Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-28
Norwich suIIetin,- WiIIimantie Of fee, g huroh St. Telephone 1c05.

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 Norwich suIletin,- WiIIimantie Of fee, 23 huroh St. Telephone 1co5.
 It has been very quiet week for the local police, but one arrest hav- ing been made and only one session of the court held during the entire six days s @4ss& S
 The Willimantie American band left Friday morning on the 9.25 trol-' ley for Westerly via Norwich to par ticipate in the big parade and pag- cant to be held in that town Friday in connection with the Old Home Week celebration. While the heavy rain of Friday was much needed and filled a long felt want. it interfered with the pageant. but the parade was held as scheduled.
 Thomas Rowan of the 304th Tank corps recently received his discharge from the service and is back among his Willimantic friends. He enlisted in the service in May, 1918. and spent about nine months overseas. Rev. Vernon W. Cooke. a former pastor of the local Congrega tiopal church. was in town for short time during the week. MT. Cooke recently returned from overseas where he has been connected with the Y. M. c. A. activities.
 Manager Hill of the Industrial team of this city has booked game for next Sunday with the Waterbury. Elks. said to be strong aggregation of ball tossers.
 A session of the superior court will be held in this city this (Saturday) morning at 1915 with Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich on the bench, at which time the hearing in the Spec tor Weinstein case. which was not finished at Thursdays session. will be resumed
 Harold Culpin of this city leaves town today Saturday, for. Philadei- phia where heewill be employed iii the electrical business.
 1 J. L. Harroun and family leave; town today (Saturdayy for Pine Grove, Ni- antic, where they will pass the sum- mer months.
 l Mrs. Ernest Narvego of this city is visiting relatives at. Shelbourne Falls, Mrs. Mary Jordan of. New Haven is lat the home of her father, Charles B. Jordan of this city for the summer | Mrs. Nelson Daniels has been spend ing a few days in Westerly. R. l., at- bration.
 The fire loss on the recent blaze ir Wilson's drug store was settled Fri day for the sum of $139.70.
 The condition of John chalifoux, the five-year-old boy. who was struck by an automobile Thursday afternoon or Main street. and taken to St. Joseph. hospital for treatment, was reported Friday night as satisfactory and thu boy is recovering nicely. He was no as seriously injured as at frs . thought. -.1-.-.'---
 Amos Hathaway of Prospect stree lis the guest of his daughter in Con ? cord, New. Hampshire.
 Owing to the. rain Friday night, tn ourdoor moving picture and Commu nity Sing program scheduled at Rec
 reation Park under the auspices of tn
 City Industrial department had to b
 postponed. If arrangements can b made to give the programme tomor
 row Sunday evening. it will talk
 place at that time: otherwise it vii
 be held next Friday evening.
 Recreation Park will be throw,
 open to the public all day Fourth Q , July and the city industrial depart
 ment will put on programme of ath l ietic and field day sports for the ben
 eft of those who stay at home. A pro gramme of events for men, womeI
 boys and girls has been arranged an prizes of one dollar for firsts. and fiji ty cents for seconds will be awarde
 to the winners of the various contest, At the conclusion of the athleti
 events, a baseball game will be play
 ed between the Willimantic Indust
 rials and a strong team from out (
 town. During the evening a ban concert and moving pictures ar
 promised The public is being in
 vited to spend the day at the parl
 which is fast becoming an ideal plac ]. for mothers and children to spen
 their spare time.
 An entertainment given by Mans
 field people in Chapel hall at Mort } Coventry Friday evening was we'll al \ tended notwithstanding the rain. I'll
 programme given under the auspict
 of the Ready Helpers Society was 2
 follows: A farce entitled Mrs. Willi
 Will, by Miss Fannie Dinsmore. Mi. n Jennie Dinsmore, Miss Ethel Con Miss Gladys Livingstone and Mi! c Mildred Garvey A duet was sung | i Miss Clarabell Hernberg and Willia u Hernberg. A minstrel comedy W; a given by Edward Gergler, Haro V Hansen, Francis Bowers and Erw l. Merrill. A monologue by Harold Hal sen and Edward Gergler brought u
 programme to close. Mrs. Robe -l Baggs assisted at the piano.
 It was reported Friday that a col
 tract had been let by the America
 Thread company to the. Abertha
 Construction Company of Boston f
 the construction of modern, ceme
 coal pocket in the rear of No. mi
 It was also rumored that a spur tra,
 will be built from the Camp Station
 the new coal pocket which will a-lc