Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-21
SHORT CALENDAR SES6IoN
 AT WILLIMANTlC ERIHAN


 SHORT CALENDAR sEssIoN
 AT WILLIMANTlC FRIDAY Wndham county superior Court short calendar and assignment of cases at Willimantic Friday. Nov. 22. 10.15 a. m., Judge John F. Keeler. l presiding.
 Short Calendar Lise: Doyle & Mur- | ply Co. ys.' The Federal Paper Board Co.,; Willimantic Lumber & Coal O.. vs. Charles J. Brower- Ancler and Grace A. Brewer -Aneher: Duluth Su- perior Milling Co vs NJ E. Mullen & Co: Eva A. Moon vs. Samuel R. Yer | gsson ct al; Arthur P. Brown vs. 1 Claude A. Bessette; William Sibley vs. Edward l.. Mansufe; Harry Weinsteia vs. Samuel Spector and Morris Spec tor; Alice M. Afford, Admr., ys. Dam ieJ P. Dunn ct al: Vim. E. Webber vs. Daniel P. Dunn ct al; William x. Pct ] ter, Admr., vs. Mary L. Turner
 1 Trial List, to Jury: Henry Raaicot rs. Charles P. Mulligan: Ora Sayles vs. City of Willinantie: Madeline Fournier vs. The Shore Line Electric Railway Go, William E. Jackson vs. Earl Carlton Miller, Margaret Quinn vs. Martin c. Cunningham, Adnnr, Geo. G. Jacobson vs. Edward Labente. To Court: David L. Mason vs Leslie A. l'Clarll Doyle S Murphy vs Frederick F.. Wilcox. The Oakland Motor Car Co. vs, Frank L, Powell. William x. Potter, Adn1r vs. Mary L. Turner, Alcina Vachon vs. Daniel p. Killourey, Gerry A. Brouillard vs. E. r. Dupuis, John Demers vs. Chas. A.. Gates, trus, Annie B. Nelson vs. Addison J. Green Isiit, Annie SilVerrnan vs. The Atlas Assurance Co, Alice M. ford, Adfnr., rs. Daniel P. Dunn, ct al, Wm. E.
 Webber vs. Daniel P. Dunn ct al, Nicholas P. Bartis and William c. Morris, Frank E. Guild vs. Edward NJ Yeomans, Samuel B. Harvey, Admr, vs. Horace S. Eaton, Doyle & Murphy Co. vs. The Federal Paper Board Go
 Assignments to Jury: First Thurs day, Nov. 21. John R. Pickett, Admr, vs. Oscar Arnurius: Orrin Alvord vs. N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co: third Thursday, Nov. 21. Wasyi DzwoncyE ct al. vs. Hyman Seplowttz; fourth Thursday, Nov. q, Gertrude L Gill man vs. Lottie Gilman. To Court. special Friday. Nov. P, H. H. Dav- enport vs. Mary A. Francis.
 The fife and drum corps of this city formerly known as Lyman Mairies Drum Corps, has 6een reorganized and will hereafter be known as The l Thread City Fife and Drum Corps, as Lyman Maine is no longer connected with the organization. The following officers and members held q meetine recently: Odell M Chapman, busin4ss manager; William H. Small, leader; William F. Robarge, secretary; Leslie M. Nichols. major fifer; William Fay Tor. John Calver. Leon Taylor, Lewis Robarge. John Simmons, Russel Hook CT, Albert Fryer. Leroy Hooker, Her. bert L. Tifft, Jr., Joseph I.amiraude Peter Lechance, Charles Thompson
 Fred Case, Leo Case, Fred Taylor.
 "Wednesday night was big nigh for Willimantic lodge. No. 1911, B. P
 c. E.. second only to the big nigh
 when the lodge was started. The mi
 tiation ceremonies which took pIae,
 in the state armory were preceded b! a big parade in which delegations iron Hodges in Norwich. New London, Rock
 vile, Putnam, Manchester, Hartford Bristol, Waterbury, Ansonia, Stam
 ford and Providence participated Tn
 parade, directed by Marshal R. Er nest Melody and his chief of staff John R. Pickett, formed about s O clock on High street. marched dowI ' l
 termarched up Main to Bridge stree , and through Pleasant street to the ar mory, where the initiation ceremonie were held for a class of 97.
 The ceremonies were in charge 0
 Joseph C. Ivers of Bridgeport as ex aited ruler, Lawrence E. Millea, P. E R., of Norwich, as leading knight
 Samuel Prentice, P. E. R.. of Nes
 London, as loyal knight, and Waite
 J. Bartlett, P. E. R., of Putnam, a . lecturing knight.
 After the initiation there was 8 so
 cial entertainment by six profession = als from Boston.
 The local committee in charge c the evening comprised Nelson A. Dan = icls, James F. McGlone. Joseph NJ. Be
 rard, R. Ernest Melody and Henr
 Mathieu. The entertainment com mittee was George Remington Bart l lett. J. Francis Keen and Robert
 Galligan. The refresnment comnitte
 was Henry Mathieu, George O. Strong Willard L. Whittemore and Frank N
 Lincoln.
 Last returns from the United Wa . Work Campaign give total subscrip
 tions how the Windham district a
 over s23. eco and reports from variou
 committees are still to come in.