Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-17


 ever held by the school and every person who attended declared it one of the most enjoyable The committee in charge were Earle M Wood, chairman, Everett Pin gree Oscar Mathewson, Jr.. Allan Bogle, Miss Ida Nj, Lillibrtdge and Miss Mazda
 Bjurstrum. The cars left the beach at
 43o, arriving in Taftvine at 6.45. The German Shooting club celebrated
 it's 1S0th anniversary Saturday evening by
 keeping open house to all it's members
 and their wires at the clubhouse in Lis bon. The club, which was organized July IS. 1892, has prospeced and grown. and now has ar up-to-date clubhouse, with
 rife range, bowling alleys and other con- veniences for it's members. The first d. rectors and trustees of the club were Charles Schmidt Lawrence Krauss, 1 Christopher Krodel. Christian Bayreuther Adam Seide4, George Grooch. Bernard
 Krauss. John Krauss and Adolph Meyer. John Krauss has been trustees for 25 ! years. At. o'clock a supper was served
 in the open air in the grove. to which 260 ] sat down. The menu included cold meats, l pickles, tomatoes; lettuce, fruit, ice cream. l coffee and cigars. The waitresses were | the Misses Freida Meyer. Mary Krauss, Louise Krauss, Freida Schmidt. Louisa
 Schmidt. Lena Seidel, Margaret Seidel, l Anna Voikman. Lena Kaemff. Clara | Thoma Elizabeth Helm. Pauline Wander 1 lichy Lulu Hermann. Freida Hermann. Margaret Heibel and Mildred Kloss Dur l ing the supper popular selections were rendered by Heinrich's orchestra of eight l pieces under the direction of Adolph Hein-
 rich. The company then went indoors,
 where several members of the Maenner- chor club gave concert under the direc- tion of their leader. John Eckstein, of 1 Norwich. Fred Radtke gave an address,
 describing the organization of the club it's aims and growth. and outlined it's past history in detail Another speaker was Adeiard MoVin. vice president of the Plaut- Gladden. company of Norwich. wha told how he had lived in Taftviile for
 many years and spoke of his personal ac-
 quaintance with most of the members of
 the club. Following MT. Morin's address dancing was enjoyed until late hour
 The piano used was kindly loaned by the 1 PIaut-C -Cadden company. The committed 1 in charge of arrangements were Fred
 Radtke. chairman. John Krauss, Adam
 Schmidt, Charles Schmidt, August Ernst George Heibei, Richard Thoma. George
 Seidel. Andrew Wundergich, Adolph Hein rich. and they were assisted by the fol lowing members from the Ladies Riff, team which is connected with the cub Mrs John Frohmader, Mrs. Adolph Mey CT, Mrs John Haberle, Mrs. Oscar Kaemff Mrs. Richard Thoma. Mrs. John Weiland Mrs. John HeheK Mrs Charles volkma m Mrs. Henry Erfbeck The grounds werl
 strung with electric lights under direction of George Heibel. Jr.. and the interior o , the hall was handsomely decorated w.tl :; plants, flags and bunting The table
 were also decorated with garden flowers number of guests were present iron , Willimantic. Plainheld. Jewett City an, ,-I Norwich. and Fred Wagner of Wilkes si barre. Pa., and Leo Gregincicy of Hart ford were also present. The present of | 1 fcers of the club are: President. Georg ,,i SeideI; vice pres dent, John Frohmader s correspondine secretary, Richard Speilvo
 gel! financial secretary Adam Schmidt : treasurer, Richard Thoma trustees, Joh
 Krauss and Anton Wunderlich
 While chopping wood Friday night An : ton Wunderiich cut his hand with an axe $ 1 and two stitches were required to clos { the gash.
 ii Clayton Sharples of North Second ave f nue is spending some time at Grotoh Lon e Point.
 . Victor caron of New London spent tn q week kend with his mother, Mrs MathiId : caron. of North B street
 Mrs Ralph .Hayman of Norwich was . recent visitor at the home of her par s erts. MT. and Mrs. Robert Cardie. ( 6 South Second avenue.