Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

wtxaen M airnktg zEuch has bee0 written
sbont <tsA- manufacture Of thread and Tho
mnls that turn out this product but .
trip sshxouxh this pisut could not fatl but
convince one that htxe In Wsllsnantic ID
one OF the best thread manufacturing
pfauts Ia the world ke1t spot2essay clean
and up, to dste. and aiming at perfection
a. sthrsad Misunderstanding plant. The
cfffcizls who conducted the Rctarians
thrcneh ths plant were Agent Don H
Cszrtss, A. ". French, C. W. ;Hill, George
vi, HickeT, Dayzd Noxon, r. o. Branch.
A. W. Gates. IF. II. C. fartEs, G. ]. Al
ranxh ana q. G. Vhfdtsm. F
An interesting feztxre Of ths tear was
Shs c1rntecn system instalhsd throughout
the pSant, the receipts Of which 80 to the
athletic ascension. Enpipyes can ptar-
chass candy. eesktes and msk at reason
able prices. and IN summer can enjoy ice
cream TIE Thread company seems to
have left nothing undcne that can In any
way add 70 me comfort OF employees.
The eehrerenee Of nembers Of the
Norwich District methodist ministerial
association came to 4 close Tuesday af-
ternson after being In. session for two
days. The session Tuesday afternoon
was opened by Rev. William Il. Bath,
Of Nerwich, district superintendent. 70
ministers taking part At the morning
session. which was led by Rev. Jehn r.
What Paul Teaches in the Holy Spirit
was delivered by Rev.. DR.. Robert l.
Roberts of Norwich. and an address on
The LeadresfAp Of the Holy Spirit was
delivered by Rev. V. v. Sawyer. At the
close Of the morning session the follow
ing communication from Fl. e. Macken-
zie, federal. prohibition director for Con
necticut was read;
BEG to acknowledge yeur letter and
request of the same The task we have
before US is not an easy oTps, and we
need the endorsement and assistance OF
the pulpit as well as that of every clti.
zen and official in the state"
A large number OF members o. Match
aug lodge, No. %. K. of P, met at Castle
hail, Main street. Tuesday. night shortly
after $40 and were transported to Nor,
witch. where they witnessed the working
of the FIRST and second degrees at thu
lodge room Of the Norwich knights. Tht
party returned to this city at an earl,
hours this "wednesday morning.
Up 70 Tuesday but 2fs women and 15t
| men have called on Personal Tax Col
lector Eden Cook to pay their So. Their,
still remain over 5000 residents of Wind
| ham between the ages Of 81 and so whit
] are to pay this So, unless exempted fo
reasons governed by. Law. All persons i
| is stated, have the present month il
which to settle, or they are liable II
arrest for non-payment of their tax.
Willamette lodge. No. 1911, 3. p. o. Il
has selected the following committee t
| prepare for the annual Elks' country fai
| to be held in September: Joseph M. Der
| ard, Valentine L. Murphy, George Pelo
| gum, Joseph 2. Matthew George A. Bart
| lett. William A Dawson. Charles W. Hill
| T. Frank Cunningham, W. l.. White
/! more, Charles A Gates, George Tim
! Minis, Joseph st. Onge. P. ]. LARAMIE, J
francis Keons Thomas P. Foley, DAME
O'Connor, Eugene E. Hickey. P, j
Tomey, John E, Brick, Nelson A., Dan
Is, Clarence Matthew Daniel McCar
ny Maurice Leonard, Louis J. F'lyn
nd P. D. Donohue
People on Main street Monday nigh
fter 10 o'clock had visions of a ban
obbery when the new alarm installed a
le Willimantic Savings institute ran
ut. The police investigated but f5un
% evidence of an attempted break. Noa
D. Webster and j. Raymond Smith. off
Gals of the bank, were sent for and re
leased the mechanism that gives tn
alarm Tuesday morning word was ser
the. company. notwithstanding the syEtei
and a man<is. being sent here to- invest
gate the trouble.
An article in New London paper t
the effect that police there have bee
asked to locate George Batting of Cryst;
avenue and notify him of the death
his brother, Joseph Batting, at Youngi
| town, o.. Is of local interest, as Mr. Baa
ting formerly resided in this city and ha
many friends here.
Mrs. Mary Cheuihard Marcel, SO. die
Monday night at St Joseph's hospita
She was born in Lowell Mass, tt
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Narciss
j CheuinarG, gnew of this city. She leays
her husband, Alpine MARCEL, and her pa
ents all Of Willimantic, Mrs MARCEL ws
member Of st. Mary's church. She ha
large circle Of frienda,
Ethel b. syphess, daughter Of Geors
and Evelyn Bennett Syphers, died MOI
day at the Hartford hospital She W;
born in this city Nov. !, 1904 Besid,
reparents, she leaves sister. Irer
May SypheFs, two brothers, George
and Franklin F. syphers, all of Andoye
She also leaves her grandfather, Andre
Bennett, and her grsndmother, Mrs. Wi
liam Syphers. = =.
friends in this city Tuesday.
7. Frank Cunningham is visiting
! New York for several days.
Rev. Otto g. Beaaunister is in Waite
bury and Thursday evening is to dsliy.
an address before Boy Scout ga&heczz
at Wildly High school.
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