Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-10

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 Over sso people were served satuft day night at supper given at St. | ! Adary's hall, under the auspices of St ] Anne's society. The committee in charge comprised Mrs Frank Caisse, Mrs. AL phense Chagnon, and Mrs. o. Bachant 1 During the supper deiightful music was ' l furnished by the third division of St ]
 Mary's Boys choir. The supper was
 for the benefit of the new rectory of l
 St. Mary's parish. At the meeting of the Welfare Bu-
 reau the usual reports were read by ! the secretary, Mrs. Cora M. Clark, show l ing a balance on hand April l of $Io.7s
 received from memberships Si0D spe- l oial donations $48.T5, refund S12.72, to- ] tai s172.70 Expenses totalled SI7l.19. Of
 flee calls numbering 166 were made, : 1 l telephone calls sent ou, 6S outside calls 1 received, 3 letters written, and 10 peo- I pie given relief. The report showed that | a large donation of clothing had been made by the Baptist Christian Endeayor
 society and the W. c. T. U.
 l Mayor Charles A. Gates has issued a call for special city meeting at tthe ! town hall Monday next at which time the l city tax will be levied, $1,oe0 voted to l pay election expenses, and the sum of ! P1sGoG.2e NOlSQ tO p1y LOT udI INESlluS 1 and housing the recent ice crop. Both l the last amounts are in addition to the ! appropriation already made.
 At the meeting of the wseman,s AaxiI- l iary to St. Joseuh,s hospital, he'd Mon I day at the Nxrses' Home. reports showed receipts of s35S.5S from the charity dance I held recently by the organization. A | vote of thanks was extended all who in any way aided in making the affair the
 success it was The money received is to be used for hospital needs
 A session of the superior court for
 naturalization purposes was held in this city Tuesday. Judge Christopher L.
 Avery. presiding Allan F. Church of
 Boston, United States Naturalization Ex-
 anliner questioned the applicants. The
 list was called by the clerg of the court,
 Edgar NJ. Warner, who swore in success
 ful applicants. Miss Marjorie Bradford l of Putnam recorded the names. There
 were thirty-two cases, of which twenty
 were new ones. The Putnam cases were
 also heard
 Of the twelve continued cases six ap- l plicants failed to, respond when their l, names were called: Jerry Guimoni, De-
 nat Bernard and Alphonse Joseph let
 reauIt. subjects of Great Brita in: Her man LaEoy, subject Of Turkey and fIab1 ibe Saba, subject of Turkey and Hector Andrew Fournier, subject of Great Bri- . tain.
 Other cases were acted on as follows Jolsll faber subject of Austria, dism:ss- ej Emile Lussier. subject of Great Bri- tain, dismissed on draft purposes: Paul } Fregualt. subject Of Great Britain, for further study; William Carocari, subject } of Tt2l:5, fer further study; Ludser Lus- i sser. subject Of Great Britain, for con- tinued absence. dismissed. The case of } Oscar Dahilof. subject of Sweden was , dismissed until 1926.
 The following on the list of old eases , passed the required examination and 5 were accepted by the court: Subjects Of l Great Britain. Elzear Schnicl and Ovide Gaulin; Peter Damiani, subject of Italy The following passed examinations on : the list of new cases: Subjects of Pe- land and Russia, John Patrosbi Anthany Kuzdzal; subieet of Poland and &us:y;a { William HircEycia subject of Poland ] Joseph Fechberg: subjects of Italy, John : Birda Fair and George F'errifler: cuhject of Czecho-Sloyakia. Charles Meduna subject of Turkey, Nfcho,ss Corissf,- 5 subject of Greece. Peter Nicholas Ton 7 l class; subject of Sweden. Andrew John l son; subjects of Great Britain, Alfred Docithe Tetreault. William Sangster } ovila Garceau. Patrick Pigott, Joseph
 Edmond Sy3vestre, James Rour2le, Dan. } iet Sullivan and Etienne Allaire, sub 7 jset of Germany, Henry Betterman The following We're admitted on sol. dfeTs' petition, Joseph Krasen, subject of
 l Poland and Ernest David DuBreull. 3 Following the completion of the list
 Judge Avery addressed the newly admit . l ted electors explaining the duties of ar : American citizen and his required ale 1; gience to country, God and home. fol lowing which Clerk Warner administered : the oath of allegiance. Court then ad. journed until 10 o'clock this (Wednes.
 day) morning at Putnam when another
 listof naturalization cases will be heard si Brief Notes.
 . Out of town bowling fans vere In this city Tuesday night to take in the biz bowling match between Noel of this city and Mckenzie of Neosup, rated two of the best boRlers in Eastern Cennecti- cut.
 , The American Thread opens it's base ball season Sunday with Manchester, at ; Manchester. "Al" Kroog, who was with the Tigers on their southern trip will be 1 on the mound for the local team. The American Thread Company has
 given permission for the members of the
 baseball team to leave their work at the
 plant two afternoons each week at 415 ] o'clock, for baseball practice. A fine
 team as shaping up for Willimantics 1 entry in the Eastern Connecticut League John M Bransaeld of this city, state l treasurer of the Knights Of Columbus l gave his report Tuesday at the state , convention in session at Danbury. Howard R. Knight has returned to
 Yale after spending the week end with his parents in this city Mfr Knight . recently sustained a broken thumb while playing lacrosse.
 MT. and Mrs. James HiIlhouse of 1S5 i. Church street have announced the en- gagement of their daughter. Eliner Hill : house to Harold Ryder Crowell, of Los $ Angeles, Cal. Mir. Crowell is the sor of Mir and Mrs. We1mough CrowelI. & Mrs Robert c. White of Church street is visiting Mrs. William Hodges of Wa. terbury.
 Mayor Charles A. Gates was in New Haven Tuesday on business.
 A An automobile registry number, Conn \ l 90-922 found on 8 local street Is al 5 1 the police station.
 Chief of Police Kiflourey has receiv
 ed word from the motor vehicle depart
 ment of the suspension of the license ot q Fred Deming. of Spring street, effectivl
 Saturday, May 9th.
 The contract for construction of side
 walks in WIllimantic during 1922 ha; S been signed by city officials and Merrill # H. Jones.
 pr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich i < to hold chest clinic at the local Re- & Cross rooms on Main street this (Wed
 nesday) evening at 7.9o o'clock.
 The meeting of the Woman's Catholi I 4S---s