Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-24
JEWETT CITY

At the public meeting of the Red Cross chapter Wednesday evening reports of the work of the chapter during the year will be given. To many people Red Cross work meant only war time activity. What is being done and will be done by the American Red Cross in the Near East horror will be given in the report of the delegate to the national conven- tion held in Washington, D. C., two weeks ago.
 Although the war is over there are | 5,605 disabled ex-service men in hospi- tals now under the care of the Veter- ans Bureau The effects of the war are no over for these men. The local chap ter has been making garments for use in hospitals for these men. Many oth- CT emergency calls have been answered. It will be an interesting meeting, open to every one interested in suffering hu- manity at home and abroad.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Gilbert leave We'd nesday by auto for Cornwall, Ontario From there MT. Gilbert joins hunting party which will include Joseph La Bonne, formerly Of Jewett City. The party of fourteen go to a hunting camp
 n the northern wilds of Canada. Mrs. Gilbert will be the guest of Mrs. La Bonne Mir and Mrs. Gilbert will be away for three weeks.
 Victor St. John ana Miss Rose LePage were married at St. Mary's church by Rev. J. H. Sieferman Monday morning. Miss Rose St. John was the bridesmaid and Medos LaMotte was the best man.
 William LaLiberty Of Jewett City and
 Miss Dorothy Scranton of Voluntown
 were married Monday morning at St Thomas rectory, Voluntown, by Rev ! Ludovic Paradis. The bride is the
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Everett Scran-
 ton and is solo singer in the Bap- TT-a.., Il hoe loOO prominent in baseball as catcher for tho / Ashland team.
 The couple will live with the bride: . parents in Voluntown until spring. Tht | bridesmaid was Miss Celia LaLiberty - and the best man Thomas Melady, botf o of Jewett City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Kingsley return n led Sunday from an auto trip to Mont II gomery Center, Vermont, where the. . have been visiting relatives for tw' !, weeks. Three inches and a half of snoy <. /. delayed their leaving Vermont. Mrs - Kingsley enjoyed coasting party dur : ing her stay.
 ,' Annual meeting, Red Cross chapter '' town hall, Wednesday, p. m, Ever
 member should come and hear report c
 work done.-adv.
 'e A free tuberculosis chine is to be hel 70 in the Red Cross rooms on Thursda morning GL ten o CLOCK. IDeSe CHIC D will be held on the fourth Thursday c 'S every month. They are open to anyon 'o who wishes examination or consultatio 4 on this particular disease. The examir 70 ations are entirely private, the Re' 70 Cross room having arranged fo 'o this purpose, and a graduate nurse wi
 be in attendanceI The local Red Cros
 chapter has arranged these clinics fc
 for the benefit of Griswold, Voluntow T and Lisbon residents, and patients II r ceive just the same careful examinatio , from Dr. Hugh B. Campbell as the !, would if they went to the sanatoriul
 to consult him.
 x Mir and Mrs. Arthur M Brown, Mir sS John E. Phillips and Mrs. W. R. Blu
 dick enjoyed a motor trip to Ashburl
 ham, staying over the wek end. Whi
 there they were the guests of Mortc
 Brown, student in the academy.
 Postmaster and Mrs. D. F. Finn we
 in Providence Sunday to hear the f;
 nous tenor, John Mccormack.
 Mrs Thomas McBroome is at hon
 after a three weeks visit with h,
 daughter, Mrs. James Flannery of Ne
 Britain She was accompanied hon
 by her granddaughter. Miss Alice Fla;
 nery