Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-18
TAFTVILLE

Court Wequonnoc, Eso. SS, Foresters of America, is planning to hold smol- CT on December 30th, at their rooms in St. Louis hall. The committee in charge is William Brown, Frank Durr, David Lambert, Henry LHeureux, Henry Blanchetts and Joseph F. Benac A number of members of the court were in Baltic Sunday, to attend the initiation ot large class of candidates into Court Spgague,
 Mrs William McNaIy of North Third avenus and Mrs. F. W. Warrington Of seuth Second avenue were in Hartford Saturday.
 Raymond A. Pinsree of Pratt Inst4- ute. Brooklyn, N. r, is spending the Christmas vacation at the home of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. A. E. >Pingree of North Third avenue.
 Philip r. LinderSon of North B street Is planning to enroll at the Con- necticut Agricultural College at Storrs for two years course of study.
 A report that "Jacs-the-HuEEer" had been captured in the vicinity of Ocoum was spread throughout the town Friday and Saturday. Since the visit of this mysterious stranger, the young women of the village have been kept in state of terror. One resident Of the village related that when going to a local phar- macy for medicine for his wife, who was III one evening this week, he found young ladies scattering tn all directions, evidently believing he was the hugger The ball ground, which once was quite 2 thoroughfare from South A street to upper Providence street, is now desert ed after o'clock, unless those crossing 1t have male escorts.
 On Saturday the sun completed the work started by the state in clearing up the state roads abcut the village Other streets in the town remained GOV cred with snow. and going was rough g Children who used Pest Ofice hili for slide Saturday, found their ride brought 10 an abrupt finish, when they struck the dirt on the oecum road.
 Albert Lambert ct North A street, who Is a patient at the Bacizus hospi- tai, suffering from pfeurisy underwent
 The annual entertainment and Christmas tree of the Taftville Conere- rational Sunday school will be held on Friday evening at the church.
 OmeF Pepin has resigned his posi- hon with the Puneznah company.
 Omeers recently elected by the Ct, Louis Society for the coming year ara IS follows: Chaplain, Rev. U. O. Belle rose honorary chaplain. Rev, Hsnri F. ChAgnon general. David Lambert ad- Sutant general. Emilien Durand; che Fafier 0rdonateur. George Lamothe :; Eecretary, Desire J. DUfresne; assistant Teeretary, Napoleon Disco; financial Secretzry, Solomon Lambert; treasurer, Albert Barry; apura4eur, Desire J. Du- lresne. Henri Phsneuf, Noise Duroch- E; pOUrrogeur. Joseph Gouin con- sisrge, JJouis L'be-eux, Saul Germain ; sonseiners. Exavier Marion, George La- urothe. Napoleon Girard jaAitor, Joseph Eo1tn: physician, Dr. L. I. Pratte ; Lounge de Sale, David Lambert
 There was largo attendAnee A. ths entertainment given by the St- Aarys church boys choir of WlrEnsMtic in the Parish hall Sunday evening. The bcyE choir also sang at ele veeYer service at Sacred Heart church Sunday afternoza.
 Adolph C1sng of THrT1ce. &venus is sa- tsgtng . four weeky vacation.
 Mrs. Frank Rickotson entertained al buDchs@ Friday Gt her hoEne on NOrtH 6iAlra 1Venuo h hoSSCR of Mrs. Ache. Aon A Harden R P@saSe, N. J., .whe has ben the gueA cf Mrs. Philip A Johpscn of WzsihngtDn street, Norwich
 Tho new chemical and bumper which the tO~n of bSmWich has purchased fo1