Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
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chosen a inGber ofsthe- conrnsattpe 4regfR1f- ed. There wore four ether nernbers of 1 the committee present The nzmes-cf Dr. Thomas ?. Robinson and At<n1neT Mi- chaef THranoswere presented as,nonznees for representa- aEize,< an19se xxl,p rriktee agreed, to paakAxnQ< end ndCsgfnsrE ,tuz to place tnez names ef the-s -sfHoxenqxiedRtes before thes electors in ~caucMs. The4Eec- ond district eonnnfttee-ciicse Wells eFur,l- seeTstzry. Ern- Sszmnsst H H. vts name was endorsed by fler c1nst1se. itA Abelng the only name ced4he1nEeafkem ffxom the Seconds represetztiv district. Flynn is to oppose DatSen.
 The boys -ce fine TEesterfy5 El<n< seheol football teamf1cst Eie ganaezF riaay ezfteF- noon. and the yocat1onaf team of New London were the winners The -seore.Wasl 8 to 7. Thisswas the~frst game Of she season for the boys. This yictprytputs Vocatunalsatsthe headEof fsfhef7eanesThs' N. F. A. footba1 team of Norwich plzzeds a game at. StoRington SakuTd TdayszftHrncon at dark was 0 to 0. The gsme<ehoEsd
 some good playing by -bofhs feaEnu as the l score indicates. Much intereS is being | manifested here byr1oczi fans in the l league games which ShzNe only juEe begun. MT. and Mrs. Howard D. TheEp, accom- 1 panied by James Jacobs and sen and 1 daughter-in-law. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Ja- eebs, and three children, are-ep5pydngs an
 auto trip to Washington, D. C. They will
 be gone ten days. MT. and Mrs Jacobs l are on their return trip to Philadelphia,
 Pa.
 l Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Smith of Lester
 street spent the week end at PittSfeid,
 Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles I. whiseisy of ! Potter Hill are enjoying motor trip through New York state.
 James Finley and Stephen Shepherd of Westerly have secured employment in
 Pawtucket and have left for there.
 Mrs, Samuel Fl. Davissleft town Sunday represent the Westerly chapter of the Red Cross at the national convention to be held Oct g, 10 and Il. , Miss Fife Crowtiner of Lower Pawca.
 tuck and Miss Mary Mcdonald of New
 London were week end callers in Provi. T dence.
 Miss Pauline K. Hill of courtland stree,
 left town Sunday to visit her sisters Misses Myrtle M. and Gladys M. Hin, ir Orange, N. J.
 Mrs. Charlotte c. Mcsparrem. wife oi Thomas McSparren, died at her home, LOS , West Broad street, Friday afternoon. Shs
 twas the daughter of George P. anG
 Deurarius Brooks Chapman and was borr ? in 1881. She is survived by her hrsbant 3 and one son. Howard. of Newport. E. l. Fl Mrs. Fred R. ChappeH of Main stree I was taken to the Rhode Island heSpita I Saturday for treatment
 ] Lieut.. and Mrs, Elliott R. Thorpe ar I rived in Westerly and will make thei,
 home at 1S Spruce street Lieutenan,
 Thorpe has been stationed at Fort Strong
 Mass. for a year, and was ordered tt 7 duty in Rhode Island as officer in eharg,
 of recruiting affairs for the regular army : Sunday the 18th anniversary of Graet T Methodist church was observed with ap . propriate exercises and will continu ]. every day for the week. The sermon a e the 1o.30 service Sunday morning wa y preached by Rev. Lyman G. Horton, D
 D., and was most impressive one. Tn n church was well filled. service of must e was rendered at 7.3 in the evening and l. special musical program was enjoyed r Tuesday evening at 63 there will be f banquet. and % are expected to attend | This will be followed by special pro s gram at 7.3o, the music being in eharg n of Everett A. Kingsley. Wednesday at e D. m. there will be Junior Epwort, 0 league rally in charge of Miss Ada Hers $ fall, superintendent. Neighhors' nigh IS viii be held at 7.30 o'clock.