Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-31

~ most enjoyable Halloween whist party saturday evening at thslr home on North street. guests from Norwich Baltic and Wiilimantic being present. Ten games of whist were played. the hrst prize for ladies going to Miss Flo rinda Moss, and for gentlemen to Ed {. 1und' Williams of Norwich. The con solatlon prize for ladies' was awarded 70 Miss Nora Williams and that fos gentlemen to Wilfred I.ankiola. Fol. lowing the playing, refreshments of chicken sandwiches ice cream. and cof- fee we're served by. the hostess. The party dlsbanded at late hour, all vot. lng Mr. and Mrs. Lucier capital enter diners. fTt M.
 sunday afternoon A a 1taeek; . number of the Mems Sccietios. cvnnect- d with tho Sacred Heart parish marched in procession from the, church 70 the Sacred Heart cemetery on the ervice1 were held. The procession was headed by two standard bearers, car rylng the United States flag and the tr;- color of tine French republic. Bruneiie's band followed, under the leadefship of Sr. Brunelle. Next in line came Troop {. Boy Scouts making very rood ap- pearance in their neat uniforms ana their. good marching order. This live .roop called for favorable eorrnen, rom watchers of the procession. Fol- owing Troop l-czn1e the rns1sed stand aids of the United States and France. with the emblenat5c banners of the so- cieties who were participating in the DroceB5ions then the members of the va rlous organizations marching four abreast,
 The Yoenk Peoples gymnasium class met Monday evening at tho Maenncr. chor club, under the leadership of Karl xaln. ..e .--S-.s5 ,Ta.
 Mir. and Mrz Anthony Gasnon and family have taken a house on Norwich avenue x.> ,tqf Z
 while cutting meat Monday morning n meat cutter, wrlfred Btbezh 1 of Hunters avenue cut his finger severely. -squirins attention from a iceal physi-
 Troop {, Boy scsuts, met Monday evening in their rooms in the Sacred Heart school bu1lding, in charge of ScoptnRster Rev. Henri F. Chagncn
 Providence pHpefB note that Mrs. lanes A. Atwood. Jr., has returned from Wauregan, Conn.,, and will make her home at 20 Brown street for the winter.
 Mr. and lErz. Edmund Hindle Q. North Third avenue entertained over sthe weekend, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Singleton of Providence, R. I.
 The Community Sewing Class met O. Monday evening In the Req Gross rccrny In the Ponemah building.
 Joseph zadex who has made his home with MT. aud Mrs. Stanley win n North Third avenue for the past few months, has left town. '.
 Evening servteeS were re0unnsA zk xh 2 gaftvine congregational church last
 Miss Mary Panek has returned to work after enjoying few weeks va
 Dennis Murphy of Vernon, Cal. ,s at me home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis c. Murphy of South A street.
 Mike Morih of Northampton. MaSs 1 spent the weekend with friends ;r .own Ls
 FSsning has again become popular as a cold weather sport, as bait fish are now ootainable These bait fish. known as mummichogs are a purely salt water nsh but run into fresh water when tho cold snap comes on. Quarts of them were brought Into the village over the weekend for fishing
 Joseph Casavant is i'll at his han. o, South Fourth avenue.
 A meeting of the Lisbon school board vas held Monday evening. ,,
 Rev. Fathers Gcsselin and Geroux. who have been conducting the snisuao1 Tor the French speaking members of The Sacred Heart parish, have returned to St. Anne de BeEupre. Quebec, Can
 At the annual meeting ef Taktviue Chapter, A. R. C. held recently in the Red Cross rooms in the Popemah build ins' the following officers were -e-elect- "a to serve for the coming year. Chair nan FEank B: Ricketzcn vice chair. ran, Byran Hanion ;.y secretary. Miss Gertrude M. Young; executive secre- lary. Miss Elsie F. Heap treasurer Miss Agnes Malone: supervisor of pro- duction, Miss .Mathilde Stapfer.
 'Wednesasy being, AH sa1nts day. 4 holy day of obligation, special services ~lll be held af Sacred Heart church. unasses being read at 5.sc. n and .,
 Mrs Roy L. Taylor and daughters Antoinette and Barbara, have returned 10 their home in New Haven. Conn. at- ter spending a few days with Mrs. Tav. tors father, Lewis A.. Tallinxfast ot North Third avenue. While in town they also visited Mrs. w. W. Ciapp Q; Norwich.
 George sJenze has resigned his pos.. ton with the Pcnemah comrsay and mas left town.
 Notaee has beea pested in the isesl post office advising of the decrease oi the value of Fhe pound sterling. Ths pound formerly $4.s0 for transmissior by foreign money order can now be sant to Great Britain and Ireland. New Zealand. Australia. and the Union oi South Africa for S4.56. All other rates contiuue unchanged, the French fran. . cents the Danish crown 22c U