Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
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the ,nsistant denands from the audience returned ard in closing beautfully inter- prefed Field of BaIlylair 6Ddaley)-
 With Miss De Kyzer as accompanist was Frederick Short of New York whose pisying vas admirable.
 In two reading numbers Maude SehAarer deaighted her audience with two one-act comedies. Miss Scheerer is not new to the people of this city having long since won her way into their hearts in previous appearances. The first reading took the audience to a florist Ashop in a small village where girl employed in the office in the way of the shop girl of today guided the destiflies of those who traded at the store. The second act en- titled Suppressed Desires, was by far tfae most humorous, the audience enjoying g half hosr of laIlgnter while Miss scheer- CT acted out the play. in which a woman fad6ist was cured Of defving into every thing that came along when one of her pet fads ended in a way not to her liking, but evidently to the liking of another wo-
 man, whom she had. converted sto her be- lief nearly at the cost of losing her, hus-' band
 The ersertainrnerrt vas one of the best held in the city in recant. years and both entertainers will be welcomed on their return. The eftertain11ae eftrN-as followed by dance. The program follows;
 fleming, Del. Riego; Bonnie Sweet Bes- sic, Gslhert endeTneeFs Stream, Alfred Scott Gatty; A Birthday Huntington Woedfnan; Philosophy, encore. Marie De Kyzer Reading. The Florist Shop, one act comedy. Maud ScheeGer. In Bel spi (Mne. Butteaf1y) Puccini On Winds of Song. Menaelssohn AIlelHja, Mozart Carry Me Back to Old Virginny. encore. Marie De Kyzsr. Reading, Suppressed Desires. one act. comedy. Maud Scheerer. Hayhelds and Butterflies, Der Riego: Pale Moon (Indian love song) F. Knight Logan; The House That Jack Built, Syd- ney Homer; The Winds in the South, John Prindle Scott; Waters of Minne- tonks,, Lieurance Fields of Ballylair, Maley Marie De Kyzer a
 Judge and Mrs. Frank H. Foss enter tained Monday noon at the Mary Ann In honor of Miss Marie De Kyzer The pri- vate room was prettily decorated and a
 delightful menu was enjoyed by those
 present., The guests were: Miss Marie
 De Kyzer, sMr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor
 Mrs. George Hickey. Edgar F. Short and
 Duncan S. Cumming of New York, Mrs
 Kervin Reynolds, Mrs. Kenneth Hill- house, Mrs. Louis. Lougee and Mrs. Ruth
 Brewer Of Norwich and Mrs. c. 0. Car tier.
 In police court Monday morning. Steve fatski. A, a machinist at the submarine base, New London, was presented on 8 charge of intoxication and taking a horse and wagon without permission. He plead ed guilty, blaming his actions to the booze he had partaken of while in this city. He was. fined $5 ofl the first count and s1o enstfle seeond count, which costs amounted s24,55.
 The cases of Philip Pagane of No e2a Main street and Mike Mazzola of No
 eS1 Main street Both charged. with pfo- 1 iation of the prohibition law, were con- tlnued to Saturday morning, to allow the men to secure counsel. -.., Albert Dansereau of No.E1B Arnoid's ! lane, charged with. assault on Girard St. l Lawrence, anot fzsa'. boy, was -eontdnBed to the juvenile court. Probation Officer s.
 Arnold Peckham was assigned to inves- tigate the case.
 1 At the teath ssanniv ersary. celebration of the l. Q, B. 4. held Sunday afternoon I at the town hall donations were received 1 for the Willimantic quota in the drive 1 for sS5e to be raised here. The com 1 Dnittee which comprises Abraham Glus-
 kin, chairman, Philip R. Cohen treasur- l CT, Samuel Eisenberg secretary Jacoil
 Cohen, Joseph, Beck. and Max Manden 1 expects to raise s1,0o0 locally toward l the fund for the relief of tAe war suffer- l ing Jewish people of Europe. Donations 1 were received from the following people 1 Sunday night at the synagogue : Mir. and l Mrs. P. R.. Cohen $50 H. Rosenberg $50 l Mrs. H. Rosenberg SIC, C. Zenchoff s25 l A. Gluskipq $g5,ssfs. Eisnnberg $25. A
 ButIeman s25, Anonymous sir, H. Roth biat s25, J. Giesqn SIS, M. RotIablat S25 l l. Hochberg s1o, M. .Axelrod- s40s NJ. Os- l trofsky s, B. EGsenberg s10. Max.Man. l del 25. l. Peck SIC, Mrs. L Heller s5 1 Mrs. Max Seheinman g, A. Barodatci s5, Louis Cohen s1,s Young Scheinmar
 25c. Total sy6o.25.
 1 The new snowpIow ordered by th. i Gil for nse by the streeta department fa: arrived The blow is similar to the typ, used by the state in Toad work. and car trucks for use on City streets and gut
 ters following storm:
 The opening session of the Norwicl Ministerial Association meeting was llel. . at the First Methodist church Monda,
 afternocn at 2.s0, Rev. ". H. Bath 0 l Norwich, district Superintendent; presid ing. The secretary is Rev. ". D. Wood
 ward Relieving q devotional service short business meeting took place. Tn l addresses of the afternoon were deIiv 1 cred by Rev.W. P. Paxton, subject, Tn i Teachings of Jesus on the Holy Spirit
 and by Rey. J. A. Rock, subject, Tn Leadership of the Holy Spirit in tn Apostolic Church. Evening sessions wer