Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-30

There WIS large gathering at the Y.
". c A. Sunday afternoon, at which
tine the picture OF ''Sfr Galahad," Civ
81 by Mr. anr Mrs John NJ eager. in
memory OF their son, Harold Anthony
GsgeT. was dedicated with impressive
,Esrvices by Rev. Harry S. McCready,
pastor OF the First Congregational
church OF which Harold eager was a
member. The picture will be hung in the
lobby OF the Y. NJ. C. A During the ser
vice OF the afternoon Rev. Mr.. McCready
gave an address on Sir Callahan, to whom
history has given characteristics in many
respects similar to those of Mr.. eager,
who was a friend to all who knew him,
and popular among his friends both in
the city and al college. Several fine Sc
iections were rendered by the Temple
Quartet. composed of Harry W. Stand
ssh. Arthur Clark. Harold c. Lincoln,
ana Charles II. Csswell. The meeting
rl1sed with singing and the showing Of
motion Pictures.
Loandcr z. Gardiner. who concluded
his services with the local office OF the
Eouthern New England Telephone Com
pauy Saturday. was asreeably surprised
when he entered the terminal room dur
inC the forenoon and found his asso-
c,ate workers assembled there. A. n.
Chenoweth. wire chief, on behalf of those
present spoke briefly Of the regard in
which Mr. Gardner was held by those
who had worked with him during his
years n this city. and then presented Mr..
Gardiner a handsome travelling bag and
g box Of cigars Mr. Gardiner in turn
thanked his friends for the kind remem-
hrance and said that although he was
leaving willfmsHtic he would always re-
member his friends here who had made
things 50 pleasant for him during his
service with the Telephone company Mr.
Gardiner IS 10 leave today (Monday) to
assume his duties as printer operator
wfththe American Telephone and Tele-
graph company at Hartford.
CIdef OF Police DANIEL EiIIonrey has
assigned officers beats for February as
folluvvs: Officer Grady. day duty; Of
hcer Bombria, center Main street; Of
ficer Mclean, upper Main street: Officer
1esly. Jackson street: Officer Paulhus
Sodons. Notice 10 this effect has beer
ncsted n the parOimen's room.
Edward NIeikie took first henors il
the target throw at the Y. II. c. A Sat
ur,l7y morning with H Rosen and I
w1-lte, second and third respectivelF
The teams ranked in honors as follows
Pfr1tes. Rods. Giants The team stand
Ing 10 date IS: Giants 1877, Reds 112
Firates los. YaniSs 70. With total o
S3s points scored. James Aftermath!
leads in individual scoring.
The case OF the wiIIimantic Lumber
and Coal ComDa.1 vs.. the Mil Quite
Stores Company, If Boston. scheduled Il
be heard Saturday afternoon by Justc
O. The Peace Curtis Dean. was continues
for three months. until April IS. The de
f@ncznfs failed to appear and as the de
fendant company IS e corporation exist
ing under the laws Of another state, Jus
tice Dean was compelled 70 adjourn tn
uourt for the Asngtt Of time stated
Clarence c. Palmer, of No. % Higl
erect. received a letter Of thanks Sat
rrrday morning from George S. GODDARD
state librarian at Hartford, for a COP
u the speech made by COngressma r
judge Dwight Loon7is Of New YORK,
native Of the town of Columbia. in con
s-ress. Tune 1e. 1850 The speech whic
was entitled ~ITne Presidents Protes
AgaiEt the Right Ct Investigation" wa
made in correction with the Impeachment
n President Lames Buchanan. t
The Friday IaeetinG of the W. q: 4
T. Was welfare Day with Mrs. Ora. N
clark. secretary OF the Welfare Bureau
in tho chair. Mrs Clark told of tn