Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-23
WuLIMANTIC

, meeting. Mrs. Taylor was one of | party conducted by the University bureau | under the supervision of Dr. Powers and which travelled through Italy by au- l ton1obie.
 Seventy-six candidates have been ini- ! ttated into the Junior Catholic Daughters of America the work being in charge or Miss Veronica McQufllan, grand regent of Court Veronica Another large class ] is to be initiated in the near future. The Daughters are making plans for the Christmas charities. Rev. Charles NJ. Kelly has been elected as chaplain and the Misses Mildred Merchant and Thar silla Sullivan were appointed pianists.
 Mrs. Clarence Laramee was recently hotess for shower rendered Miss Blanche Sampson and Miss Celina Boisjolie in honor of their approaching marriage to Simon and Odilon Eertefeu- file. The house was Rrtisticaily deco rated for the occasion, in gold, white and pink.
 delicious luncheon was served to the twenty guests. 4 mock marriage with Mrs. Jeanette Laranee as bride and Mrs Evelyn Nertefeuille as groom was , feature of the evening. Mrs. Jeanne Norman acted as minister. Games, dancing and singing were also enjoyed. Miss Samson and Miss BoiSjciie received many hautiful gifts.
 Those present were the Misses Rose nd Germaine Vertgfeuiile, Blanche and Donalda Samson, Miss A. Caisse, Celina, Rose and Olevine Boisjolie. Beatrice Be- , rard, Misses Cora and Rhea Phaneuf, , Mrs. Boisjolie. Mrs. Martin, Mrs Ser hard, Mrs. Rita Bernier, Mrs. Daniel l Tertefeuille. Mrs. J. Gilmet. Mrs Noise I Vertefeuille. Mrs. Flora Vertefeuille. Mrs, , P. Duchesneau. Mrs. Valeda VeftefeUile
 Mrs: Laura Chabot. Mrs NJ. J. Norman I and Mrs. J. Laramee.
 Federal Prohibition Endorsement Of ficers and Stanton l. Briggs rounded UT , a fifty gallon still all complete, twenty | six quarts of white mule and fifty gallon : l barrels of mash in raid Wednesday
 afternoon at the farm of Joseph Bay - village of 'AtwOodville, town of Mansfield 8 Timothy E. Sullivan of this city ana - Morris Zitken of Columbia drove thei]
 cars into each other Wednesday noor . at the cross-over of Walnut and Vale! f street. ZitlIen was proceeding east or ., Valley street and Sullivan was goins ii north on Walnut. Zitken turned sharpl, A to the right to avoid the collision bu q failed, and the spokes on one of the iron @ wheels of both cars were broken ant the lenders bent. The matter was report ? cd to the police.
 I Another attachment to the amount o II SS,000 has been placed on the property o
 Adelard Mathieu, the proprietor of tn
 Wndham Cycle Shop. for William Il Mathieu of Columbia. The case is to b
 heard in the Windham county superio court the first Tuesday in December. II The Standard Oil company of NeT Il York city has brought suit against Ade II lard Mathieu, proprietor of the Windhau Cycle shop to recover damages of $1,70 70 and the case is to be heard before tn superior court.
 The Mems Social club held it's week.,
 whist at the home of Edwin Hawkin
 in South Coventry Wednesday evening
 Over fifty members were present
 The resignation of State Policeman
 Elmer NJ. oYung of Willimantic was ac
 cepted at meeting of the state pollc commission held in Hartford. The Loyal Order of Moose No. 144O
 held largely attended meeting Wednes
 day evening.
 It is expected that Mrs. John J
 Hopkins of the Ridges will be able t
 leav est. Josephs hospital in a fey
 prove.
 A meeting of the mothers of tn
 members of the beginners class was hel
 in the Congregational church house Wed
 nesdag afternoon.
 Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings has re
 turned from a weeks vacation spent i N Jaffrey, N. H.
 James J. Lee and Alvin Nelson wer in Hartford on business Wednesday. Mrs. Arthur Squires and her daughte
 spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Mrs. E. Frank Bugbee and Mrs. Georg