Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-21

Windha m Grammar schools were held Monday night at Clifford Smith nall with a good attendance of relatives and friends of the graduates, and pupils. Principal Arthur Squires was in charge. The diplomas were presented by H. Gin ton Lathrop, a member of the school committee. At the close of the exercises Moves Manning, on behalf of the gradu- ates, presented Principal Squires with a handsome god. pocket knife
 The programme follows:
 Opening hymn, SicilIian Marines by pupils of upper grades; Group of Moth CT Goose Songs, by pupils of lower grades; dancing (a) See Saw tb} Sail or Co Froggies, lower grades: If (Kipiing) Moves Manning; dance, Lon don Bridge. First grade; songs. ta) Highland Laddie: Cb) Market Day. Gel Rose of Auandale, upper u grades; Work, tHenry Van Dykel Alice Heais'-; Neidlinger Songs loySer grades; The House With Nobody In It fJoyce Xiii mer) Minnie Lewis; songs (a) Heroes; (b) Playing Indian, of fz-uRpey grades; presentation of diplomas by H. c. Lathrop.
 Superior court was in session Tues day But soEle ease of tAes four cases assigned for TueSda1t essi6ns of the civil side of the Windham county su- perior court was heard by Judge c: L. Avery, that of Jake Berkowitz vs. Hy- man Seplowitz and it occupied the en- tire day. The case was over. exchange of loans, following the purchase of farm in which both the plaintiff and defendant were partners. Berkowitz al legged that he had loaned Seplowitz $500 which the latter denied. A number of witnesses on both sides. were heaa@ Berkowitz was represente by Attorneys William A. King and Frank H. Foss seplowitz was represented by Attorney P. J. Danahey o.
 The case of yCha riess ". ~GoseR fs. Mike Kruglinsky was transferred to the jury list. The case of John A. Brooks ys. Walter r Wood was continued and the cast 'of Otto Hattin sFs. Rev will fam Dunn both of Warrenville will be heard today (Wednesday).
 The local guarantors rof the Swartht more Chautauoua held a conference on Monday night at the Chamber of Con1- merce rooms with Miss France Maxwell advance agent sPlans- for the campaign were outlined. 0
 Engine Company No. 1 responded to a cad for chimney fire, in the store and dwelling on 2z54Azh street. Tuesday morning at 10.45socloek.2 The blaze was extinguished with the use of nine gal i Ions of chemicals. The tenement is occupied by the family, of Edward Dun l ham and the grocery store is conducted | by W. c. Messner..
 i The class day exercises of St. Joseph S parochiaI school were held Monday aft l ernoon- at St. Jesephs J1all---The- rro- 1 gramme was in charge of Sister iBerch- 1 man. teacher of the Eighth grade and l was as follows: Address of. welcome | Irene Colgan; Class History, Claire Madalen. Foley; Class Memories, Mar. celia Hurley Curran ;; Class Poem, Hel en Mary Hart; Class Prophecy, James Edward Kelley; Class, WEI Mary Am Gallus; Goodbye, Regina, Margaret Racicot Farewell. Mildred Eileen Da vis. Following the programme game. were played and refreshments were served.
 The division of Engine Company No 1, which Is on days this week unde1 lieutenant Harry Kelley. includes onls three nen as a result of the resignation of Albert. F. Young which took effec last Saturday Electrician, ouns hat been a member of the company fol about eight months and has made : very favorable record.
 Walter Moriarty of this 'efty1 recent ly accepted, the position of rlax .grounf l SNPSl FlSOA at INSGISdl1Otl h-- NIT. Mo riarty Is a student at the American Col lege of Physical Education in Chiea go H. He is also acting as swimming instructor at "The Island"
 Royal Frederickson was fined S7 ant costs amounting ito $1S15,- which iht paid, by Justice of the Peace Wifftan B. Hawkins of North Coventry. Tuesday morning on the charge of disturbing z meeting Frederickson- was caught aston, of a party of young men who wer, blowing the horns of automobiles wf1icl were parked near the tent of the Rad clfe Chautauqua on the Center Scfoo grunds Monday, nj ght: When caught gb, pr. William L. Higgins, one of the guar antors, he resisted until Constable 8El mer Cahoon arrived 3en. the scene eS
 Willinantie. Camp, M. " of A., vii hold their regular meeting this (Wednes day) evening when several candidate will be adeFted into the mysteries o Woodcraft. State and district officer will attend and instruct o the neWl, adopted members and assist in the cer emonies. This, camp has taken on rev life and has doubled it's nenb ership il the last six months. Great enthusiasm
 is being manifested by the member and before the year closes will rank wit one of the best camps in the state. At the commencement exercises nel
 recently at the University of Virginia l Edward J. Ottenh elmer of this city re