Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-08

the First Congregational church will be |
held Sunday afternoon March 10. Jay NJ |
Shepard, chairman of the department of |
missions and Rev. Harry, S. NTcCready
speaking for the department of missions
announced the necessity of the members
Of the congregation raising the budget for
those purposes. The church budget for
the year is $500. The apportionGnent for
missions is 1865, almost dda5le. the
amount ever asked for. Letters to the
members Of the church will be mailed dur
ing the week and with explain the need of
contributions toward the expenses for the
year.
At the meeting of the directors of the
7. NJ c. A. Monday Afternoon it was
! hroushts out clearly by the reports of
Physical Director A. R. Brown and
AHrericanization Director G. B. Gilman for
the boys de1par tnSert which were read and
| accepted that the z NJ C. A. was a reere<
ationai and social center during February J
| General Secretary Frank r. Gust ard In
| dustrial Secretary G. B. Gilman and
Physical Director A F. Brown are plan
ming during March for a social dance
business mems Supper, a minstrel show
| and an American Thread company night
The reports Of the Red Cross public
| health nursing service for February
shows: Number of cases first of the
month 80 rAltnber of new cases 20 num-
Der OF cases disnisser 2S number of cas-
es remaining at END of month 80; number
OF nursing visits 231; number of welfare
visits 1913; total number of visits 1854 at
tendance at the clinics 10 number of
visits for Metropolitan Life Insurance
company ga money due from Met Life
ms. Co, $2T.50; fees collected s73. Sarah
A. Keevers Alice A. Afford.
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were held Tuesday Afternoon at two
o'clock at her home 80 Lebanon avenue.
Rev. r. D. Hatch of Southport was the
officiating clergyman, assisted by, Rev.
Walter F. Borehert. Burial was In VIII
limantic cemetery The bearers were
Mayor Charles A. Gates Irwin NJ R. Ford,
Carl R. AFFORD, Owen Leach, Harold
James and John LOOMS
The funeral of John Murray was held
from his home 80 Spring street Tuesday
morning. Requiem high mass at St. Jo-
sepns cEisTch at o'clock was sung by
Rev Charles Kelley. Mrs. Edmund r.
Portelance was at the organ. AS the body
was borne inc the church, Mrs Henry
Mathieu sang Nearer My God to Thee
at the offertory, o Salutaris, and for a
waiting hymn, Face to Face The funeral
party left by automobile cortege for Fall
River Mass. where burial was in the
| family plot in st. Johns cemetery The
bearers were James AspinwalI. Daniel
Cremin, Daniel Killourey and Joseph Der
geron.
Capt. H. A. NIcIorrow. C. A. C. com
mandirrg First Sound Ranging) company
Long Island, stationed at Fort II. G
Wright, Fishers Island, arrived here Mon
day on recruiting TRIP. He left at 6.35
taking with him six candidates for ell
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not accompany Captain McMorrow fol-
! examinations at Fort Wright have signed
$ their names.
Thursday marks the closing Of the might
school and special program has been ar
, ranged. characterization Director G. B
Gilman win give an Illustrated lecture
games will be played and refreshment:
served by the committee of the ". c. 7
U. Bades will be awarded to all pupil!
J who have a perfect attendance record.
The Mansfield Center boys who are con
nected with the Tolland county Y. NJ. c
4, will engage the members of the loca
boys dep sftment in a meet at the Y NJ
C. A. Saturday Afternoon. The meet vii
consist of velley ball, steal-the-fag; pas
ball and ether group games
Thorussl his attorney, Samuel b Har
; vey; Chauncey f. McFarIane has brough
| suit against Raymond B. Jacobs of Yves
> | Hartford and the case Is retuTnable bef6r
Justice Of the Peace Curtis Dean at hi
office March IL. The plaintiff claims $40
damages.
n John Powers of PawtAcket, will come t.
WiRmantic Thursday in company with
! number of girl strikers in the Pawtucll
: valley district and viii address the meet
4 ing of the textile council which viii b
o held in the evening at Labor Union hal
$ The purpose is TO explain the prevaiIin
: | conditions Of the strikers in Rhode Is
h land and ask for contributions.
Noah D. Webster has resumed hi
: duties as treasurer of The Willimanti
: Savings bank Aiondey after a two week
absence on account of illness.
+ A large number of residents of SUIT
: rounding towns were in this city Tuesda
: attending the auction of North Dakot
+ horses at Henry Snyder's ,stbles on Lewis
: ton avenue The horses were ship1e
here by the farm bureau farmers of Well
. County, North Dakota.
: Mrs. Morgan r St John of The Rid
: es" is III at her home with grip.
Henderson S. Moutton, superintendent
: Of the water works is acting as acting a
e city clerk /durirg the illness of Albert {
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# Mrs A. F. Brown of Greenfield, Mass
!, is visiting her husband, who is physics
: director at the local Y Nj. c. A.
Mrs. A. v Segar who has been Ill g
2 her home on PROSPECT street is recoverin!