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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
KONSULAT res v CLEyE.
LANDU, OHIO,

(803 West Superior Ave. hle-
da nasledujfcf osoby:
Dadarasz Andy, posledne (.
38O3 Burwell Ave., E. Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Vencel Samuel Martin, po-
sledne 3639 (3637?) w. As.
ST., Cleveland, o.
Kontra Jan, pos:edne Box
585, Byesville, 0.
Ebelender Vaclav, posledne
4464 Douse ave-, Cleveland, O.
Dittrich A. o., posledne v
Mansfield, O.
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Youngstown, O., r. F. D. 2,
Box 319.
Riczo Gyorgy, posledne v
Youngstown, o.
Kovarcik Kristina, posled-
ne v Detroit, Mich.
Krivanek Emilova, roz Ko-
varcik, posledne v Detroit,
Mich.
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posledne V Detroit, Mich.
Kohout Jaroslav, mar. 1890
v Planici,s pol. okr. Klatovy.
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1915 Croton ave-, Cleveland,
Ohio. .; ~
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sledne Youngstown, O..
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Conraich St. Toledo, 0.
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Clevelandu, O.
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rain, o.
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!7706 Cumberland, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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1885 Bortmant St.. YOUNGSTOWN
Ohio.
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bala Ontkor, Box 612, Youngs-
town, 0.
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Clevelandu, O.
Holdos Josef, posledne Ala
Steet, Youngstown, 0.
/ Sander Macy, posledne Box
"a, Firport Harbor, O.
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sledne Box "a. Fairport Har.
Dor, O.
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Ridge).
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" Hamilton, O.
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velandu, O.
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Palko, posledne 3216 w. Ais
st. Cleveland, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
z BkEzNICE:.

e zde We stare vlasti libi a
<azde chvilky pouziji k ma
steve sveho rodiste i k pro-
llednuti move vlasti, nasi rel
Bohuzel doba louce-
II nastava a ia byva dojem-
lejsi, nezli vitani samo. Tam
"a morem cekaji je S touhou
;lenove rodiny, jak z dopisd
ejich dobre vycititi mozno.-
Dotesili jste Sc, pratele drazi,
domovem i pribuznymi a ne
itujete te daleke cesty. Tuto
sou vase posledni vzdechy:
Wy mike chaloupky,
klesate do hloubky,
ma vaSi tvari
videt je start.
Ma krivo okenka -
dvere sc krizi,
prohnula sc strecha
pod snehu TIL.
Pfi vetru dechu !,
kolacky z mechu
Sc strechy lett
pro radost deti. =
Pod okny lavicka, ;.
zde seda babicka 1
je kost a kIze.
Ia drdbez ma dvore
bezi k nj, krakore, \
bezi vnoucatka
jak zluta housatka. -
ma tvarich rdze. .~s
III.
z dalekeho prisli mesta
nelekla jich dlouha costa.
Prisli zlibat babiciny vrasky,
priSli zlibat rodicIv svych
vlasky.
jez zbelely pro ne
ditky - z laSky.
], K.
Nase uprimne prani dopro-
vazi vas ma daleke pouti a S
touhou ocekavati budeme PRIV.
nj zpravu cd vas, ze opet jste
v objeti svych drahych. - Ma
kratko navstivil mas slovutnJ
cestovatel a spisovatel pan St
Vraz celou rodinou: choti
'dcerou synem. Mesto nast
jest rodiste otce pani vi. Vra
zove p. Aug. Geringra, mali
tele a vydavatele "Svornosti"
"Amerikana" a pecliv6 sesta.
veneho kalendare "Amerika.
ma. Til pani Geringrove zde
pred 1910 lety ucitelovali
proto tax mile mesto jest i po.
tomkam. V pozdejsi dobe bu.
de miti zde pan Vraz predna.
sku, ma kterou Sc z pima srdce
teSime. - Ma sokolskem cvi.
cisti nasem panuje ely rucf
cd casneho Ultra do noci. Pre-
kasne upravuji 81 bodri Soko
love nejen stanek svuj, ale CT
le okoli jeho. Bude zajistf
kazdy mile prekvapen, jel
pocasi kez nam preje! = '
Koupi dustojne "a prehojne Il
casti obecenstva odhalen v ne
deli 30. cervence pomnik de
vatenacti padlym hrdinum na
81 obce. Srdce bolem Sc sevr,
a slza vytryskne, cte-li hned *
zacatku jmena peti padlycl
bratru, synu safafe p. Thorov
skeho z Koupi, jenz 7 synu dc
valky postal. Dobre, re matt
cka ijejich o rok je predesla.
Ion KO,1t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
Kapitola 3.

ku. Jasna obloha poseta hve-
zdami. Zvuky hubby misi sc
v sum vody. Kvetiny ma vsech
stranach.
Libovonne kvety sypaly Sc
hustle 2 balkonu, kde vesele o.
dene postavy v, svitu mesicnim
Sc mihaly; pestre kvety pada-
ly mostu, pod nimiz Sc pro-.
namely gondolly jako obrovske
cerne labute, nesouci svGj lesk-
" a skvely naklad.
Byla to doba Karnevalu a
cely vyjev byl vyjev svetla a
zivota krasy.
Pestrobarevne svitilny roz-
vesene ma obloucich, zarily ja-
ko drahokamy a obrazely Sc
ma hladine vodni.
Byla to noe pro zabavu, ro-
mantiku, sneni a lasku.
V odlehle casti laguny plu-
la gondola skoro uplne We sti-
nu.
Pod hedvabnou jeji sire
chou opirala Sc zena = spani-
la pri slabem svitu hvezd ma
nj spadajicim.
Muz sedel ma rudych polsta-
rich u jejich nohou - Kreol,
vysoky, tmavy, krasny, oci-
ma plnyma neklidneho, zhave-
no ohne.
''Miluji vas! pravil poposi-
nuv Sc blize k nj tiskna sve
rty k jeji ruce. "Vy vite, re
vas miluji! A nemilujete-li
mne, proc jste zde, = vzdale!
ma tech, kteri vas hledaji - a
proc jste zde samotna Sc mnou
- zde!'
"Ja vas miluji," odvetila ona
sklan6jic Sc k nemu az jejl ri.
zove rty skoro sc dotykaly je'
no vlastnich a jeji belostne pr
sty laskave Sc probiraly jehe
vlasem. "Nemilovala jsem nj
kdy nikoho jineho mimo vas
Karle miluji vas celym svyn
srdcem."
On il objal a zulibal jeji rty
vasnive, zanicene.
"Muj drahousku!" zaseptal
"a budete mne vzdy takto mi
lovati? Jakz mohu 81 vas u
chraniti vuci vsem tenn, jiz no
tovi jsou ia jediny 1smev va
sich rtu zivot svGj obetovati /
liz jsou neunavni We vychvalo
vani vasem, ma Fedoro?'
Ona sc mckee usmala.
"Cim vSak jest jejich mn
zboznovani S vasi laskou, mi
IL Karle? CT snad jest mez
mimi jediny, jenz by Sc van
vyrovnal?"
"Mdze vsak prijiti nekdo,-
:jenz bude miti vetsi silly, alb
vas mohl zlskati," namital, ia
jsa nahlym zachvatem zarlivc
sti. "A kdyby takova civil
nadesla, usmrtil bych vas j je
- ano, usmrtil bych radeji va
nez abych dopustil, by nekd
jiny ssal lasku z vasich oci. G
Fedora, pouhe pomysleni ma t
1nne nj silenym. Kdybyc
vedel, re nemdzete byti mo
ma vzdy, mohl bych vas usml
tit nyni, v tuto chviI."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04


pouze jako Fedoru."
Opetne nahla ia zarlivost
vzplanula v jeho ocich. Pfito-
oil k sobe skoro drsne jeji OBJ
licej, talk ably lepe videl JEFF
rysy.
"Chcete tim rici, re JIM jiz
mne predesli! Ze JIM vas vi
deli milovali jako vas ia mi
luji! JIM libovali 81 We vasich
usmevech, JIM zahrnovali
vase rty polibky -"
Ona bolestne vykrikla, jako
by il jeho slova byla zranila.
"Tise" zvolala. "Jak Sc
mdzete odvaziti povidati mne
takove veci? Nerekla jsem
vam, re jste mym prvnim mi
lencem? Kdoz jiny byl by BY
val opravnen vtisknouti poll
bek ma me rty? Takove polib-
ky byly by byvaly stejne vel
kou urazkou jako slova, jez
jste prave pronesl."
"Proc tedy jest vase jmeno
ma rtech kazdeho muze? Proc
kazdy blouzni o vasi krase, -
o vasem kouzelnictvi a proc u
zavlraji mezi sebou sazky O.
hledne toho, ktery vas zfska?'
''Pravite, ze tax cini?" ta-
zala Sc pohrdavym smlchem.
"Je-li tomu tax, jest to prave
to, k cemu jsem pracovala. -
Fedora ma pouze svou krasu,
kterouz mdze z muzd nadelati
svych otrokd."
"Otroka!" opakoval on zu.
rive.
Ona mu pohledla meme do
oci.
"Ano," pravila. "Otroku.'
"A co jsem JAZZ" zamrucel
dosud zarlivosti ovladan.
Fedora ovinula ruce okolc
jeho size a polozila svou hlavu
ma jeho prsa.
"Vy - Wy jste mdj drahou-
Sex, jejz v brzku budu nazy.
lvati svym manzelem."
| On We vasnivem zachvatu
|lasky il pevneji privinul k So
be. Zatim co ruce jeji spool
valy ma jeho siji a jeji rty M
|jeho, zatim co sladkost jejiht
hlasu prochvivala celou jehs
dust, nemohl vice pochybovat
o Fedore.
Tato spanila bytost, ktera;
odmitla nabizenou lasku il
nych S chladnostl a pohrda
MIN, zahrnovala jej veskerol
WASN'T sve povahy, = miloval;
Ijej veskerou WASN'T sve povah,
l. milovala jej tax, jalko neby
nikdy drive milovan.
'Nyni vam povim vse o so
be-" pravila. "Jste opravnel
zvedeti, jakou jest minulos
zeny, jiz chcete uciniti svo'
choti; zvedeti proc jako dit
zpivala ma Rialtu, a pozdeji 81
stala prvni taneonici a jmen'
'|jeji v celych Benatkach nej
!; slavnejsi."
"Jen pokracujte," pravil
oblicej jeho Ease Sc zachmufo
val, ''povezte mi historii Fedo
Try cd pocatku."
"Nuze, dovolte, abych van
nejprve povedela me jmeno :
divci-"
"Znam je j;z," vyrusll il, =
'ono jest pevne vryto me SRI
ce: Fedora
Ona sc nan usmala poku
, sila Sc o to, ably Sc vyprostila
jeho objeti.
MAN jine jmeno," odpove
della, "jmeno, ma nez bych me
la byti hrdou. Mil otec by
kazatel Denis Fame; ma ma
'tka, lady Margareta Vincentc
iva, provdala sc zan proti VII
rod;cd a pozbyla nasledker
:o,:o1
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:AK: K:osUDNA LASKA::N{>
PREKLAD z ANGLICKEHO.

v"VV"WVSEVy,STv
Ona Sc zachvela v jeho obe-
jmutl. Jeho horky dech ova-
Inul jeji lice, jeho polibky pa
lily ma jejich rtech; v jeho o.
cich videla zarlivou lasku, kite
raz Sc mohla stati divocejsi a
strasnejsi nez nenavist', kdyby
ona, Fedora, pripustila, ably
nekdy jiny muz Sc vsunul mezi
nj a Karla.
"Nebudu nikdy milovati nj
koho jineho!" odvetila, upira-
Vic nan nehyplny pohled. "Ni-
kdy drive jsem nemilovala a
vsechnu mou lasku venuji to-
liko vam."
Kdyz by byl mohl brati v
pochybnost ia sladka slova?
Pro Karla Rennarda byla to
chvile pima rozkose. Zdalo Sc
mu, ze Sc snahle octnul. v raji,
- on j ia zena, kteraz byla
jata mocnym kouzlem lasky.
Rty jejich znovu a znuvu sc
setkay. ="
"Ma, milko! Zivote mdj!"
sepQtal libaje il. "Vy jste mou,
pro vsechny casy!"
Stin jakysi rozhostil, Sc .po
krasnem, jejim oblicejf. 2
"A vy?" pravila povzde-
chem. "Budete Wy mne vzdy
milovati? Miluji vas, ia vsak
jsem jen - Federal
Fedora, kralovna krasy a
lasky!" pravil vroucne, "pro
mne jedinou zenou ma svete!"
"Ano, - ia jsem vsak pou-
re Federal" opakovala uni
nenosti, kteraz vzbuzovala do
jem skoro pochmurny; "pouze
tanecnice, jiz jste -videl ma je-
visit - zpevacka, jejiz hlas
byr slysan ma Rialtu."
Jako by jeji slova byla bo-
leila, povstal a usednuv podle
nj, pfivinul il k sobe az hlava
jeji spocivala ma jeho prsou.
"Jakz jinak bych vas by!
mohl nalezti?" pravil laskave,
"Slysel jsem jmeno Fedora a
videl jsem, jak muzi, - muzi
vsech narodnosti-blouznili c
vasi krase. Divil jsem sc tomu
tehdy - kdyz vsak jsem vas
spatril, rozumel jsem tomu.-
Byl jsem sileny uslyse vas zpev
a staval .isem Sc jeste silenej.
sim, kdyz jsem vas videl tan
citi. A hned tehdy vedel jsem
dobre, re muslin ziskati vas
lasky, neb zemriti.'
! Fedora pritulila sc tesneji X
nemu a vzhizejic k nemu, Sc
potala:
"Zatim co jsem tancila, vi
della jsem pouze vas oblicej -
tmavy, vasnivy oblicej, snivy
vase oci mne pritahovaly; va!
pohled pusobil mi zachvev. =
Jest mi jako bych jeste nyn
; videla vase oci, jak vyhlizel.
" tn noe, upirajico Sc ma mne
jako by pohled jejich ode mn'
nikdy odvratit Sc nemohl."
ia take dobfe Sc ma to pa
matuji," odvetil on, libaje j
ma rty. "Byl to osud, jenz mn'
tam zavedl - k vam."
"Byla to laska," sepotal;
ona. 80, Karle! Jak jsem ra
!. da tomu, re jste prisel, mu
: drahym, abyste Sc brzo, brz
stal mym - manzelem!"
: On sebou slabe, sotva pozo
: rovatelne trhnul oblicei je
| no nesklanel Sc vice k jejimu
= "Ano, ano," vypravil re Sc
be tlumene a zdrzelive, "bycl
Sc brzy stal vasin, manzelem
, Nemohl bych zadnou jinou ne
: vas pojmouti "a zenu. Pouz
/ Wy Sc stanete mou choti."
1 Potom vasniveji nezny ne
dosud byl, privinul il k srdc
: svemu a libal il ma rty, cello
vicka oci.
t lpoiednOu vSak Fedora S
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
HUMoR OF THE DAY

The motto of the modern peace con-
ference seems 10 be, Eventually why
not now life
When a woman tells her husband she
will be ready in minute she picks
out a minute about half an hour away
Boston Transcript.
The veterans of the soviet army prob
ably feel that they are entitled to
soldiers bonus.-Life.
Mr.. Barr: Huh, Another bucket
shop investigation
Mrs. Barr: What good will it do.
They'll never make this country dry
Judge.
Lieutenant Tale-They say Captain
links was very calm and collected After
| his accident this morning.
Colonel STin-Yes, yes. quite calm
he's stir being collected, however.-Sun
Dodger.
From a story-His eyes plunged into
I hers. See-diving,
| From another-Sho had wavy brown
hair and eyes. Oh. those wavy eyes!
English novel-She. let her eyes fall.
But in a moment the gallant lieutenant
caught them?-Boston Transcript
Father" said the small boy, what is
an epicure?' An epicure.- my son. is
man who orders soft-boiled eggs and
toast. while conversing eloquently about
the wonderful things people had TO eat in
days gone by."-Washington Star. 20.
Man" he exclaimed. SIS progress
sive being, other creatures are station
i ary Take, for example, the ass. Al
ways and everywhere it is the same erea-
ture You have never seen, and you
/ never will see, a more perfect ass than
you see at the present moment-"-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Hilda Vamp has just had her hair
bobbed
Professor Fiubdub- has moved into
another attic.
Uncle lobe Snarl was in town yes
terday with load OF poetry.-Louis-
ville-Courier Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
TAFTVILLE

William White was a business caller
p Piainheld Tuesday.
John Broderick has resigned his DO
ution with a garage in Norwich
Frederick Stone has completed his
work FOR the Price & Lee Co. and has
EFT for New Haven.
William Levine of Newark. y. J.. IS
spending his vacation at the Novick
lace.
The novena in honor of St. Anne came
IN = close az the Sacred Heart church
Wednesday morning with high mass
a. 7.5o a. m.
Mrs.. David O'Brien is enjoying a
short vacation at Pleasant View. r. /.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Charter Of
Moosup are visiting Mrs Joseph Fregeau
o Providence street
Mrs. Joseph Petelle and daughter Lii
ly are visiting relatives in Montreal,
canada.
AR. and Mrs. John Troeger Of At
Ieboro. Mass. are visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Nrs Clara Belval. who has been the
ruest ~ Mr. and Mrs. PRilip Belval of
Riverside. has returned to her home in
Montreal Canada.
Francois-Bi ssonette has accepted po-
r.tion with the Ponemah CO.
Philip Vergason of Norwich Town is
NJ guest m Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lin
iers7n n North r street.
Miss Agnes Graham has returned
rom short stay az Fishers Island.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27

The churches of Greeneville and
he Methodist Church of Norwich
Town held their annual picnic at
Ocean Beach Wednesday. The day
was ideal and between $50 and 400 fill
ed the four cars that left Sixth Street,
a. $50.
The members OF the Sunday Schools
were treated 10 ice-cdeam. The COM
mittee who planned the picnic carried
q out so successfully were: O. w. Car
penter; Will Andrews; George How
ard; Frederick Bushnell: John Eaton {;
DR.. Gray and Henry Sebastian.
Mrs. Marcus Hills Jr., and son Of
Hartford are visiting Miss Mary Nor
row Of Hickory St. Mr. Hills will joir
Mrs. Hills the last of the week.
Joseph Ravens of New York is
spending several days with his fam
lily on Tenth St
Mrs. John Hale of Russell Avenue
ras been entertaining her nephew
ames Hall Of New York, for the past
-onth.
Mrs. Budget Kelly and son John OF
leventh St. are spending several
uaeks at Fishers Island.
Miss Rachael Jenning of Spring
field. a former Greeneville schoo
teacher. is visiting friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Tilley and fam
ly Of Fourth St, are at their cottage
at Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
THE WEATHER.
Conditions.

disrurhapcs OF slight intensity was
over Ontario Wednesday night and mo =
M eastward. Pressure was high over
t- Middle Atlantic states and off the
t-tsutic coast.
feneran fair weather has prevailed
Eng The last - hours except for
iely scattered thunder showers. Thu
perature was below normal Wednes-
GAS in the Middle Atlantic and Northern
a ante states.
m New England the weather will he
i1i- and warmer Thursday and parti =
cloudy. probably becoming unsettled I'll
dar In View York and the Middle At
iantic states. the weather will be partly
~rs.dv ard warmer Thursday and unse- b.
tied. probably with local thunder show
FRIDAY.
winds
Worth NJ Sandy Hook Moderate south
sr ard weather fair THURSDAY
ANDY Hook 10 Florida Straits: Mol
a-re east over south portion and mod
rrate southesst and south over north por-
son and weather partly overcast Thlrs
DAY.
Forecast.
For southern New England Fair and
somewhat warmer Thursday; Friday
partly cloudy and warmer. probably be-
coming unsettled
Observations In Norwich.
The Bulletins observations show he
following changes in tempera ture aal
5arometric changes Wednesday;
Their. Ba~
a. r.. observation-disclosures % 49,
u N. &C.,. .............. n 2A.9O
81 m. Observation-Disclosures. SO 2S.a0
Highest a. lowest S.
Comparisons
Prediction Tor Wednesday: Fair
Wednesdays weather: Generally far
southwest wind.
crN .ranN An TIDrS
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
KALEIDOSCOPE

Slavery and polygamy were both ie-
Ultimate among the Aztecs.s
India possesses about 900 species q
timber trees the United States but I'D.
Chewing gum requires much energy
and Is OF benefit 10 these desiring 20 -
thin.
Al on. tine in England tn. ssdy q
suicide was denied Christian rites II
burial
The pr.sene. Of peacock feathers ia a
room is regarded as unlaeky By the
superstitious.
Scientists have shern that double the
number Of suicides are committed In
the daytime. So
Dinosaur footprints made millions o.
years ago. have been found in Massa-
chusetts, recently. ..-l
! Copra cake. the residue after the oil
is taken from dried eocoanut meat. IN
as nourishing as beeksteak.
The record time for remaining BE-
meath water by a swimmer is four izln-
utes twenty-nine seconds.
BY expelling the air within their
bodies, aquatic birds make themselves
heavier than water when diving.
Examination Of the fossil skull Of
the Rhodesian man shows that that pre-
J historic individual suffered from tooth
/ trouble and ear ache.
"Pasteur" a play by NJ Saeha Guitry,
which deals with the life OF the great
French bacteriologist, has already beer
produced in London.
The river Nile is lower than any prevs.
Gus record Of modern times cauaing .
curtailment in water for Irrigation Of
the Egyptian cotton crop.
Fluid to write on glass Is made ;,
mixing with -hydrohuoric acid enough
barium sulphate to give it Consistency
so that it win not spread. and will shou
well on the glass. Ammonium fuerid,
may also be added. After the Esritinr
has stood some time II Is washed u
busted of. and the etchinK appeara, Vs.
ElzsS IAN
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
HOLY WOMAN is REvERED


With men, women and children crowd
ing to the sanctuary railing to receive
holy communion from two priests whose
vestments of white and gold were signifi-
cant of the purity of the saint being Ven
Grated with the organ pealing in tri
umphant tribute to the revered spouse Of
Joachim, the feast day of Saint Anne
was observed in st. Patrick church
Wednesday morning. High mass was
sung by the rector, Rev. NJ. H. May, at
o'clock al the same time the assistant
pastor, Rev. Rocco J. Guerrero, was Of
fering the holy sacrifice at st. Josephs
altar
The choir gave Loesch's mass, Mrs
Frank l.. Farrell having the beautiful
solos and Mr.. Farrell playing at the of
fertory his own mastery Interpretation
of the matchless melody of the Bach
Gounod Ave Maria" Hundreds in the
congregation, after confession on the
peryious day, received the Eucharist
Tom Father May and Father GueICiero.
Following the mass, the iridium, or
three days devotion, in honor of Saint
Anne, was brought to a close, Father
! Guerrero reading the prayers and the
tribute to Saint Anne, as loved by God
the Father as mother of His cherished
daughter, by the Incarnate Word as the
parent of His well-beloved Mother, and
| by the Holy Ghost as the mother of His
perfect spouse Everything accentuated
the teaching of the Catholic church in
cucating chastity and high ideals Of
woman in the family and in the world,
and the great privilege of Saint Anne in
being the mother of the Blessed Virgin
! Mary, mother Of the Saviour. The tri-
dunn concluded with the recitation OF
the Litany of Saint Anne, Father Guerri-
ero leading.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27

The Hartford Girl Scouts camp a.
Day Wednesday, with a visit from Gov
ernor Everett ]. Lake, who arrived at
the canpp in time for dinner with the
girls. En- the course of his remarks dIr-
ing the programme later in the after
noon, Governor Lake told the Girl Scouts
that this was one of his best days Of
his year and he intended to visit the
camp every year on Governors Day. no
mater who sat in the gubernatorial char
at Hartford
The camping ground. tents and equiD-
ment were in appe-pie order for the IN
spection of visitors during the day aul
many made the tour Of the grounds Ind
looked into the neatly arranged tents,
the general camp house and the Gotta re
which make up the domici.es for the
Girl Scouts at camp.
At in the afternoon, the programme
arranged for the day opened on the
lawn in front of the central camp house.
One of the Girl Scouts wigwagged d
message Of welcome to Governor Lake
who was seated in a tent on the law l.
and the girls We're grouped opposite the
Governors tent where they sang a num-
Der Of their camp songs with fine spirit.
This was followed by pageant. The
Cloud With the Silver Lining, Wnlch
was given on the avn. The story of
the pageant follows:
Children are seen playing and dane
ing on the green. The Fairy-God- Motn-
er. who is also the God-mother of the
Nation appears TO them She calls n
the Nation, Liberty and Justice AL
are about to celebrate when the bad
FAIRIES come and lure the children of
the Nation away. The good fairies are
asked to bring them back. which the
do along with the bad FAIRIES. who have
been reformed and now show the Silver
/ Lining,
The following appeared in the cast;
! Fairy God-mother Gracia Woodwarl
/ Nation Katherine Newton
! Liberty Betty Crosby
! Justice Betty ksne
Dancing -grours, ohildren-E. Arnu-
/ RUS, d. Weaver, b, Johnson A, ArnIri-
: us A. Dreyer, L. Benham,
| lad faries-F. Stanley, r. Wilmot l.
! Coughln. p. Ryum.
] Good faries-Loyalty-C Dawson. H
! Jsrmen, N. Pomeroy. H Ford V. Mer
{ I1tt. A. Gibson. f. Kelly.
service-B. Pinney. NJ. Wilcox. f
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
NORWICH TOWN

Bv invitation n The Young Peoples
Christian Eudeavor Society m Frank
IN CONGREGATIONAL church. the C. r So
ietv II Norwich Town Congregational
hrrch. will attend the union meeting 70
- held sunday evening. August g. Her
ssrt z Hicks NJ Hartford field secre-
.s-y for Connecticut. will address the
- Christian Endeavor societies. which
sill be the guests Of the Franklin So
iety
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence GremIpy and
10 lsttsr'z mother Mrs. Harriet f.
7rsine-d n Mystic. Mrs. Brainerc's son.
-iarence Rrainerd and Miss Dorothy
Z cks NJ Montreal. Canada were callers
n Norwich Town Tuesday evening Mr..
7rainerd and Miss Hicks. who have been
.ussts for two weeks at the formers
iorle, win return to Canada. the latter
TART of this week
Miss Catherine Brown Of Oneco street
i7v as nor guest for several weeks, Miss
saiira Adams Of Taftville.
After = visit n week with relatives
Jewett City and Providence A1exan-
Ter Kiirov has returned to New FORK.
Philip Tilden Luther. Of Springfield
1hio. who has been the guest Of hi,
.unt Miss Helen VI. Lathrop of Wash
nrt0n street has been passing several
lave this week At the home of his broth
sr-in-lsv and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Austin Lsthrop Of Worcester
Vase. who also recently had as guests
Ne latter's cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Mau.
Ire Wsllen and little daughter, Lois. OF
Sanford.