Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

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its with the Jewett CITY Trust Company
OF ninety-four and one-tenth per cent.
SINCE January !.
There was great. and perhaps war
ranted concern throughout the several
preehtctzs e'oe the borough IEles BY
morning when people read IN The Morn
ing Bulletin about the. recent sheath IN
vestigation BY q state nurse IN the sew
eral schools OF the town Of Grisvsold;
There. were 657 pupils examined. and
TO the great horror OF some OF the read
ers OF THAI number there were a8S az
fecIed with ped3culosts.
The vagueiy uncertain ones pictured
anything from fallen arches to .ngrow-
Ing toeaails; some said It was more
prevalent in the outlying schools be-
cause there the children went barefoot
! ed 50 much That It was next to ;mpos-
| sibie to get along without It. Dict.on
aries we're taken down. Surely It was
some disease Of the feet. everybody
knew that. 9or 'pedieie". Che nearest
word to IT, to be iocatedJ5 meant the
| footstalk o4tas flower. s.
/ Finally, as a last resort, tie medical
fraternity were bes!eged with calls for
| information. all breathed 8 sigh OF re
| lief anxious mothers toe'o new inase
of.iife, when It. Was Found that the pos
session OF one poor little iouseais all That
IS necessary TO be a :pediculosis patient.
AS. a result. Of; a .set-tosether meeting
held Monday evening the .JeEtsl reitee
committee comprises: :. Chairman, Jacob
| Wechsler; vice .chai-nae1 Rev J: J: Nc
Cabe, Judge Arthur NJ. Brown anc
Louis Masse, treasurer, 1. NJ. Carpen-
ter. agent OF the Ashland Cotton Co. A
canvass Will. be made Of the. tenn, and
It would BE. q great hell: II tie young
Women you'd so. to. Mr. Wechsler: and
oerl theft serYtcess in this worthy. cause,
appealirg 10 es.ezgope with q: heart.
| The Pachaus. {ToInfs1ur}it55..- CUB t!
inject Thursday evening this week. Al?
attractive programme IS promised BY
the committee, MI and Mrs. White IT
Bitgood. Nj. and Mrs; Victor Campbell
and Mrs. George. Briggs.
The members OF the Junior Red Gross
are planning to make facecioths, to be
sent to. hospitals for the use OF .e7;-ser-
Vice men. Miss May D-iscoil has
charge OF the work and would Ike &c
receive contributions OF material suit
able for this use. such as: old table
cloths cotton blankets, etc.
Jewett City suffered from an entirely
new epidemic Monday. With d slight
, relapse Tues2ssy n the shape % mel
from towns II Rhode Island seeking re
lief FOR the textile strikers n thai
i7Sdek. +4ASS EaILc l4Lcy welt,
, torobiles. They do not hesitate to ash
FOR funds OF anybody that was handy
It IS. not believed that: they collected :
Single >kopeel,. - They promised a Vis.
taticn OF d couple OF loads oe female
strikers later IN the week. All -ight:'
said one man. I'VE were here h-str' !,
) There was an. intereetlns celebrate,
II the Riverside Gsrarnr1ar-. school Tues
{ day afternoon in honor OF George wash
2 :ngton. IN the upper grades there wer'
: Two songs. Salute the Flag and Flat
= Of the Free, by the school. A .lectur
with stereo3ticoa on Washington b,
. Supp. Clement; Wash.ngton's. Rules o
Behavior were told by twelve sever1tl
= grade girls. and Wash!agtor's Maxim.
!, by the fifth, grades William Stebo.a
! told the story Of Washington: Mary So
: iepslsi recited IT'S Splendid to Live S
, Grandly. A specially attractive numbe
: was Plantation melodies, g, Roll Oui
:. Iieave Dat Cotton; b. Trailing BAG
: to; Georgia c. Kentucky Eabe. sung b
. 7 the eighth grade with lantern slides :.
Illustrating the songs on the screeF
: Leon Gaska reclted Crown Our Wash
. tngton. Arner!cs was, sung by; the as
? sernblage.
;. The lower grades enjoyed their cele
= brahoa at 1915 with two open.n
: songs. Salute the Flag and Star Spar
gled Banner sung with g will.
George Wzshtngton'S picture va
shown on the screen by the superinteno
ent and were OF much interest to til
little folks. Then came the followin
p Programme: For Washington, Edit
Mum, Rita Couture. Walter Pyzo, Star
= ley K!astava; George Washington. Phi:
IT, ip- Anthony; roenl. Adelaide Jaskiewitz
y Who Is It? Ruth Mum; recitation, 81
: Little Girls OF the second grade; Id,
OF George Washington. William Brew
: ster; Red. White and Blue. Ave chi
= dren Ills Splendid to Live So Grand
:. Isabelle Aeneauit /; Like Washineto,
:. Russell Carpenter: George WASHING
= ton. Sylvia Bryant; Why We Cam
Dorothy Flynn; recitation, David Wecl
= aler; America. sung by school
l. Holiday resulstiens In the 3boreul
"a are that the schools. banks library al
F, oostofdce will be closed The poEtofl
$50 p. n. Tho lobby will be 3open
10 the arrival Of mall trains. Stores q,
Is markets will remain open all day !,
10 Miss Idella Young OF the Gias;
IN school is III. Miss Frances Roode
substituting for; her. -, -, :
n Postmaster D. r. Tim tss not pta
o. Mig to- attend2the Connecticut Faoetn1a
se Iers conventton4 at BHdgeprts tod;
on account Of other. Business.
- The evening sehool held patriotic .
ercises in the Riverside Sranrfay sschc
to hall Tuesday evening In. homer
20 George Washington.
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