Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-07
JEWETT CITY

his summer home at Tadpole pond, and has left for Miami, Florida, where he will spend the winter.
 One of the largest greenhouses in that state is in Miami, making a speciality of rare orchids and southern flowers un- known in these attitudes. It is in these greenhouses that Captain McClennan will be employed. Captain McClennan, finds no especial novelty in his yearly trips to the south. For IS years he served before the mast in the British Navy. and on two occasions circun1navigated the globe. His title of captain, was given to him by the late Morton F. Plant, the story runs in this way. A party of young people were caught one day, in stiff blow off Eastern Point, in a small overloaded slxiff. At that time Archie
 was employed in the Plant greenhouse. | Nobody seemed inclined to try to rescue | the dangerously situated boating party.
 Mir. Plant, rushed down to the shore and
 shouted. Let Captain McClennan do | it" And he did.
 As a result of the unreasonable heat fer ! the last week, flowers that were supposed
 to have retired for their long winters nap are blossoming again. | Mrs. Earl s. Hixcox picked a small | bouquet of blue violets on Mrs. Dona Ballou's lawn Friday. Mrs. Thomas A.
 Rioux has a La France rose in bloom
 in her flower garden on Soule street, and two other buds are showing Apple blos- soms are quite common
 Mrs. G. A Haskell. was in Gales Fer " Thursday, at the home of Miss Susan Mathewson, to be present at the birth day party in, honor of Mrs. Nelson B. Robinson, given by the Mayhower club. | The following daughters of Anne Brew
 ster Tanning Chapter, D. A. R.. were il Manchester, Thursday, to be present al the state convention. The regent Mrs B. c. Bliss. Mrs. W. R. Burdick. Mrs Il James Crary, Mrs c. H. Jennings, Miss Ida l. Foster, Mrs Harry p. Olson, Mrs E. A Faust, Mrs J. H. Tracy, Mrs. Ida
 5. Ladd-
 Dr. George Burfingame of Los Angeles
 Cal, addressed the pupils of the River.
 side grammer school Thursday. His
 topic touched the important factors oi life summed up in obedience to law anc
 upholding the constitution. The pupils lrecited the creed, sang patriotic selec
 tions, and signed the American creeC cards.
 Church Notices II At St. Marys church the regular , masses and services of the week will b, carried out There will be sermon Sun day in Polish, English and French. Roy : John J. McCabe, pastor, Rev. Joseph H f lSeiperman, assistant.
 I Rev. Elmer E. Scates will occupy hi
 pulpit at the Baptist church. Morning i topic, Heart Eyesight." Evenmg-"Go' r Our Keeper
 Rev. John P. Richardson. win preacl
 at the First Congregational church il
 Pachaug Other services as usual. . Rev. Howard & Stephenson, pastor . will occupy his pulpit at the Second Con
 gregationaI church. Miss Ethel Thomp son will be the leader of the I. P. S
 c. E. meeting. .
 = Rev. William J. Reynolds win preac, I at Newent, occupying his pulpit at tn Congregational church.
 = The Unjust Judge is the topfc fo
 Sunday morning at the Methodist church l. Evening subject: '"The Way to God" Ral Q 1y day will be celebrated in the Sunda II school.
 The Red Cross arc to ship the pajamA " which this chapter has been making earl
 next week. All those in homes abou . the town should be brought to the char = ter rooms Monday evening. il Mrs. c. Fl. .Hiscox and Miss Ida d Foster leave this morning for Washing .- ton, D. C., where they will attend th Ia National Red Cross meetings Mrs Hi: .a cox is the delegate from the local char
 ter.
 e Friday forenoon Chief of Police Joh d McDormott, received telegram from th 10 New York police department stating ths ,r John Burdick, giving his address as Jew 'sl cit City, was in trouble at Bellevue ho' II pital in that city.
 if Friday afternoon Miss Catherine Bal
 nett, secretary of the home service d, e partmet of the Red Cross chapter. T, Ia ceived a telegram from the Welfare d. v partment of the City of New York, asl |. ing if this Red Cross chapter would gual Y. antee expenses in connection with yorn 's Burdick.
 The facts are that John Burdiclz is ,,, native of Jewett City. and has recent y received his discharge from the U. s3' army on account of sickness. Fran ,,u Burdick, Johns father has been notiie v Advfces have been taken from Dr. ie Fl. Jennings, chairman of the local hon 'n Barnet was taking definite steps to a es service board, and Friday evening Mi -e certain the reason for the action of u -e New York police and hospital depar d ment.
 at Miss Maud Carpenter of Canterbul or was recent visitor with her cousin, Mi er Maude Barrett in Jewett City. T. Nap" Liberte, "Bud' .Iodo:n. Lou 10 Masse, Henry Popham. Eudor Le Clair on Jacob Wechsler, Lionel E. Boucher, "Ha pr Chase, "Bub' Benjamin. Mir. Ra iu Thomas Barnett. and Joe Gilbert. will & in New York to see some one of | of series games.
 es Postmaster and Mrs. Daniel F. Fin
 Thomas McBroome and Adelor Heneal nd were visitors at the Broekton Fair. We 1T. tuesday.