Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-11

piccolo OF nute band, best playing fife
band; baton swinging, first and second
prizes. The rules to govern the contest
follow: Corps will march on to floor,
play their selection once through and
march of floor IN regular parade forma-
ton baton swinging will be judged on
style and execution all corps are to
reach hall not later than 7.30 D. m. Dis
lance will be governed by railroad mile
age. A short street parade will be held
at o'clock.
The members Of the local corps have
received new uniforms. The coat is of
vernrhion trimmed with blue velvet,
breaches Of blue velvet. vest OF buff, hat
black with red ponnpom. black hose.
Members Of Sphinx tempae, A. A. o.
n. NJ. S.. residing in this vicinity have
received invitations to attend the ball of
that organization to be held at Foot
Guard hall
Prohibition Omcers Congdon and
/ Briggs made a trip to Chaplin Friday
| and secure da 15-gallon still, Is gallons
| Of mash and one quart Of rnoonshine at
the home Of Max Longas. Longas will
appear before United States Commission
| er Earl Mathewson in Norwich next
| week
The semni-formal dance given by the
| sophomore class Of Windha1n High school
was well attended by pupils Of the school
and a number of former students. The
| ckairnen of the committee were Lester
| Gehnas and Miss Carolyn Cummings
| Those who received vera Mr.. and Mrs
| E A. Case Mr.. and Mrs C. G., Case
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Dawson. Tom P.
Hawksworth, Prof. and Mrs Charles A.
| Wheeler, Mrs. F. r. Cummings and Miss
| Muriel Kennedy. A local orchestra fur.
| rished music.
Theodore. the year old SON Of Mr.
| and Mrs A. Haddad of No. SO Jackson
street. had climbed eat an open window
| on a small roof Of a one-story addition
| in front Of the Haddad tenement Friday
| afternoon. From this the boy slipped and
rolled to the sidewalk. 20 feet below, and
struck on his left shoulder. However,
he escaped with slight bruises.
The summary process suit of Harry
Goldstein VS.. Charles Russell, which was
to have been heard today Saturday
| before Justice Of the Peace Curtis Dean.
was settled out Of court.
Mrs. Owen O'Neill. Mrs. Fred Smith
and Miss Elizabeth Hartman spent
| Thursday in Hartford.
| Miss Cecilia Norm, teacher at the
| Windham High school. left Friday to
spend the week end at her home in Hol.
| yoke, Mass.
Mrs. A W. segar is recovering from
serious illness.
Costas ,Stamaton is recovering from a
badly sprained ankle A number Of weeks
| ago he slipped on the Ice on the foot
| bridge.
Mrs. D. Everett Taylor. who went to
New York Tuesday, will return home to-
day Saturday.
Amos Fowler of Bellevue street who
has been i'll at his home, is able to be
| out.
Miss Esther Taber Of Church street
| who teaches in North .ngton, Is
spending a recess owing to =. I-year ex.
aminations at her home here. Miss Tabei
will return Monday to North Stenington
Miss Helen Sykes OF South Coventry Is
spending several days with friends II
Hartford. She plans to visit relatives II
Springfield before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Branch of Summit
street and Miss Elizabeth Branch wifi
entertain the Saturday Evening Care
club of five tables at their home this
| evening
Miss Elizabeth Peacock, who is leavint
the service of the American Thread Co
today Saturday. received from tn,
. clerks in the costing department a hand
some bar pin as an expression of thei1
friendliness and good wishes.
Four tables of the Neighborhood Wits
club will play this Saturday evening a
the home of Mrs. George s. Elliott O
| Prospect street
!; The funeral Of Mrs Eva Bycel, VIII
| died suddenly at her home on jackson
street Thursday evening, was held at he
home Friday afternoon at 2 oclocl,
Burial was in the Hebrew cemetery a
! Perkins Corner.
The funeral of William tombstone
former resident Of this city, held at tn
Baptist church. Jewett City, Thursda,
afternoon. was attended by number o
people from Willimantic
5 Mrs. Margaret Farrell Nolan died Fri
day morning at st. Joseph's hospital at
ter long illness. She is survived by he
, husband, Edward Nolan, six daughters
Mrs. Annie Smith of Holyoke, Mrs. Cath
crime Mccarthy of this city, Mrs. Luc
Lyman, Mrs. Margaret Earl of Bridge
: port, Mrs Rose Strong of Rutland, Mass
and Mrs. Mary Bertence of Willimanti,
two sons, Joseph and Edward, and tw
7 brothers, Richard and Thomas Farrell
The body was taken to the home of he
daughter. Mrs. Catherine Mccarthy.