Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-21

certs of the United States Marine Band held at the State ArmorY Friday
 The programme was under the aus piccs of the American Thread Athletic Association The Marine Band is the official band of the United States gov ernment and is known as the Presi- dents own, They are now conducting a nine-w week concert tour under the di- rection of the Radcliffe Enterprises by | permission of President Harding. In- cluded in the members are some of the country's best musicians. The pro gramrne consisted of selections from all types of compositions and all na- tionalities with America literally pre- scented
 As an encore in the evening the band rendered the Sextet from Lucia. Res | idents from nearby towns fiocked to l in the evening on the South Coventry division for the accommodation of the patrons.
 l The Womans Democratic Club of Windham has completed organization. Mrs. Adelaide Dion has been elected president. Miss Abbie O'Conner, seere- tary, and Mrs. Loretta Costello, treas I urer Recent meeting was addressed by Wallace JeWett of Hampton, James F. Twomey, NJ. E. Sullivan and Val entine L. Murphy.
 Those appointed on the woman's town committee were Mrs. Adelaide G, Dion general chairman, Mrs. Lucy J. Lynch first district, Mrs Loretta Costello second district Mrs. Abbie O'Connor third district and Mrs Margaret Shee- l ham, fourth district.
 The Ashford selectmen telephone the local police station Friday morning ir regard to an abandoned automobile which had been on a back road in Wesl Ashford since Tuesday morning. Coun- ty Detective William F. Jackson in axestigted and found the car to be 2 Bay State coupe bearing Massachu setts nmber 59-756. A yoke of oxer were used to pull the car away as ii was sunk up the hubs in the mud. Tht 1 car. however, was in good condition ant l was well supplied with gasoline and l oil.
 Two families in West Ashford tolt
 Officer Jackson that after midnigh Monday two men in an automobile woke them up and asked the coErec road to Rockville and Hartford. Tn,
 car, which it is believed was stolen, l.
 being held until the owner can be loea i ted.
 l The monthly sessions of the Broth l erhood of the First Congregations church have been resumed after tn
 summer recess. Vice president Elme 1 F. Ellsworth presided over the frs
 session of the year and the member i were the guests of the Ladies' Aid So
 eiety of the church, which entertainei them at luncheon.
 Rev William & Beard fOrmar na g
 tor of the local church, spoke to tn
 meeting, having for his subject If
 Were Pastor Again" He receive
 much attention and was heartily ap K Dlauded at the conclusion of his tall
 The committee on resolutions, Judg
 George E.. Hinman, chairman, present
 ed resolutions upon the death of Ja
 M Shepard who was the newly electe
 president of the Brotherhood, and the
 were unanimously adopted.
 At the First Congregational Churc
 Harry s. McCready, pastor of tn Church School, will meet in the Churc house Sunday morning at 9.45. Tn morning worship will be at 1O.4 o'clock. At 2 p. m. the Sunday Eve ming Institute will open. The stud
 hour will be from ' to 8 o'clock. The ladies of the local Relief corr
 No. Il have voted to accept the inyi
 tation extended them from McGreggc Corps No. A. of Danielson, to wis
 that corps November first. The annu;
 inspection of the McGreggor corps wi take place at their regular meetin which will be held on that date in th
 evening. Supper will be served at si o'clock.
 The second and final session of th