Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-29
JEWETT CITY

The vital statistics for the town O. Griswold for March as fled with Tow Clerk Welsh show births, Genette Al thea Bryant, daughter of Edward ana Daffodil Mitchell Bryant; Annie Adelia Morgan daughter of Willis and Anni, Anderson Morgan; Helen Mitzrin daugh ter of John and Helen Utropia Mitzim Harry Joseph Wall Maureail, son of Wal ter and Melonia E. LaRoux Maureau Adelina Fernatof daughter of Antoni, and Grazietta Marienella Fernato; VII. liam Francis Jodoin, Jr, son of William mad Mary Werle Jodoin; Beatrice Cath erine Dumais daughter of Albert ano Josephine Osga DumaIs; Roger Den homme, son of Francis and Alice Kan. Denhomme; Helen Lillian Grupszcyriska daughter of Simon and Catherin Roczkos- zka Grupszeyriska.
 There was one marriage. Albert E Prunier and Margaret AcElIigott.
 Six deaths were recorded: Rose Casa want of influenza Hermon Schwarz ot cerebral hemorrhage; Samuel D Pierce o. acute indigestion; Henrietta M. Lafemen of pulmonary tuberculosis, Helen Bron citska, peritonitis Sarah Eccleston, ce rebral hemorr1age; Henry J. Gray 0 paralysis; Raymond Bernard of gastrC enteritis.
 The newt steam and trolley scheduI, going into effect Sunday Is as follows southbound steam trains, 10 a. m. ; Is p. m 7.21 p. m.; southbound trolley leave three minutes past the hour in stead of nine, 7.03, sos, 11.03 a. m- an 1.OS, 3.0S, 5.O3 and 703 and 9.O3 p. m. Sunday night the southbound steam trair leaves at 8.26 and Saturday and Sunday the last southbound trolley leaves at 10.li p. m. Northbnnd trains 5.12, sos a. m. In 4 bound trolleys, 6.19, S.19, 1019 a. m. 12.19, 2.19, 4.15, 6,19, S.19 p. m. and Sat urday and Sundays 1915 p. m.
 Peter Mitchell of Glasgo displayed z beautiful string of trout Friday. Ther, were eighteen, weighing ten and one-hal pounds.
 s. N. Johnson of Daytona, Fla, is h, gues of his cousin, Waler [ Johnson, il Pachaug.
 Full assorment seed potatoes, s1.90 tC $2.25. Edw. Blanchard.-adv
 The Community club meeting at Pa. chaug town hall was attended by two hundred Thursday night. F. H. Gilbert Mrs. John Perkins Mrs Arthur Parks Miss Edith lift and Miss Gray were the committee. On the programme were SC lectiones by the Pachaug orchestra Charles Perkins, violin; Enc Jajala, cor net Frank Morgan, drums and Mrs. E. Crary piano; piano solos by Mrs Harold Geer and Mrs. E. E. Gilbert; vo- cal solos by Mrs. George Briggs and Vii frel Marshall and humorous readings by Mrs. E. A. Faust and Mrs. E. H. Hiseox The Way Down East, old fashioned quartet arrived and hurried up the aisle all dressed up in their ancient attire, to the great amusement of the crowd. The, sang Cousin Jedediah with several loca hits and Loves Old Sweet Song, with obi gato for an encore. They wre, Misse Sadie and Bessie Thompson, H. E. Paul Jr. and Lewis Aldrich with Ethel Thom3- son, accompanist. Cake and coffee were served and games were played after the programme.
 An informal meeting of the Ioca holders of The Jewett City Trust Co. representing 124 shares of the 250 share. outstanding was held at the town hal Monday afternoon, the entire stock held locally was represented, and the stock holders were fully Informed of the fact. leading up to the resignations of the To- cal officers and directors last Friday. Tn, action of the officers and directors wa. unanimously approved.
 A committee of three was appointed by the local stockholders, consisting of L M. Carpenter, the former president, Dan iel F. Finn. a former vice president, ant James H. Shea, a former director witl power to take action necessary to pro