Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-21
Wu.LINANTIC

voters are to be asked to decide whether 1 t,,a town will vote to erect bridge over | Natcbaug river in place of the structure l known as the Horseshoe bridge and l make an appropriation therefor; also to 1 authorize the school committee to have plans made for eight additional school 1 rooms. together with necessary basement l facilities to be connected with the pres ert Natchaug school building and to make an appropriation not exceeding $Se, ,00u therefor
 The voters are also to be asked to in struct the selectmen to remove sign nost at the corner of Nam and Railroad streets to some other suitable location. It is expected that the meeting will be adjourned from Monday until Saturday, October to take action on the last nine clauses in the warning, as the election of officers will take up the entire day Monday. One thousand members of the Holy Name society received Holy Communion Sunday morning at the 6.S0 o'clock mass at St Mary's church. Twenty members were received into the society by Rev. l Horrnisdas Belec. The mems mission came to a close at the church Sunday ey- ening, with large attendance.
 i The woman's club held it's first meet I number in attendance. After the report 1 of the last meeting was read by the l secretary, Mrs. Buck Mrs. Elford, pres ident of the club, announced the name of ! a new member, Mrs. Moore, voted in | September IS. Mrs. Afford asked the 1 hearty cooperation of all members in raising the clubs share of the state en- | downment fund and the money pledged i for the National Federation Home in washington. sale of food and other articles is planned as a means of rais- l ing the amount required Mrs. George M Stoughton of Hartford, president of 1 the state federation, spoke eloquently on the development of women's clubs in this country. The meeting was in charge of the members of the board and a delicious luncheon was served. Two windham road boys, aged 1s and IA, were in the police court chambers Wednesday morning charged with theft. l The complainant in the case was Otto Schmidt, also of Windham road, who said that the boys had stolen a number of watermelons from his garden one day this week. The case was continued to Saturday, September S0 The boys were placed in charge of the probation offic- CT.
 Delegates were chosen by the repubIi- can electors of the several towns com prising the twenty ninth senatorial dis trict are to meet in convention at the town hall in this city Saturday. Septem- Der 30, at 12 o'clock for the purpose of selecting their candidate for senator and to elect a senatorial committee. Colonel F. c. Clark and his aides will make their official visit Friday, Septem- Der % to the local headquarters in Cen tral Labor Union hall, it was announced Wednesday, by the consul-commander ot Willimantic Camp No. S5, Woodmen oi the World. A committee will hold a public meeting in the evening at which Colonel Clark will be the speaker.
 Phoebe Kingsley, 4. died at her home in Lebanon, early Wednesday morning after long illness Mrs Kingsley was born in Lebanon February z, 184S. the daughter of John and Eunice Spice1 Kingsley. She is survived by her sister Miss Sarah Kingsley. with whom sht 1 lived.
 Samuel Israel Is suffering from , broken nose received during a scrifnmagt of the football squad at Recreation park
 He received the injury when he col
 lided with Louis Mandel another mem
 Der of the team. Mandel was hit ol
 the head, which. explains why he onl.
 received slight cut
 The cOffer dams in WiIlimantic rive near the wheelhouse of No 1 mill of tn Quidnick-W Windham company were re
 paired Wednesday The work of tun
 neIling the ledge under the wheelhouse 1 which was started three weeks ago wi
 be resumed. The work was stopped a
 that time when the high water washe
 the coffer dams away.
 Judge and Mrs. Dwight A. Lyman 0
 Columbia celebrated their fifty-seyent
 wedding anniversary recently. The
 spent the day quietly at home Bot
 are active and in good health.
 Two cases of diphtheria; one of scar
 let fever and one of measles were re ported from this city, according to tn
 weekly morbidity report of the stat
 board of health for the week endin - September IS.
 At the last meeting of Violet Rebeka
 Lodge, No 57, held in Odd Fellow
 hall recently, the Fist anniversary of tn
 Rebekah- degree was celebrated MT
 Ruth James and Mrs. Mabel Brooks ful
 nished piano music and there wel
 readings by Miss Hattie Hall
 The Past Noble Brands of the Ioc; , lodge will entertain Thames Noble Gran = association at an all day meeting toda
 (Thursday.)
 ! Owing to conhiction of dates b, ? tween odell M. Chapman Drum Corp
 field day and the last of the matine