Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-14
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 Charles W. Hill and Ernest c. Whidden.
 At the bl-monthlx meeting of saa 1 Jose Council No. 14, Knights of Ca lumbus the annual election of officers took place with the following result: | Grand Knight, William Grady; deputy grand knight, Gilbert Flynn; warden, s. | B. Bertora; chancellor, Albert J. Piehe financial secretary, John P. Mcouillan recording secretary, Thomas OsBrien I trustee, Thomas Murray inner guard, Florimond Bergeron; outer guard, Geo. Murphy; treasurer, William F. Lennon, and advocate. Judge James E. Twomey.
 Grand Knight William Grady selected Arthur B. Bergeron as lecturer, and Iannounced that he would later chose an entertainment committee which would maintain the councils high standing in social affairs A, committee consisting of William Martin, Eugene Moriarty and John O'faourke was appointed to make arrangements for the transportation of | delegation to attend Father, Dunn'a harvest festival, at Warrenville
 GonslderabIe shooting has been done lin the past few days in the vicinity of North windham on the Chaplin road Recently some one shot at R. c. Owens while he was returning to Connecticut Agricultural college from Putnam in his | aulOfnODue. A teuBlny ScdECH was tHdue by Constable Samuel Simpson and an assistant Near the Reagan place a Ecouple were seen going towards North Windham but a chase proved fruitless. Early Wednesday morning shots were heard by the constable Recently shots wer4 fired into the home of a Polish res ident in North Windham. Coach ], ", Tssker of the Connecticut Agricultural college was also shot at some time ago in that vicinity.
 Amelia Anna Combes wife of Edward F. combes, died at her home in Andover Tuesday morning at 6,45. She is surviv- . e dby her husband a sister, Mrs. Charles { Albert of Buckland; four brothers. Am . brose, of Mansfield; Calvin and Ebenez- . CT Keesler; a daughter. Mrs. Howard Greene of this city and five grandchil- dren. Russell Raymond Harold and ss Marshall Greene, of Willimantic and : Alice Taylor, of Andover
 Funeral services for Mrs. Louise a Boucher who died Tuesday at St Jo- - heph's hospital were held from the par . lors of a local undertaken at two y o'clock Wednesday. Rev. H. Belec of [. fciated Burial will take place today 0 (Thursday) in Housatonic, Mass, to ] which city the body has been forwarded. l . home of her parepts, MT. and Mrs. Will |, liam H. Sprague, of Bedlam, Wednesday z morning She was born in Athol, Mass, a December 30, 1905, the daughter of 7 William H. and Gertrude Stevens
 Sprague. Besides her parents she leaves . four sisters. Mrs Mabel Ryan. of Hartford: Mrs. Mildred Tillson, of !, Springi,}3 Mrs. Myrtle Mahoney q . Hartford, and Miss Margaret Sprague of
 Chaplin and brother, William Sprague. also of Chaplin,
 At uiadhan High school, the senior class has elected the following officers:
 President Christopher NJ Case; vice
 president. Allyn Rose; secretary Ruth
 Burnhsm; faculty member. Miss Muriel
 DenneGy; delegates to the athletic coun-
 cil, Richard Dow and May Moran The
 class dues will be s2.50 per year. 4 large number Of candidates are out for football
 this year and have already started ligat
 work in the field at Recreation park. Two
 lS0-pound freshmen will hold the position
 as guards this year.
 visit was made to this city this
 week by Raymond E. Reason, home teach
 CT for the state board of education oi
 the b1inI This is the first in a series oi
 this city, to make various articles whicf
 are sold by the state board and the full
 value returned to the makers thus en-
 abling them to earn money at home.
 The September meeting of True Bius z circle was held at the home of Mrs Mathewson. Instead of the regular meet , ing the members cut out patchwork E.,.cKl
 for the Hopi Indians. It was voted te | send s21.50 to support the circles twc girls in India. A stor yabout missions , was read by Miss Inex Paton Refresh, nsAr tc Nxr Ia : AutomObilists were being halted or I West Main street near the Willimantit i. cemetery Wednesday by officials of tn, state highway traffic census and had tt answer the questions from where" ana
 where to-"
 The work of constructing the asphaI . platform around the local railroad plat ' form is practically completed, and is .- big improvement on the old wooder : platform.
 Brief Mention
 Mir and Mrs Anthony Woods were re
 cent visitors with relatives in Baltic
 MT. and Mrs George w, Hickey are il
 New York for few days.
 Miss Lou NJ. Buck Is a guest of hel
 niece Mrs. Elmer Yake of Springfield Mass.
 = John N. Smith carrier and c. Cypriel
 Paulhaus, clerk at the local post office ar,
 on their annual fifteen days vacation.
 Mrs. William H. Phillips mother 0
 F. A. Phillips, is spending few week :. with her sister, Mrs. Wallace L. Durkee Y of Warrenville.
 C Mrs Amy B. Brown is a patient in tn,
 Hartford hospital where she underwear R an operation.
 = Norbert C. Girard, son of Dr. and Mrs
 c. H, Girard, has resumed his studie
 at Niagara university.
 Announcements have been received 0
 the marriage of J. Elliott Swift, at Yves
 Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. W L. Swift of St. Loui h are guests of the family of Thomas
 Jones in this city. They are on thei