Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-12
NORWICH BULLETIN
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 The weekly meeting of the Rotary club was held Tuesday noon, President valen- I tine L. Murphy in charge Guests at 1 the meeting included David Feldman of l Fall River, Mass, and Arch Lees of the 1 Rddgeheld Park N. j., Rotary club A l communication was read from Rev. HAr- ry s. McCready. a member of the club, 1 now on his vocation, wishing the or ganfzatfan the best of success. Seere- tary Charles ". HiI stated that he had received copy of the report of the na- tional Rotary club convention held at Los Angeles last month. Included among the actions taken at the convention was a ruling that in order for a member to be credited with attendance at meet ing it is necessary for. him to spend at l least sixty per cent ofNthe time devoted I to meeting there. The matter of send I ing delegate to the next national con yention at St. Louis in June. 1929, was discussed and it was voted to levy an assessment on each member te pay the expenses of a delegate some time prior i to the opening of the convention. ] Harry w Etandish, chairman of thea entertainment committee, outlined al lplan which will be carried out in the future. The months In which each mem ber's birthday occurs will be noted and l an entertainment given each month by these members who will be given suita- bie presents by the club Topics were also assigned to several members by Chairman Standisf and they will bel called upon to speak upon them at fu-l [ ture meetings The autobiography of the day, which was assigned to Gaptaini James B. Fullerton was postponed ew-| ing to the absence Of John Aiaern vino was slated to make the presentation speech. It was voted to donate the sum. Ae 5<<11e, 4t<,7r< the Junior ChautauduA which will be giveh to Mrs. Ora Manning Clark of the I welfare bureau, to distribute among needy children. Treasurer James B. Fuit lerton and President Frank H. Foss ef the local Chautalqua association spoke in regard to the Chautauqua and the need for purchasing tickets by Tuesday night at the latest, in order that the local guarantors receive credit. Secre- posed outing for members of the Rotary club and chamber of commerce and their wives and friends and said that Recreation Park would be avilable for this. This outing Is to take place on some Thursday. afternoon and a clam bake will be served. Harry w. Standish stated that the scout camp at Eastford ! could also be used for an outing after Septembfr 1st and mentioned the vafi- 0SS A0StAAtACSa AO4s eAlAAAoCAAiSfAt eA1 1O- cation.
 James B. Fullevton of the Business Mems Association stated that plans were in the works for an al-day trip to the
 Connecticut Agricultural College at
 Sterrs on Clerks Day, next month. This ; affair will.be under the auspices of the Clerks Association. It is. planned tc } hold either a cfanbake or barbecue with 8 baseball game and athletic sports, al 5aTciTa iI, s;rao1-1r tlaa avs l ning.
 i James P Mustard reported that he
 had received communication from
 Frederic N. Whithey, president and pub He speaker for the National Surety com pany. who would be available to speak , under the auspices of the local club Tuesday, August 29th, if desired. It was
 decided to try to secure MT. Withev who is 8 speaker of national repute, t5 come here later in the fail rather thar } on the date mentioned, as a number oi | the members expect to be away on vaea,
 tions during August. This meeting when held will be in the evening ane guests will be invited R. w. Downer s business manager of The Chronicle was
 called upon and spoke in regard to i'm, i provements planned for The Chronicle
 including the purchase of a rotary press
 and stereotyping outfit.
 The meeting closed as usual with tho ] sniging Of one stanza of The Star Span gled Banner the singing jed by Raymond ! A. Parker.
 . Autonohs1e thieves were busy late
 Monday night, or early Tuesday, il : North Windham. Two cars were stele4
 but one was recovered. The thefts were reported to the local police Tuesda. N morning. The places vistttd were thu 1 yards of Duty J. sAippes and Jacol thA1 1+A a h fu3,~r T,14 45a .s-,
 pee yard was 2 thres-quarter ton Repub
 lic truck which was found standing 1t
 the middle of the road at the bottom O
 the grade. Examination of the trucl
 tended to show that the thieves were no
 familiar with the operation of thai
 make of cor for after pushing !t out O
 the yard Land down the hill they couli
 not start 1t.
 Rev. Fsanklyn Frye the new suppl,
 pastor of the South Coventry Methods
 church was rendered welcome recep
 ton at the church Monday night whicl
 was attended by about one. hundred. {
 committee of church members was il
 charge of the program. The followinl
 program was carried out: Piano solo
 Miss Anna Tillingilast baritone solo,
 Dream Of Paradise, Charles Mass
 reading, Miss Edna Newell vocal duet
 Garry Me Back to Ole Nirginny, Rutl
 Nye aud Ella Perkins vocal solo, Ma
 bel Tillinghast; demonstration by fou
 children, How Betsy Ross Made tn
 Flag singing by tae assezniy, Keep ta
 Home Fires Burning; A poem writtei
 by a member of the church was read an.
 was presented to MT. Frye Mr Fry
 expressed has appreciation of the recsp ton given hiTs.
 George Mlkalshv bf Mansfield Cit
 has brought e civil suit for damages Q
 sfee against Stephen Nascini also z 7 Mansfield City, let the loss of a hers "a shot by NaAcAH early In the morning .
 July l. Deputy EKeri@ A D. E4arno of South Coventry has attached propeft
 owned by NaSein and the ease is return
 able before the Holland county superie
 court the first Tuesday in gextenlbsl
 Saturday sf last week Nascin was trie in the Mansfield tHWH court by Jtstie A of the Peace aesrge Fl. Andrews hn q found guilty of cruelty ts aH animal. H [ was fined ss5 and eesss and appealed t \ tas superior Resart Nssein testified khs \ he believed somesHs was AttersBti1,sr | ll enter hts home and he as4ne to the doc
 and discharged g shetguna the ehare
 hitting MiasHislzyAs herae, which was i F NaseiniE yard At ths time, in the h;
 and the animal died during the day. \ EAsH sea0b StaEF stasAea te naa4sa q trip to Wfil4mantie Elasaav merains 2 4 s'elRGls he found that his FerA teririTa Hear was missing frem the Earaze eles | te the road. Mir, StRrf,s ear bore II E cenneetaeNt registry hHnher Ss-b5s. City Sheriff Thomas J. Killourey Rus \ tioned eff 1e Arthur MeQuillan Monda afternoon for s165 five Eilpw cases au one counter formerly beiong!ng to Etai ley Eiesla but setzed by n writ of q H I tarh11ae ert brcifnfat l1v Stanley EaI,oY.o7