv. A committee called on the various heads of the manufacturing plants n this city and were assured financial sup [ port and hearty cooperation. The re- spective factories will be canvassed by committees composed of their own en- ployes. The committee in charge of the meeting Friday evening at 7.30 in the chamber of commerce rooms Is assured large attendance Speakers will out | line the work of the army and explain the necessity for raising $7500 for the local Salvation Army corps. Plans have been completed to carry on the cam i paign beginning August 21st and re- ports indicate that 1t will be a short and snappy one Mrs. W. I. Crane, the chairman of the cake and apron sale, re- ports that she is meeting with substan- I tial support In the way of donations | William R. Sweeney has donated dah- 1 lias from his garden to the committee In charge of the sale.
 T. Frank Cunningham has issued g def to John P. McQuillan to organize ar aggregation of ball players composed oi | married men of San Jose Council to op- pose his lineup at the Kacey clarnbakt Sunday. at the pumping station grounds | Mr. Cunningham is quite sure that his hopefuls will do the trick and will irolf | themselves in high honor against anl team of benedicts that Jack" can pici up. The lineup Is as follows: Stan Hea ly c, John Connors D, Cunningham 1b John Ryan 2b. John Keirans ss. Thom as O'Brien 3b. Albert Piche If, J. r Moriarty cf Walter Fahey If. A new fall Stetson hat, the gift of the Church Reed company, will be given by Franl l most hits.
 At a meeting of Company c. 16stI Connecticut Infantry, it was voted t stand all expenses of dance for tn benefit of the Salvation Army building fund. It was also voted to build ten his court at the west end of the stat armory grounds.
 Theodore sawsllolit, of Hop River,
 section hand on the Andover gang 0 the Hartford division of the New Ha , ven railroad. came to this city an caused excitement by his loud talk an antics. Two officers were needed t
 bring him to the station without dam age. He was fined s5 and costs, amount ? ing to S12.15. in police court Wednes
 day morning, after pleading guilty t intoxication.
 According to Postmaster John O , Rourke, the vacation schedule of tn
 clerks and carriers as in past season , is being disarranged and it Is diff1cu for the employees to complete their fiji
 teen days vacation without being rt i called. Dennis Haggerty. who opel f ates the parcel post motorcycle. wa
 stricken with appendicitis Tuesday an
 is at St Joseph's hospital for an opera , tion Arthur LeBlonde is filling h place. Monday Substitute Carrier Wi liam Greer stepped on a rolling ston while making his rounds and spraine his ankle. Edward J Eaean, mailin
 clerk and Carrier George K. Allen ar
 on their vacations at present. The EIks' carpenters were engage recently in opening the gates which wer recently placed on the Columbia rod bearing announcement of the Elk
 Country Fair They can now be see
 from a distance of 100 feet at leas
 Similar action is being taken with tn other gates at other entrances to tn city
 The annual outing of the employees Q the New London district of the South ern New England Telephone Compan was held at Gardiner Lake Wednesda, Those from this city who attended wer Andrew J. Carey, Fred J. Wright Law , renee Martin, Ernest Sears. Edwar
 Reagan, Harry Vail, Edward L. Beebt
 Frank L. Cranston, Louis Rival an p Louis Bermuta.
 About 259 merchants and clerks ar
 expected to attend the annual putin
 at Storrs today (Thursday) The hoI
 off will be from Lincoln square at 9S
 o'clock. The E. P. O. E. band will fur
 nish music for the day, with a concel
 previous to starting.
 Brevities.
 Everything is completed for the ar
 nual lawn fete which will be held b
 Rockville Lodge, No. 1859, B. P, o. I One Of the features will be a parad
 The column will be led by the Bo
 Scouts band of fifty pieces from Will mantle.