Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-05


 mt sapporssd his family for two years, since he deserted them. in 1920. He was willing to support the children He l said he was now earning S3 50 OCT day Mrs. House testidAd that she had re- 1 csivsd nc support frem him for two l years salaf the two oldest children were ktn the Hartford County Ternporary home at W'areha1se Point, and tlfst up to two months aso she afd inc two other etril-s dren lived with her people Two months i ago she secured as a. houseksspsr in South Vytndha1n and re- eeiyed board for herself and children l and two aollars lssr week Judge Toss i sentenced House to six rnontl1s iA saiif bat gave rim chance, House IS Go furnish boads of $500 and pay s18 week I " to his family, House Tuesday was looling for I bondsman
 pr. and Mrs Robert 6. White re- turned Monday night from an ocean vcyase and in Porto Rico. Dr.. the trip by water tastlng for ten days two weeks heinz spent on ;elle island The Wh5tes ladued San luna and later went to MasaElIez. where taey met Ifa nks l 5. Hart of ffis city, who is professor in the college there. During their stay on the island aHtornobsze tours took thesn to all the istoric places. among them being the forts On San Jasn Hill
 The anna1l hanquet tor members of l the Boys department Of the Af C. A., Is to be held Sa atuTday night at the associatio1 building The progr amnle l will consist of songs, a few short talks. | and the presentation of the trophy won lhy the leasaing team in the .gynanasium conteSts- Awards are to be made to i the ten boys who finished first in the events and to. all boys gg llo conipleted the twenty mile run. Winners of the vsFieus toutnefs ran off during the vim ter will also receive nrizes. The Ayo- auxiliary IS in charge Of supper arrange nlents
 At the meeting of the lFilIirnantic Eyc- mans club tuesday afternoon the mem bers heard a deiightfu1 taik on India given by Miss Sarah Abbe Of Windhanl, l who spent over d year in the Orient At the meeting two weeks ago Miss Abbs told of hes experiences In Japan. The meeting was largely attended. The boys h6xatllion was cOrnpIsted Monday night at fhe r NJ c A, and Physical Director Brown deemed the meets success. There were six events, short distance potato race. long distance potato race. running high jump snap under bar or fence vault, target throw or eight pound shop put, standing broad jump The winner in the eighty pound class was Elaude inllnens with 455 1 points, in the uinetytive nound class. Edward Nichols with 4o3 points, 110 f25 pound class, Stanley Savicki. 291; i unlimited class, Reuben G1uskul 455.
 Miss Bridget Gibbons, 8s, died early 1 Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's hos pital following q lengthy illness. Miss Gibbons lived at If Union street.
 Mrs. Frances Martin, nsatron at The Elfns from May, 1919.to a recent date. died Sunday at the Eahnenlan hospital New York, after an illness of several naonEhg. Mrs. Martin was the widow of Frank Martin, oue ttns assistant u1e- ctlsaica enaineer at the local plant of, the American Thread coupany s 1 surviEed by three sisters-in-iaw. ffs Martin wlzile matron of The Elrns vas looked to as a mother bv the girls at the boaFding houss, and stood ready to assist them at any time During the xarid war she took a prominent part in all activities. She Y-as interested in vel fare work and her knowledge and experis
 ence was eagerly sought Mrs. Martin
 was 2. member of st. Paul's Episcopal
 church.. Her health began to fail some
 tirne ago and she was forced to give up her work
 Her place atJle Ei1ns has been filed by Mrs Ada 4. GoodzTin for q aoitge time . manager of the skinner nfa9llfaet1rine Company Coffee houss of Hol. yoke. Mass. Mrs Martin came to this fcity from Jersey City where she was eni. ployed in Child Welfare Work. She sue . cesdeds Mrs Augusta Damon as matrol
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 Brief Notes. i The weekly morbidtty report credit } VNillimautic with two eases of diphtheris
 and one of scarlet fever
 Joseph Lefebvre, H. Dion, Albert Piel1 and Charles E. Dfrense have been aD ' pointed by Conseu Tlorinond. No. Fl I Union St. Jean Exquisite q Alneriaue. del : tegates to the state convention in Water ' bury, May e9 and 90.
 z Oliver l.. Willard of this city, has brolz | en gFound for the tNo-story warehous T of the Cyril ". Johnson Noolen Com ! pany of Stafford Springs.
 E The Ladies' Aid society of the Cor z gregatipna1 church holds it April meet {, ing today. I VednesdSy) at tho cEure 7 house. During the 1lsETning work will b done for southern schools and hospital. ? Mrs. ". Staebner is in charge Fl Men will soon be at work repairing kh
 brick coping at the top of the ,iVeldo e block on Jackson street, which has bs h come doosened and is in danger of faI [ ing
 The iocz Odd Fellows bowling five zs men ard womens are to go to Jewei \ City tonight tWednesday) for retur N gams with the Reliance Lodge hFs (
 that borough. Friday night they go |
 Putnam for q game with the Odd Fellow & there
 Mir and Mrs. Ray Harris of Mort le Wfndham are to leave today (Wednes sd dayJ on q business trip through the mic q dle western states.
 l- Edwin F Cross is i'll at his home wit
 "a severe cold.
 Mrs. Albert B. Cunningham Of Ne
 York is visiting relatives fn this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. James " Blackbur
 were recent visitors with relatives in No, s. wich.
 to Miss Minnie laceracken of theN Scfoi IL of Domestic Science, Boston, is spendin
 the spring vacation at the home of II and Mrs George E. McCracken,
 Mountain street.
 MI Trout fishermen report no hesv : heavy catches thus far this seasd Warmer weather is needed to make fisi
 ing better sport,
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