Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07
WULMANTIC

of Brooklyn, W. Y., and Frank o. fioG man of Fite1hurg, Mass, and ons grcat grandson, Fred Race of BrcekEn, \
 Tie I.adieS' SOoisty eE the CSnsreSa- tionaI church held their sewing day Wednesday,. Sewing was begun at 10 o'clock aud contiuGcd until 12.So. !Af- ter a short recess for luncheon the work was resumed UTTt!l o'clock. Mrs. Ec- gene Hanna was hostess os tie day The sewing WAS done fer the Welfare Blu re&a. The speaker of the day was Mrs. Milton Hess, who has spent acna S!nac in India. She told Of some interesting experiences which she has there and also or the relief work going on in that country.
 The meeting of tkO WHanAAR;O CAaR- c!l of Telephone Employees Association or Connecticut, which waS Aed recent iy, n charge oG President CAaTias Smith was largely attended. The Ts ports Of Robert Burns and ". T. Certy Of the New London couZsciI, concerning the last district meeting were gigCn. \ ! social hcUr was enjoyed afSEr tce noet- | ;rx and & six-reei film entitled The | Making oc tho Telephonc, was shown. SenG this advertisement to The PIau:- Cadden Co., Norwich, Conn, with your
  [ old fashioned 2oHS3 free.-adv. The administrator et ike estate al 1 the late Sarah &. Russell having filed 1 his administration account Cos allow ance with the probate court Judge Ottc , R. Robinson, has set Friday, Dec. s as tho date for hearing.
 At . whist rArsy recently held under 1 the auspices O. the Conseil LHoriIno2C | L'Union Sr. Jean Baptist d'Aneriguc ] the 2riSes were awar6cj as :oAows woznen's first p-izo. Mrs. Lea Chenettc mems first, Charles Provost; conso;a- tion, Mrs. Paul Belange- and o. Che nette.
 Travellers along 1he state hi=kwAys 1 Wednesday reported that the roads were in a slippery condition and nuiG- be- Of cars were seen along side Of the 1 highways In crippled condition. A number. rr4forteA frozen radiators.
 As the meeting of Court Versnics held Wednesday evening in St. Jo seph's hall, tho election of officers took place.
 The we'll known street kettles of thC Salvation Army will again be placed or the streets of this city and it Is hoped by the local officers that a large sur will be collected. The money is for raG | purchase of articles for the needy oi the community.
 Mrs. Lewis assisted by Mrs. Hal;ns will meet the children of the M. F. church under 14 years of age in thJ par parlors from 4 to 5 o'clock thi: (Thursday) afternoon for instruction iT mission. Games will follow. At the last regular meeting of tA' | Woman's club Henry T. Burr, formGl principal of the Willinantic State Nor. mai school was the speaker. The auo. ject of his talk was Geology in Connec ticut.
 Charles F5tehborn, manager of the To l tended 8 managers meeting tn New Haven, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Samuel Yield has returned hosn' after spending q. few days with friend, in Sout41tridge, Mass.
 Miss Marguerite St. John of the American Thread Company and Miss Mildred McKenpa, who Is training a St. Joseph's hospital, became patient there Wednesday for appendicitis.
 Mir and Mrs. A. D. Boss left Wed nesday for few days in New Jerse] and on Saturday will sail from rhila delphia for Walton, Florida, for tn winter.
 Miss Estelle AIpaugh is staying w.tl her sister, Mrs. Prank Fowler for tn winter months.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Risedorf en , tertained Rev. Charles Dinsrndre 0 ] 1 New Haven, who was the speaker q : the chamber of commerce Tuesday eve ming.
 Mrs. II. c. Murray and her siste have returned from several days. sta, in Auburn, \. r.
 Miss Madelyn Shepard has returne
 to AbDot Academy, Andover, Mass, af ter shortl stay at her home in rAr city.
 Miss Cora Riley of Mansfield an
 New York has returned to New To.
 after an extended stay With friends :. town.
 Mss Myrtle Hawkins of Hartford ha been recent guest of her parents. Ml and Mrs. Clarence A. Hawkins of tn!
 city.