Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
WIILIM ANTIC

etives out IN Rhode Island mills there
also are $4,000 out in mills in New
Hampshire and S,oo0-in Lowell. Mass
The meeting was an enthusiastic one
ana the local textile workers guaranteed
their moral and financial support to the
strikers Friday a delegation of women
strikers from Pawtucket arrived in this
city and stood at the. gates OF the Amer
lean Thread company mills and near
the entrances of other textile plants in
the city for-ithe purpose of receiving
money donations.
Funeral services fer Addison NJ.
Rosewood, who died in Belehertown,
Mass, Tuesday, were held Friday after
noon in the Franklin church at 100 o.
clock. Burial was in Pautapaug ceme-
terry. Funeral Director Jay NJ. Shepard
was in charge of the arrangements.
World Unity or World Destruction
will be the subject of Professor Charles |
r. SINNERS address at the community |
forum meeting in the town hall Sunday |
evening Professor Skinner fills tho
chair of Applied Christianity at Tufts
college, Medford, Mass, and previous
to accepting this appointment for a
number OF years held important pastor
ates in the Universalist church.
The funeral of Miss Mary Theresa
Fitzgerald was held Friday morning |
from her home No. 429 Main street at
$50 O'Clock. Requiem high mass at st. |
Joseph's church at o'clock was sung
by Rev. Charles M. Kelley. AS the |
body. was borne into the church, Mrs.
Henry Matthew and Mrs. Anthony |
i Woods sang Abide With Me. At the Of
fertory Mrs Matthew sang o salutaris
and for a waiting hymn, He Wipes the
Tear From Every Eye. The funeral
was largely attended and there were
beautiful floral pieces. The bearers
were James. Rowan, Michael Sullivan,
Patrick Dennehy and Patrick McSwee-
ney The body was placed in the re-
ee!ving vault OF St. Joseph's cemetery
KiHeurey Brothers were n charge Of
the funeral arrangements
whist party given by st. Anne's
Charitable Society in St. Joseph's hall
Friday evening for the benefit of st. Jo-
seph's church was largely attended and
all present passed very enjoyable eve
| ming The first prizes were. awarded
Mrs. Edward Moran and Mr.. Goddard
! Consolation awards were given Mrs.
! Hershon and Wesley Rushford and for
| the children to Virginia Kinds and Ro-'
| land Bernard Helen Hart and Win
| fred Roy won the girls and boys first
prizes respectively.
Friday morning at 4 o'clock. early
risers in the city and others were
J aroused by the loud ringing Of the bug
| gl9r- alarm bell in front of the Will
/ mantle Savings institute building, on
| Main street The police invest gated
| but found no signs Of burglars j. Ray
| mond Smith, clerk at the. bank was cali
! ed up at his home on Ash street. He
| found that the mechanism OF the bur
| lar alarm was again out CT order. He
managed to disconnect parts Of the sys-.
| TEN and the bell stopped ringing. Mr.
| Smith sent a telegram to the burglar
alarm company of Minneapolis which
| Installed the system to send on an ex-
pert to remedy the difficulty.
What is believed to be an attempt to
4 burglar:ze Nonast's store, at No, 1888
Main street Wednesday. night at 1880
! o'clock was frustrated by Abner- sypher
who lives in tbs tenement above the
store Mr.. Sypher was preparing to 60
4 stoop Of the store as f. someone was
trying to open the door. Suddenly one
of the windows was broken and then
4 Mr.. SyDher came out and sow two men
Il leave the storo. They ran .up Main
street when Mr. Sypher shouted for as
sistance Nothing was missed from the
store.
The funeral of AIias Mary Morlarty
! was held Friday morning from the home
= | OL n6F HlSleI, ME JdticS H. parry u
No. IS Cliff street, Norwich. Requiem
! high mass at ST. Mary's church, Greene
VILE. was sung by Rev. Father William
, Fl Kennedy. The funeral party came
/ to this city. where the body was placed
in the receiving vault Of St. Joseph's
! cemetery.
c Windham High Schools debating
l team lost its first debate of the season
Il to, Buckley High school Of New Londor
2 Friday afternoon. After ten minutes o.
spirited and interesting taking by each
g member of both teams and five minute!
of even more spirited rebuttal Chair
: man George Orroll announced that tht
Judges Wilgiam e. Higgins , Of South
Coventry. Dinglinger Of Storrs and
Seckerson of Storrs had cast three hal
lots in favor of Buckley High who up
held the affirmative The Windham tear
was Miss Lillian Hochherg. L. NJ. Kita!
and Dudley II. Burr. The winning team
comprised r. Cocl4ey. r Elder and A
Watchinsky, The alternates were Mis-
Hasl7ins and NJ. seigel. The sjibjec
of the debate was Resolved. That fed
~ era1 courts based on the Kansas indust
rial courts shoJld be established
throughout the United States.
Christian Science service sunda!
morning wiz he held at 10.4 in the Wo
mans club room 500 Main street. Sub
ject Of the lesson-sermon. Substance
Sunday school is held Immediately aftei
the morning service.
Brief Local Notes.
Friends of Miss E. L. Hull Of Sunni
street are pleased TO learn that she i
recovering. She has had an attack o
grip and will be unable 90 be out FOL
several days yet
Miss Clara Hope ,stenographer AM
bookkeep at the Y NJ. C. A, Is Il
with grip.
Mrs. A. F. Brown has returned to he
home in Greenwood, Mass, after spend
ing a few days With her husband, VIII
is physical director at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Mrs. Henry R. Lincoln of Sprini
street Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Green in Springfield where sh
vert to attend the Kreisler concert.
City Clerk Albert C. Scripture, VIII
/ was taken III several weeks ago is re
covering slowly, but will not be abb
! to resume his duties for some time
During his absence Iosn B. Edgartol
has been selected by Mayor Charles A