Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-06

mortal window Chester E.. Child memoir
.al organ; the rail given in memory OF
Mrs. George A. Hammond Charles H,
Bertha e. and Janet Hammond; the Ell
len Sharpe Shaw memorial choir stalls
the Mary Eden Tatem arc lights. The
committee that had Charge Of the redec-
Grafton and that has charge OF the, COM
ing exercises Is composed by Ray c. Bos-
worth, Mrs. Chester &. Child Mrs. Fred
erick J. Daniels, John G. johnson, C.
Dwight Sharpe Silas II. T7heeiock and
Ernest c. Morse.
The police Friday night raided tho
home OF Mrs. Mary L. De-llal-. OF Wood
stock avenue. and found q stiil and
quantity Of lloonstlirie. n the city court
SATURDAY morning Mrs. Dernar told the
judge that she had s:c.s Egs5and. Ac-
cording to. her story she has s9e.i- intel,
money and time IN trying IL erect n
cure and doctors failed to. pro'luce re-
suits. Mrs. DeTnar then thought that
rnoonshine might effect cure All Sc
started making It. AS q medicine. {, }
woman recommends the elixir OF rye. or
! wheat or corn or whatever sa.oonsnine
IS made OF, for. she said. It had greati5-
improved her husbands health. although
how much or how large doses are nec-
essary she did not state. Judge Geissies
found the defendant guilty Of keeping
With intent 20 sell and imposed q fine OF
| $780,
Mrs. Lorena Z. Evans. sister of W.
! Mason Babloitt OF East Putnam. who has
| been visiting here. leaves for New Tori;
! today tMonday) to join her husband, DR..
Evans. DR.. and Mrs. Evans will SAT-
| soon for Constantinopie. DR.. Evans
Who has been engaged. in government;
work for some years. is now engaged In
relief work in the. near east.
!. A whist for the benefit of the Putnam
! Country club was held at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Dean on Me-
cl,anie street, Friday evening. Twelve
| tables were used IN play. No prize.
were awarded. During, the evening fruit
pinch and cookies were served. This j!
the first OF a number of similar affairs
that will be held before the summer sea
/ son.
/ Telephone and electric light finemeI
are still engaged clearing up odds AM
ends Of damage done by the ice storm o
a month ago. Saturday morning one o
the linenlen said that people ought to re
alize that they could save much trouiol
IN the future by trimming off oTanche
: wires are strung. Many such branches
broken of by the storm, have been LEI
, hanging and as they rot and fail It wi
bring down the wires. Speaking Of tn
work done and being done this inenla
said that all repair trucks are equippe
with first aid kits and that they ilav
4 come IN handy many times. not only I
give first aid to employees but to other
/. who have been hs,rt. He cited an in
stance OF 4 man injured on Ponifre
!. street not long ago when his WACO
, and rendered unconscious. A repair gan
happened along and the first aid kit va
: brought into play. the man revived an
treated and sent to the hospital.
Mrs. W. +. Rafferty, is chairman of tn
!, valentine tea to be held in Odd Fellow.
I, hail. under the auspices OF the Woman
| Board OF. the Day Kiuball hospital. Tt
proceeds will be devoted TO flospits
work. Dancing is 10 be feature Of II
4 annual event this year. This viii
from 80 to 11,30 with a prize fox trS
at II. The Commonwealth Orchestra
Worcester has been engaged for the el
ening. Mrs. S. n. Wheelock Is II. chars
G ! Of the dancing arrangements. assiste
!; by Mrs. George S. Bradley. Mrs. L.
! Snow and Miss Marjorie Mann. ALE
: VIII act as floor directors Mrs. J. ]
I Kent and Miss Charlotte Manning vi
: have charge Of he ticket sale.
:. II the advance sale of seats Indicate
= anything. the Victory. theatre IS to lla,
| a full house when the wrestling game
! revived ii this city after 8. lapse OF se'
eral years.. The deas which have bee
, hurled back and forth between Al Lun'
4 stron1, the Nerth Grosvenordale boy vi
claims the title OF zn,ddleweigilt chan
pion of New England and John Kaie
cflitz Of Eastford. who gained q fro,
rank as wrestler both IN this count,
and abroad willie IN the A. E. r.. hal
aroused more than usual interest in TIL
4 the main bout OF the evening. This VI
also be the first appearance Of Jack A
pert. manager OF the Victory. as a .spo
promoter. Everything has been arrange
under the new law regarding boxing ar
wrestling and V. F. Livingston OF Har
ford, selected by the state co1lrn,ssit
and approved by the local conlnissio
will act as the third man n the rim
Livingston himself is an old hand az Il
mat game ard Is at present physical i
structor in the Hartford 7. n. C. A. tt
management feels that this iInporta
end Of the arrangements has been We
taken care Of. The opened will be a 2
minute bout Between Victor Bianchsi
i and Hector Raveneile. both OF Nor
4 fCsrosvenordale The semi-fins' will g
Dutch Kent and Bob Page. OF Hartfor
4 at work FOR the next thirty minutes. &c
lowing this event Al and Jack viii ST
# into the ring and for the main affai
4 Lundstrofl has had a remarkably 81
ceSsful career as wrestler. Form e.
a railroda. fireman. ne began wrestl;l
some years ago and met with such So
i cess that he gave up stocking locornotiv
to devote his whole time TO sport profe
sionaIly. Among those whom he Ii
thrown Is Pipxy Gardner OF Schenectad
y. r. at tl3e time holder OF the riiiddl
weight championship Of America. La
! summer Uundstrona travelled the cou
2 try over and with an outdoor carI.vi
meeting all corners. He Is in the pink
condition an6 has been training at Nor