Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

at 8SN at St. Anne De Beaupres where they viii remain for ten days party of four ex-service men is en- eamped just over the Horseshoe for three or four days, The arrived from Norwich sunday night, They are to conduct nation wide campaign to arouse public sentiment in favor of the soldiers bonus To cover expenses they are selling lapel buttons for ten cents each with the in- scription, T am in Favor Of the Soldiers Bonus" The party travel in automobiles and have a tent equipment In which to camp As a rule they spend three or four days in each city which they visit. Ths 1ssth Infantry, connertIsut Na- tional Guard numbering 45O officers and enlisted men spent the first day of it's I fifteen days tn camp ae Mantle Sunday Tie guard comprises several units iHcfud- l ing Company G of which the first platoon | IS located in this city and the second in South Manchester. The local piatoeh made up of hfty-two men and two of l 1cers, Captain Joseph R. Morrison and l Hartford. New Britain and Torrington units of the regiment in Hartfefd
 The case of Frank Bo1da against Parisek Brothers, button manufacturers, of Gurlesviile, town of Mansfield was aeaFu Dy JuSLtEe or the sEeace Ge0r&e H. | Andrews at Mansfield, Saturday after noon Bouda claimed that he worked fer l Parisek Brothers but that wages Bs- tween May and 10, amounting to s24.s3 due him. was never paid The defend- ants said the wages had been paid. Jus tice Andrews gave decisiea in favor of Bouda for the full amount of wages, plus 1.-the costs in the case, $1s.3l. The appeal was taken to the Telland County superi- or court by the defendants attorney. Patrick J. Danahey. Attorney Samuel B. Harvey appeared for Bouda.
 Tie odsIi Gfiapnlan fife and Drum I Corps observed it's first anniversary by a trip to Tohkers. N. r, where the corps fto6k part in the New York state cham Ispionship drumming contests, held under l the auspices of the National Fife and I,Tum Corps. Some ferty-flve corps took #l part in the parade that preceded the tcontests. Tie Chapman Corps won see
 ond prize at ancient drumming First I prize for individual work went to mem bers Of the Chapman corps: Snare drum ming, Frank Fancher; fling, Henry Rob-
 erts. The ctaprnan corps has taken part . in ten contests since it's organization
 winning five frsts and three second
 prizes. The trip Saturday was the long
 est the corps has ever made.
 Brief Mention
 | The house at S9 Tempie sereet, used by
 the Hebrew society for l synagogue waF
 sold Monday morning to Max Simon
 The house will be renodeled tS make twt
 teAements, one of which will be occupied by Mir. simon
 + Daniel Cremin, Michael Sugrue and Jeremiah Donahue were visitors at Ocean Beach Sunday.
 ! Merton Andrews and family of Easi
 Hartford was visitor at the home ol
 Mr. Andrews parehts at .Ths Ridges
 Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs Harry cotter of Boetel were weekend visitors at the home of pr
 cottef's parents in this city.
 Mrs. Josephine Burton and daughter
 Mrs. A D.. William of East Hampter
 are guests at tie home of P. s. Hills d The Ridges for a few days. Andrew Ottenneimer of Worcester ents of this city.
 tl Mr. and Mrs. 4. A. Robinson returned , liSunday from few days stay in tfleil i. camp in the vicinity of Boston. Dr. H. W. Nungasser, East Hartford l formerly of this city sailed Saturday fo 5 a two months trip to Germany.
 Wiiiiinantie visitors at Crystal Lake 7 and the Gill Scouts camp Sunday Wer :. Mrs. D. e. Barrows, MT. and Mrs. Gee s. Eliiottzand Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E : Bass and sen Waldo, of this city, an {. l Professor and Mrs. C. A. Wheeler c Storrs.
 Mrs. Peter McIatosh and daughter l F1ereHee and Frances left Sunday for motor trip through Maine. New Hamp 3 shire and Vermont. They will be ava. about ten days.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Thomson of s' ! Peteesburg, Fla. vino have been visitin Friends in town, left for their home Mon t day. Mir. Thomson was for eight year n overseer of eardirlg in the plant of tn e Wiliimantic Linen company, now a pai ,. of the American Thread company. E MT. and Mrs, James L. Harroun of tlli !, city rettirHed Saturday after three week C trip to Buffalo and vicinity. They hay q with them Mr. Harroun's sister-in-lav : Mrs Charles Harrotn and son Keitl r Mr Harroun attended his class reunion. i, Three automobiles conveyed a part 5. consisting of Mir. and Nfrs. Charles { r Fainter, Mir and Mrs. Russell E. Char h pell. MT. and Mrs. Louis Dexter, Mrs. \ h I L. Burnham Mrs. Fred L. Avery, Mir f Cook and daughter Ruth and Oliver Char
 peil of Hartford to Crystal Lake, Easi ' ford, to visit the Pioneer Girl Scout t camp Sunday.
 el Mr and Mrs Harold L. Foote of thl d cby and MT. and Mrs Fred B. Eaton { k Mansfield visited several shore resort 5 Sunday or the way to New Haven. Z Mir and Mrs. c. c. Case have as tie $ gussf MT, Cases mother who has bee r visiting her Eon-in-laR and daughter, M d and Mrs. Albert Colgrove. of Waterbur hI Miss Emily Perry of Windharn foa n had as her guest for the week end hs n cousin Mrs. Augusta Chesbro, of Risir il City. Neb.
 .e Miss Mildred Harroun Is visiting Mi u Madeline Holmes of Columbia x John Anderson of Manchester was 2 local visitor Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Deander Gardiner of liar
 ford were in town Monday calling
 i5friends.
 Miss Marguerite Marx of Schenectad
 N. Y.. Is the guest of Miss Rose HeaIx.
 Richard A. Turner returned to Hartfo
 Monday after a weeks stay at the hon
 of Philip Park
 |. Judge Otto B. Robinson and son Geef
 spent the week end with MT. Robinsor
 family in Mantle,
 Pnilip-Dean of Glastonbury snent t
 week end at the home of Mrs T. Fra,
 HoHie in this city.
 Mir and Mrs. Nelson A. Daniels d
 son Lewis and MT. and Mrs. A.
 Weatherhead and children left Sunday
 notor for their cattase at Lake Winr
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