Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-20

the applause bestowed. Lewis was given the decision, though many thought he won from Willard Ky only narrow margin.
 ISnniier Mccormack of Stonington had the better of the bout with Red Champagne of Moosup. Mccormack nanifest1y is a much more expert eneed and finished exponent of the game than Champagne, who was down ! several times during the bout, which was preliminary affair. Tn the Dundee -Larfabbee go the decision went to Larrabbee. The match offered some snappy action and was thoroughly. enjoyed by the crowd. Bill Conway, of Hartford was referee. Under the auspices of the Woman,s Republican Club Of Killingly, Mrs Marian Blake Campbell will come here next Monday evening, October g, to address a meeting to be held in Phoe- nix hall. This meeting is open to all l women who are interested. Mrs. Campbell will discuss issues of-tife campaign now underway in Connecti- l cut and which will culnlinate in the ! state election on November '. I Better Results irf Oral EnuIish will be Miss Louise Danielson's s subject at l the fall meeting of the teachers asso- citation to be held in New London ofi Friday of next week. Principal Ernest R. Warren of Killingly High School will be chairman of the French section of the convention.
 The following is the honor list at Killingly High School for the first period of the school year.
 Highest Honors Seniors, Emily Pike; Juniors, Isabel Payne; Sopfo- mores, Marietta Paine, Ruth Spencer, Frances Tillinghast; Freshmen, Rose Milone, Zylpha Codding.
 Honors Seniors, Eloise Babson
 Pauline Bouliane, Lauretta Brodeur
 Ethel Congdon, Emily Davis. Mary
 Elliott, Mary Geer. Frank KfmbaH,
 Charles Rooms, Bessie Page, Janel eau.
 Juniofs-Anfta Berthiaume, F1au- rette Bouliane, Margaret Burton, Mil dred Codding, Eugene Downs, Eliza-
 befh- Francis, Doris Hope, Alice Lathrop, Ruth Spaulding, Blanche Tetreault, Amy Wells. Arthur WiH-
 imas, Ruth Young.
 ] Sophomores-Harry Boyd, Deborah Codding, Helen Congdon, MadaIyr
 Cronin, Sheilagh Grove, Alma Forcier
 Owen Fry1ing, Mildred Keene, Thelma E
 Mary O'Neill Dorothy Smith. l Freshmen-RaIpph Bowen, Ber1ncs
 Burdick, Alma Buteau. Helen Caffrey Thelma Cogan, Gladys Cooke, Sadie German, Gunner Gunderson, Margaret Gunderson, Flora Keech, Ruth I.itch Elmer Major J. Dyer Potter, Henrs Stoddard, Harold Warner, Mary Young
 q Charles D. Hyde is the democratic ; noninee for representative in the towr of Brooklyn. MT. Hyde has had leg. islative experience at Haftford as member of the house for the town oi Canterbury.
 William O'Brien, one of the Bosto1
 boys who recently was picked up here
 as vagrant and returned to Boston is now in the custody of the Provi.
 denee police, who were to present
 him to the juvenile court of that cit
 Thursday. O'Brien appears to be in,
 corrigibIe.
 Il Rev. Albert Jepson will be at Nev
 Haven Thursday and Friday of nex
 week for the 18th anniversary ob
 servance of the consecration of Rt Fl Rev. Chauncey Bance Brewster, bishoj
 of Connecticut
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cristini are t sail from New York a week from Sat
 urday for enes. MT. Cristini will re
 main in Italy about six months. Mrs -l Cristini will not return for two years
 Their three children will accompan, them.
 Rene Caron will have the member < of the Danielsen Radio club at hi
 home for meeting this (FTiday) eve
 hing.