Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-13
Norwich Bulletin. WifIimantie. Of. ice. 23 Church St. Teieprone fU5.


 nee. 23 Church St. Teieptone f05. l The Thread City Cycle. Club held
 their annual meeting at the fire std ton on Bank street. Friday evening President Dwight Jordan took charge
 of the meeting which was called to l order at 7.15. He stated that the club | had never been disbanded but that it
 had simply given up it's meetings be 1 cause some 95 per cent. of its mem | bers had entered the service of their | country. He then appointed Raymond Gates. George Parker. and Gilbert l Flynn as committee to select the candidates for officers for the erfsuins year. The committee withdrew from l the room and after considerable dis cussion selected the following club 1 members as candidates for officers: i President. Roy J. Downer: vice pres ] ident, Robert Higgins; recording sec retary. Leslie Beebe: financial secre- tary, Lester Blish; treasurer Dwight Jordan. The committee then returned to the meeting and read the names to the club. to await their approval All officers were elected as named. Pres ldent Downer then took the chair and appointed committees to secure rooms for the coming year. and arrange for the annual minstrel show to be given in one of the local theatres Thanks giving.
 The returned service men gathered at the state armory Friday evening and discussed the forming a post of the American Legion in Willimantic. A little over a month ago the men re- zion headquarters at Hartford but up to this time had done nothing about founding a post in this city. The men listened to an account of the merits of the legion and the reasons for it's establishment. Many other cities have posts in the legion and the men who have served their country meet at the club rooms and discuss the sit ua tiOn of today, and enjoy general good time.
 A kitchen shower, in honor of her marriage with William G. Stark of North Lyme which is to take place next Wednesday was rendered Miss Florence F. Hope Thursday evening Windham National bank. The shower was held at the home of Miss Marion Ellsworth at 401 Pleasant street and was followed by supper and theatre party. There were seven besides Miss Hope present a the affair.
 Renovations at the Y. M. C. A. here are nearing completion. The bowling alleys are almost in con- dition and will probably be opened next Wednesday. On Friday the two lobby were moved into the basement and another table which has been in the reading room has been moved out into the lobby. Plasterers have been working in the building during the i entire week.
 The butchers strike here seems to have reached deadlock. Frank T. l Bennett, the president of the union. | said Friday night that there was nothing new so far as he knew. Tn the past two or three days. The owners who have lost em- ployes by the strike have engagedi other help and seem to have plenty of i out on strike here who have not se cured work.
 The following are the rece:t real estate transactions here as recorded with Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton:
 July 11-Charles H. Woodward. ad- ministrator for the estate of Emily E. Woodward. to Smith and Winchester Manufa curing Company, land and on South Windham banon highway. situated in South Windham.
 24-Urquhart- Swift Land company of Providence to Moses and Julia 1 Trembley. land on South street.
 29-Adelard c. Blanchette. admin istrator of the estate of Eduardianna Blanchette to Adrien and Airline He-1 bert land on Pleasant street.
 Aug. 2-Louis J. Flynn. administra- tor for the estate of uLke Flynn. to l Arsene Bacon. land and buildings onl .
 11-Mr> Samantha H. McAvoy of Wlndham and Mrs. Grace McAvoy Lincoln of New London to Alphonse L. Gelinas. land and buildings situat- 1 ed at the corner of Pample avenue and Bellevue Street: Joseph Morris to Oiivene Hautfield. four tracts of land, 1 all situated within the. city of Willi- | mantle.
 12-Harold c. wiggins to Armena M. Ives. land in Riverside Gardens: l Ciio- Batto Ognio and Giovannia Anto- l la to Louis Lux, tow tracts of land 1 situated in the town of Windham. l
 15-Alphonse l.. Gelinas and Louis ! BeIanser to George E. Tavlor and oth- l CTS land and building known as the 1 Hayden block situated on Main street, l 
 1s-A1bert Panico to Charles R. Cone land in Lincoln Park.
 2o-Royal R. sheldon to Marcel1a kegler. land and buildings on Wind i nam Road: Caroline '. O'Brien to | James D. Hea1ey. land on Broadway, Darkside. i
 23-Lizzie Bucko to Mary K Smith i and and buildings in Scotland; Will 1 imantic Trust company to William l.. Jenkins. land on Prospect street.
 26-William l.. Chappell to Marga ct and lose S'l Conety. land in the .ity Of Willimantic on proposed ,treet to run south from Main: Nora Agnes Grady to John F. McQuillian. and and buildings on Oak street.
 A i lous land known as Whittemore Tract No. 1. --sI
 30-A1lison B. Ladd to George E. land on Lewiston avenue.
 The town of windham is to receive ,4152 from the state The state board of education has recommended hat this amount be paid to the town If Windham it's share of the ave age attendance grant: 1888 pupils at ended the local schools during the -aar ending Jl,Iy IA 1918 and as B is Ll1owed for each child the above mount is due the town. There are which must be compiled with: first,1 hat the taxes raised for this school york be equal to those raised in the ,ear ending July IA, 1918. and second, hat no teachers be employed by the own who have not been approved of " the state board of educat ton.
 Charles E. Baker, aged S4. died at Mansfield at 10 o'clock Friday morn ng He was born in East Longmea- low, Mass. and was the son of