Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01

could not discover the cause of this pc culiar behavior on the dogs part. Arriving in this city they told their story but found little information until the experienced "Jacky' Nichols ven- ,tprel that the dog had misjudged his Howers and gotten a little too close to q buck deer with the inevitable result that he received a good sunnd kick. There are few in WtHlmantic who fully appreciate the wonderful work done by the old Board of Trade --and Busi- ness Mems Association, now the Chamber of Commerce, for this city during the I past thirty years, said a local man on ! Thursday: There is hardly san improve meHt or civic betterTnene~ which was done in the city but was originated or fostered by the Chamber of Commerce. he continued. The chamber plans for new and enlarged activities outside of
 it's splendid club features during the coming year.
 Good speakers and entertainers will 1 tse secured for the regular monthly sup pers. At the first supper which will be held Tuesday, December j, Rev c. A.
 Dmsmore of Yale former pastor of this city, will speak. pr. Dmsmore is twileiy known in the speaking field. His
 subject, The Continuity of Life, is of in terest to all.
 A brief but important business meet ing will precede the speaking. I An interesting programme will be car ried out by the entertainment commit ltee under the leadership of Chairman
 Harry W. Standish.
 l Dallas, Lore Sharpe. noted naturalist lad professor of English at. Boston uni vresity will be the speaker at the third Iof the series of community forum meet
 ings, which will be held in the town hall ERext Sunday evening His subject will
 be the Magical Chance.
 A musical programme will precede the
 talk. The Temple Quartet consisting ot ,fC. H. Caswell, Arthur Clark, Harry W
 Standish and Harold C. Lincoln vii render several selections and Joseph
 Gaudreau will also favor with solos. l Ralph Gibson spent the holiday wis,
 iting relatives in Boston. As dinner guests Mir and Mrs William
 L. Jenkins entertained Miss Mabel Jen. kins, of Duxbury. Mass; William Hughes, of Putnam Dr. and Mrs
 James McKenna and son, James, of Providence; DT. and Mrs Charles A Jenkins and family of this city Miss Elizabeth Flynn of Terryville,
 spent Thanksgiving with relatives in , this city.
 Miss Alice Hickey of Bethel spent tn, holiday with her parents, MT and Mrs Alonzo Hickey of this city. Jane A. Reed of the Rockville-wili , mantle company was A holiday guest o Eher parents in Norwich Miss Catherine Hoey of the State Nor l nal school spent the holiday with he . parents in Naugatuck.
 Other holiday guests in the city wer
 Miss Esther Clark of Bay Path Insti ! ute of Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. James Lathrop and
 Miss Emma Larrabee of Windham an, Mir. and Mrs. Warren T Bartlett o Hartford, are at the home of Mir an, Mrs. Frank Larrakee. , Ralph W. E. Carpenter. Jr and friend , Richard Hawkes. of Kennemunk. Me. i are at the home of his parents Mir an, , Mrs. R. W. E. Carpenter
 Miss Gertrude Girouard and friend l Miss Isabel MeisenzhaI of St. Eliza B beth college, Morristown. x. J.. are tn ) guests of pr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Gi ', rouard.
 At the home of NTr. and Mrs. Fred l
 Avery. Mrs. Martha BGrnEam, MT an Mrs. C. A. Fainter. Mrs Angeline Avery Mir and Mrs. Louis Dexter. the Misse
 tItuth and Lois Campbell, and Alle
 Avery. of Manchester. were Thanksgiv
 l ing guests.
 With Mrs. T. R, Parker and Mir. an
 Mrs. Raymond 4. Parker we're MT an . Mrs Arthur 1. Bill, Miss Beatrtce Bil