Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-16
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Charles Pufter. Burial was In the Sandy
Knoll cemetery Stafford Hollow. The
arrangements were in charge Of Funeral
Director Jay M. Shepard.
San Jose council, No. IA, knights Of
Columbus, held its meeting Tuesday
night in Opera House block. It was
announced that owing to the illness Of
Grard Knight Arthur u. Bengeron the
exenlr f1cation Of 'he Nvsi ard secoud
Gcg1oca on a large ciaNs Of candidates
set for this Thursday evening wsrld
be III: over to FRIDAY evening OF th's
week. Plans are being er1ada to ikke
care Of the Influx of out OF town knights
who will visit the local council Sunday
when the third degree will be conferred
a. the town hall. District Deputy T.
Frank Cunningham Is to have charge
Of the comforting Of the degree. The COM
mlttee in charge of the third degree
meeting consists of George Tin1rnfns,
Florimond Bergeron, Ernest Sells, Clar-
cnce Matthew, James J. Lee, and George
Murphy.
Farmers Night Is to be held at the
! Chamber of Commerce rooms on Main
street, Tuesday evening Of next week,
at which time people living in the city
and those living in the country surround
I ing will talk over problems both face
and come to understand one another
] better. Invitations have beent sent to
! sixteen oranges and farmers associa-
/ lions to attend the meeting and an open
: invitation to every farmer and his wife
! within ten miles of Willimantic has been
| issued The speaker Is to be Charles
! NJ Gardner, editor OF the Grange Month
! ly Magazine. who. will talk on New
England to the Front" Following the
! speaking an open forum is to be held,
The meeting is one held yearly by the
f! chamber to exchange ideas with peo-
! pie living around Willimantic who are
| engaged in agricultural pursuits.
Dr.. Lanra IL. Hills sold Wednesday,
the remaining portion Of the Broderici
property on North street to DR.. Ower
! O'Nenll. This portion adjoins the land
| sold recently to Willard L. Whittemore
! The property has q frontage of As fee
| and a depth Of from 80 to ZOE feet, in
cludiig a small white wooden house il
the rear Of the lot. DR.. O'Neill has no
planned any changes just yet.
number Of friends of John T. Ash
ton met at his store Tuesday night Il
hear an entertainment by wireless. TIL.
| entertainment received consisted Of al
address by Herbert G. Lyle. presiden
Of Pittsburgh Academy. This is TIL
first wireless telephone set installed il
the city.
The American Thread Company Ath
letic Association Is to hold its secon,
annual private entertainment and dane
this Thursday evening at the Stat
] Armory on Pleasant street. The hal
has been decorated and many of tn
officials Of the company are to come f.
I A. It'll
| five first class acts booked are tn
( Plymouth Male Quartet. Calkste Conani
musical humorist. Sinatra Ferrari, a
accordion artist Ginger Gordon a cab
aret artist and Scott and Bayard, tw
man minstrel The programme is SEIZED
uled 10 begin at us O'Clock with musi
by the White Eagle Polish America
band.
Brief Notes.
Snow fell fast during the nornin
hours Wednesday but later turned
hail coating sidewalks and streets wit
Slippery icing. The trolley line j
the city was in operation during II
/ day, the Connecticut Company rettir
its snowplow into action early. ca
on the Willlmatic-Norwich line were lat
during the day owing to slippery raj
and ICY wires.
Frank Tracy Of South Covenry was
local visitor Wednesday.
Assistant Superintendent Reuben
Ladd If Norwich has notified the Sout
Coventry people thar the one-man tro
| ley car would soon be put into co4on,i
sion on the Willimantic-s South Coventr
line.
Mrs. John L. Leonard is visiting
! Norwich with her son-in-law and dausl
/ ter Dir. ana Mrs. Robert c. johnson.
Mrs \. r. Bissonnette and Mr.
! Prosper Vegiard are IN Boston atten,
} ing the openings. Today tThursda7
they will attend the fashion show ar
baRuu =
F~neds Of Mrs. Charles Larrabee
Wihdham Center gave her an anniver
ary surprise Tuesday evening by arran
; ing card party in her honor. SIX t
bles Of whist, dupItcation and aucti,
We're made up.
Mrs. Frank Larrabee and Mrs. L.
IIarroun entertained for Lircoli
Washington Tea Tuesday afternoon
the home of Mrs Larrabee an ann,
patriotic meeting Of Anne Wood F5dark
chapter, D. A. P. Mrs. A. L. French a
Mrs. Charles F. Risedorf poured q,
i We're assisted by Mrs. T. Frank How
Mrs. George Moon and Mrs. Fam
P. W. Carey has been called 10 Re
ton by the illness OF his rnotlser,
Following the meeting Of Purfpt
Temple. No. 2. Pythian sisters, Friya
=, night the members are to enjoy a y,
entfne social.
Il Today Thursday is sewing dav
st, Joseph's hospital ard a number
local women are planning to give
their time in this worthy work.
The second in the series Of mar
games between the married and sins
Z men sestets Of San Jose council. No.
c x. Of c., scheduled for Wednesday nie
if, was postponed because of the Wo
bowling team which was scheduled
4 . contest at Moosup in league gan
4 G. p. Gilman, Americanizatfon Dir,
ig tor IS to continue holding citizenal
- classes at the Y. NJ. c. A. to aid Tx