Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-03
WIIL.IMANTIC

attending the Providence College and Aggid football game there.
 This Friday will be known az Candl- dates, night by the democrats and plans are complete for an enthusiastic rally to De held at the Loomer Opera house under the auspices of the democratic town committee. Candidates who will be nresent will be repfesentattve for congress in this distriets& candidate for senator of the 29th district,, candidate for county sheriff. judge ot probate and local candidates for representatives!
 simon seyisnS died recently at the New Haven estate ' hospital from bron- cho- pneumonia. < Mr. Seyigny. who was a carpenter, had resided in, this city, for over 20 years and was an ardent member of St. Mary.s, church. He was born in St Berthelemie, Canada, Jan. 13. 1669, the sbn of George. and Cela- nie CPlche) Sevigny. He is survived by son, Raymond, of West Vancouver, Canada two brothers, Ddns Ssv1gny of | Boston, and Amateur Sevigny of Wor- | cester, Mass..gsfouf sisters. Mrs. Joseph Fancher oft ali River, Mass, Mrs! .Jo- seph Girarda.o of this city, Mrs. Eugene Lavot, of Bristol, E. l. and Mrs. Ernest BOullard of Norwich. j.
 ThS JuniSr Ca4hOlit Daughters of Ameffca were organized by Miss Ve- ronica McQuillan, grand regent of Court St Veronica, Senior Catholic Daughters of America. Thirty-five girls between ent. They elected the following off cers j, Junior regent, Marion Tubridy i; secretary, Marion Burgess; treasurer, Irene, Colgan.
 Mrs. Mary L.. Brooke of GrpYe place recently tendered Halloween party I III hbnor of Miss Marion Hanson's ap- preaching marriage to William c. 1 AIaaSs. The room was handsomely dec oratea in orange and black. A delicious ! lunclfeon was served and Miss Hanson receiEed many gifts, Those present weres Misses Maria Vegiard, Gretchen Vegi4rd, Ruth Bedding, Alice Chase, Ada SHowlett, Virginia, Haggerty, Alice Brooke, Lena Hanson, Marion Hanson Mrs. " Rose Caisse, Mrs, Margaret No ram, Mrs. Florence WoodWerth, Mrs. l MarE Mathieu, Mrs. Minnie Smith, Mrs 1 Doral Sypher, Mrs. Elizabeth Hewlett and Mrs. Mary Brooke.
 MrS. R. F. Tanner, state chairman froms, Stamford was the speaker at an enthdsiastic meeting of the Negro Wo- men$ National Republican League at the Zion church recently. Mrs, Stokes president of the local club, was ir charge of the meeting.
 Today (Friday) Rev. Walter F. tsOr. chert and Emil Bernet will take eight
 of the older boys of St, Paul's Episco
 pal parish by automobile to a confer
 e1fce iin New Haven where they will bt addressed by Bishop Herbert Shipmar
 Sr, chaplain of the First Army, q. - |. The party will witness the Brown
 Yale game Saturday.
 ! Nr.au 4slk the streetS1 Thursday regarding a DIG
 ture of an Indian on horseback, attack
 ing buffalo with a bow and arrow
 which was made by John Bedripcek 9
 Chaplin who t1sed bugs, beetles and but
 teriies from South America in com
 posing the picture, It may be seen II
 the show window of local furniturt
 store on Union street,
 Raymond e. Cnmins is in charge n
 the distribution of seven carloads o1
 Green Mopptai1 potatoes which have arrived for the, American Thread A1n . letic Association and are. being sold t
 the members,s-. ,.. .. .a- ~-. Two boys. both less than fOErteeI years. of age,> were in police cour chambers Thursday morning, charged l with being guilty of stealing tools, etc ) from an automobile owned by Louis. Ho us. T hS1~' NGlS '5lN Ell O O41G1 IltdkEtA [ and the case was continued until Thurs l day of next week when they will b l brought before the juvenile court type of accident of which very lit = tie trouble has resulted in the past fey 7 years was. called to the attention Of tf 1 local police Thursday morning whel 3 two teams collided at the corner c 9 Meadow and North streets. Mrs. Jen r nie Nichols of Mansfield was run int s by a 'horsedrawn milk wagon whil t turning from North into Meadow stree
 wit hher team. The Nichols horse boI
 ed and after breaking his harness "a - away but was later caught on Prospe;
 street. The wagon, however, was br
 slightly damaged. The miIkman droI
 on after the affair."
 Valentine IL, Murphx of this city all
 member of the democratic state .centr;