Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17

inc Desrosiers of Springfield, Mass, Mrs Anna Grady and Misses Mary and Cecilia Day of Soslth Coventry. < a,
 Exalted Ruler James McGIone of Willi- mantle lodge of Elks was a visitor Thurs day night at the meeting of Norwich lodge, where past exalted rulers night was held. He told the Norwich E1ks to expect q del- egation of possibly a dozen couples from Willinantic to attend the Norwich Wash insten's birthday frolic and cabaret, as alresAy there are six or eight couples who nave plans made to get to Norwich next Tuesday night and it Is likely that others wil be added to the party The Norwich Elks are promising 3. stellar social event and the Willinlantic@ Tlks want to share in It. Brief Notes.
 St. Marys school five lost to the NatchaugeEs at basketball Wednesday at 1 the, to 5. Cross, Williams and Meiser led in the scoring for the Match aug live, A Coutu scoring the tallies for 1 St. Mary's.
 The Wood bewlersst took three straight | games Wednesday ndgh from Moosup, ! Jaeobs. getting high single with 154s Noel 1 taking higgh three with 3S4. Williman- i tics team total was 1920
 l Mrs G. Everett Harrinton has received word that her parents MT. and Mrs. 1 William P. Jordan, are now with MT. i and Mrs. John E. Brick and Mrs Lewis Church at Avon Park, FYa. Mir. Jordan's health is reported greatly improved. l Miss Mabel Hardnaan. Miss Edna Van 1 dernan, John Hargraves and Harold T. Rohinson attended the annual ~Shrfners ball in Hartford Wednesday evening Mrs. George M. Harrington has re- l turned home after visiting her mother, l Mrc R11Y-ttaa in IJar Mrs. H. G. Park has returned to Hart ford after visim41g her sister, Miss Ger 1 trude Turner. of North street
 At the meeting of San .Jose council No IA, K. of C.. scheduled for this F ri
 day) evening Rev: William T. O'Brien pastor Of St. Msrys church Baltic, is tc
 be one of the speakers
 The local committee on the Near East relief states that Windhana county has in subscribing tc the fund. It Is planned to hold another campaign, beginning
 Sunday. Feb 2e, when it is hoped that
 local people will aid. as the number oi people in the Near East depending or the commission is now greatly increased
 The work of repairing the HiMs block
 on North street. recently damaged by fire, was begun Thursday. The nppel story is to be taken down and the build
 ing made over into a modern house con
 taining five apartments. When the worl
 is completed all the floors will be O
 equal size.
 Ambrose Starr of East Hampton visit
 ed local friends for a short time Wednes
 day before leaving for Boston.
 Several of the faculty of the higl
 school are ill with grip Tho teaching
 staFs of the local schools are holding ou
 well, however, against the sickn ess: whicI
 is causing trouble to many local business
 lines.
 Rev. and Mrs. A D. Carpenter, wht
 left town recently. are not expected homl
 until next week.
 Miss Margaret Smith returned hem
 Wednesday from New York; where sh has been the guest of her sister. Ms Pauline Smith.
 Mrs. A. N. Dicklow. and two sons o New London are, visiting Mir and Mrs Clinton T. Wood of Prospect street : The whist given at St, Joseph's hal Wednesday night by the Children o
 Mary was a success. Those in charg were Mrs William Costello, Mrs: Waite ; Costello, Mrs. John Mccarthy, Katherin Kennedy, Mary Norton and Tharsill
 Sullivan
 Seyenty-nine tables of whist were i : play at St. Mary's hall Wednesday nigh under the auspices of Ste Anne society c St. Mary's church.: First prizes wer , awarded Blanche Houie and Georg , Chabot Consolation awards went t : Mrs. onaer- Cote and Victor Chase.