Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20

U. $. ". Y. The funeral was largely at tended and there were beautiful floral pieces.
 Tuesday evening about 5.S0 o'clock the year old daughter of Louis Haddad of 2S Valley Extension sustained wound on her forehead as the result of falling out of a baby carriage which was being pushed by her mother. The child had a. bottle in her hands an dwhen she fell the bottle broke. causing the gash- She was taken to the office of Dr. Charles F Girard for attention.
 Grand Knight Arthur P. Bergeron an nounced "wednesday the committee to have charge of the annual barbecue of San Jose Council, No. 14 Knights of Columbus, as follows: Jeremiah Murphy chairman 4. J. Martineau. William F. Lennon, Albert Piehe, William Grady, S. B. Bertora, Walter Johnson, E. R. Porte- lance, George Tinnlins. Albert J. Fourn fer, Joseph Cornell and Harry Sullivan. A meeting of the WiIllmantlc Nrefcan- IStile association, was held Wednesday night at the chamber of commerce rooms The meeting was opened at 8 o'clock by President j. B. Fullerton, Samuel Feld- man was elected secretary pro tern. The meeting discussed several subjects of ifl- terest among them being Clerks day at the Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs It was voted to hold the holiday Thursday, August 17th. A general com mittee, comprising five merchants and 1 five clerks, will select committee to ar range for the activities of the day. It ] is planned to have band, games of all sorts, and two good feeds. TrAns- portation is to be taken care of by the merchants It was also voted to invite the members of the college faculty and | their families to participate in the out | ing. It was decided to make 1t an out | ing, no dress affair. old clothes to be in. vogue. The meeting adjourned at s o'clock.
 Brief Mention Barbara Jornson. daughter of Mr and 1 Mrs. Godfrey Johnson, met with an ac- cident Monday afternoon falling from a 1 hammock and breaking a toe. Dr. Owen 1 O'Neil reduced the fracture. 1 Relatives an dfriends of Mrs Michael DAnAhey of Jackson street learn that she | is improving following a surgical opera l ton at St. Joseph's hospital this week.
 The condition of Thomas F, Shea who was knocked down and run yer by an au- tonobile Sunday night, continues to i'm prove, according to information from St. Josephs hospital.
 Mrs. Herbert T. Congdon has sold her house at 138 Spring street to Samuel B. Snow, who with his family has taken | possession.
 Mrs John F. Woods, who recently pur- chased the Campbell place in Windham Center. entertained sixteen friends at cards Wednesday afternoon. Four tables were palyed. Refreshments were served.
 Edmond Peloduin member of En- zine Company, No. l, is seriously i'll at his home. 90 Ives street
 Passenger train No 46, due in this city at 1t.55, was nearly an hour late upon arrival from New York Wednesday. The Fdelay was caused by engine trouble Contractor Fred H. Williams expects to have the work of painting the interior
 of police headquarters at the town building completed this week
 An order received by Postmaster John IO'Rourke from the post office department to the effect that arrang gemefts can be
 made to allow clerks in post offices ar
 occasional Saturday half holiday iron
 July 1 to September 1 ,, provided there i,
 no additional cost to the department Tfi, means that if any of the men are absen
 the work must be done by other employees It is being arranged that clerks at trt
 local office will have this time of durinl the period starting of this week.
 stcardshisalsorveriq2 tn &T- The Camp Fire Girls of East Hampton are spending the week at Willinanti
 Camp Ground
 Mir and Mrs AR Sharpe and chiidrsl
 are at Columbia Lake, guests of Mir an
 Mrs. William Burleson for q few days.
 Mr and Mrs. Frank Nj Smith are er
 tertaining Mrs. E. D. Pierce and daughte ! PhiIene of Hartford
 Peter fIardman and family with liar l old T. Robinson have just enjoyed a md tor trip to Cape Cod. stopping at Fai mouth, also visiting Martha's Vineyard
 and other places.
 Miss Fannie Bishop who Is with he sister. Mrs. A. c. Persons is visiting tn ] family of Arthur D. Chaffee of Higganui1 7 for a few days.
 Clarence c. Palmer, a local letter car ried has been spending a part of hi vacation at Pine Orchard. r Mrs Ida Pegrurn and Miss Mary LII , tie of Wihdham Center entertained t1air : teen of the members at the Card fomt j, at dinner Wednesday. They were take : to Windham in cars furnished by Janne !, P. Bath, J. B. Fullerton and A. L Bill
 Mary A. Driscoll, registered nurs
 and a member of the New Haven visitin
 Nurses Association, is spending
 months vacation at her home in this cit,
 Mrs. William A. Buck is in Brooklin
 visiting Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwar
 E1lsberg.