Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-05
Brief Mention,

6FiGI mont'ohs
 Mansfield schools will open Septem- Der TO-
 Chester Clifford has returned from g short visit in Boston.
 Floyd wiIlett was attending the Hartford fair Labor day.
 Raym ,nd Gates of the t. S.. cavalry returned to camp Tuesday.
 Everett Ladd has returned from 6 camping trip at the shore.
 Rev. Mir Phelps of Brooklyn. N. Y. was visiting in this city Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Rood of Belle vue street were in Hartfor1 Labor day
 Miss Viola M. Frear of Athol. Mass. is visiting Miss Dorothy Moore or Prospect street.
 Travel through Willimantic was very ing and evening.
 Gilbert Flynn was at Fort Terry recently; visiting Harold Robinson o1 the coast artillery.
 Train Announcer Thomas Kil1ourey is on a four-day vacation. His place is taken by Peter Lucier.
 It has been decided to continue the carnival at Recreation park for the benefit of the baseball team.
 Henry F. Jordan of, Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting His daughter. Mrs. Harri- son F. Topnff of this city.
 Joseph Mullen of 35 Milk street is taking his vacation from the Church Reed store where he is working.
 John Flynn of Waltham, Mass, is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Flynn of QuerSrs avenue. Oak street spent Labor day at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Zipfel at Village Hill.
 The owner of the dog which killed several of Edward Kramer's chickens on Windham road has been found and settled for the damage readily.
 All Of the Norwich Willimantic and kept on schedule time except the 10 o'clock car; which was 50 minutes late.
 Miss Irene Randall, who is employed by the Southern New England Tele- phone company, left Monday on two weeks vacation which will be spent at the Randall homestead at Sterling,
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 Mir and Mrs. George Fairfield and Mir. and Mrs. John Ward of Worces- ter, Mass, and MT. and Mrs. Robert Aimley of Hartford were visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs Thomas Willett on Lewiston avenue Monday.
 Alfred Matnewson, Alfred Doubleday md Alfred Beckwith of South Wind nam were in Norwich visiting the lat er's brother Frank Beckwfth, who is n hospital as the result of an auto mobile accident. The boys made the rip on their hicycles.
 Automobiles from all states were een. and it is remarkable that no ac- 'fdents were reported. Many of the oufists; dined in Willimantic restau- ants and hotels and several of them aid that the attendance was the argest for long time.
 John Demers of this city and Andrew oemers of Hartford have changed 'laces for a short time ss a sort of vacation. John Demers conducts a ruit store on Main street, while his rother Andrew owns the Royal Lunch n Park street, Hartford. Frank E. Hart, who is to teach in he commercial department of the high chool in San Juan, Porte Rico, will cave this city Sept. IA for New York. 1e will leave New York by boat the lext day and during his stay in the ity he intends to hear some grand pera at the Metropolitan, his biggest lobby. The trains were we'll patronized, two f them,s the 6.30 express for Boston nd the $40 train for Waterbury, both n the evening, were run in two sec ions. All of the trains carried extra ars; for example, an Air Line train rhich is usually composed of three ars ha3 seven Monday. Despite the 1 xtra cars, the trains were run on 1 chedule time.