Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-14

volume of the sound waves 1000 per cent. was used. The instrument was loaned for the benefit of the campaign by a Hartford concern. The apparatus was set up by C. H. Reinhurdt and John T. Ashton, the former assistant super intendent of the Rockville and Willi- mantle Lighting company. and the lat ter an electrical contractor. The am plffying horn was placed in one of the windows so that the sound waves would De carried to the street. Messages and concerts were picked up from Pittsburgh and Schenectady. A large audience en- joyed the novel treat. The programme of Flag Day exercises at Natchaug school Tuesday afternoon, l in grades 2. 3 and 1, of which Miss Lar kins and Miss Cheney are teachers, was as follows: Song America the Beautl- | ful; Greeting to the Flag. Laura Cart wright A Creed, Arthur Swett Making a Flag, Fern Bronson; Story of the | Colors, Myrtle Morse; Your Flag and My Flag. Sadie Mandell; Three Little Sisters, Barbara Van Zandt, Doris Bill and Lois Winchester; The Flag We Love, Irene Babcock; The Flag Is Pass | ing By. Louise Dziomba; The Flag, Helen Pollard. Flag quotations. sixteen girls; Here Comes the Flag Edith Hoff-
 man; Old Glory, Frederick Haddad :; Boys Pledge to the Flag. boys of classes; Tribute to the Flag, Louise Abernathy; Flag Drill girls of the classes; salute to the flag and Star Spangled Banner. entire school.
 Brief Notes.
 Miss Beatrice Bill is at her home on
 Prospect street for the summer, coming
 from Columbia College.
 After visiting her sister, Brs. Benja-
 min Irish Mrs. Matrick Moriarty has re- turned home to East Hampton. Mrs William Phillips is spending sev- : eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. Lena Durkee of Warrenville.
 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan have re turned home, after several weeks triI , in the west where Mrs. Sullivan visited
 her son
 } MT. and Mrs. L. A. Kingsbury anC
 Majestic for a two months trip abroad l They will visit France, Belgium, Ger
 many. Switzerland and England. ,j Members of the Windham Girls clul ] to attend the National League of Girls
 Clubs convention at Vassar College
 Poughkeepsie, June IA to 16. are Mar.
 Colbert May Shea. Mary Peacock, Der r tha Harris. Bridget Moriarty, Mrs | James Aspinwau and Rose A. Moreau.
 NOlk In the paIr4dfChal uesIee Wal
 done at the meeting of Windham En . campment, No. 10. l. o. o. F.. hell t Tuesday night at Odd Fellows hall. e The Salvation Army band of Soutl h Manchester is to give a concert Frida Q night at the local army headquarters. { Miss Mary C. Foti of High street d visiting relatives in Waterbury, Ne' r. Haven and New York.
 Q Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich e to hold free chest clinic this (Wednes Il day) evening at the Red Cross rooms. g C. F. Warner of Winsted spoke at tn f meeting of the Salvation Army hel
 Tuesday night at the hall on Mai f street.
 it The wedding of Edwin L. Brown C Q East Hartford. whose parents reside a ; The Ridges and Miss Eva A. Blinn ( e Hartford. is to take place June zi 3 t the South Baptist church, Hartford. Il The St. Mary's choir boys have vote S to present Bills Last Night Single,
 raise money for the summer camp . y Columbia lake
 = Judge George F. Hinman is confne
 to his home on Summit street becaus l. of a slight illness.
 f l.. w. Franklyn of Hartford is visitin e his sister Mrs. Charles F. Risedorf-
 Miss Myrtle Jordan arrives home t' C, day (Wednesdayl from Smith Colee e to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ere h D. Jordan of North street until June n when sine leaves for q ten days cour' le at Wellesley College. s,mc then intent