Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

advocates the overthrow of any gov ernment or form thereof now existing in the United States. Section 3. No person shall give away, sell or dis tribute any literature or other propa- ganda which has for its purpose the overthrow of any government or form thereof now existing in the United States. Section 4. Any person violat- ing any provision of this ordinance shall be fined not more than s1O0,. or imprisoned not more than six months, or both.
 The bills for the different depart ments of the city were read and order ed paid as read. The last matter to come before the meeting was the re- quest of Ernest Belanger. who was present. for permit to connect his house on Bolivia street with the sewer on Jackson street. He stated to the board that this could be done by lay ing the sewer across the property or his neighbor, who had the right to con- meet with said sewer but had not yet done so. His neighbor was willing and had assented to the proposition. The request was granted with the under standing that the work should be done under the supervision of the superin- tendent of sewers, subject to his ap- proval, and that MT. Belanger pay the sum of $25 to the city treasurer, which is the usual custom in such cases. The meeting adjourned at this point
 According to records on file in the town clerks office. a suit for S240 was brought April Il by Sammarco Calo- = zero against Diego La Vechla. both ot Willimantic for a promissory note given the defendant, Dec. "A. 1918, which has not been paid. Monday suit was brought against David rick inskv of Wilhmantic by George J. Rood of Windham Center for the sum or S250 for labor performed on a dwelling house by Rood and which he claims the defendant has not paid Tor. Rev. E. p. Aver of Mansfield gave an interesting address at the devotion
 al service in the church house Of the First Congregational church Monday evening. There was a good number present. A pleasing feature of the meeting was the Mansfield Men $ quartette which rendered number Of selections which were thoroughly en- joyed.
 Captain James B. Fullerton is in town on forty eight hour furlough from Camp Devens, having arrived here late Sunday evening. and is be- ing warmly greeted by his many friends, who were delighted to see him after his long absence. in the ser vice of Uncle Sam. He vii. return to
 Camp Devens this (Tu@sdaV evening. For the purpose of dis1oslnG ot number of unsold articles, the country store at the Y. NJ. c. A.. conducted in ccrrccticn with Ye Coul-ry Far was kept Cper Monday evening TOT few 1 hours, during which time the remain ! in.. secs were disposed O.
 The opening gun has been fired and preliminary plans have been shaped up 1 for the coming campaign for the fifth
 and final Liberty loan. which begins l on April 21 and continues to May 10 1 Organization was effected at special
 meeting of the Windham Liberty loan committee. H. C. LathcoD, chairman 1 of the local committee, presided at the
 meeting and Michael E. Sullivan was | secretary. NJ. A. Lynch of Hartford
 was present and addressed the meet i ing, giving much informant ton and points on the work to be done in Will limantic and vicinity n the campaign MT. Lynch who supervised the work ir
 this section in previous Liberty loan campaigns, is connected with the loa:, campaign committee of the Hartford district He announced at the meet
 ing the amount of quota for the entire
 town of Windham would be S537, ,409 1 the same as in the Fourth Liberty | loan and emphasized the importance of getting in touch with local corpora
 tions so as to have their pro rata share of subscriptions credited to the town of Windham instead of having i go to the entire credit uf New Yorr city as it did in the previous cam paign, a portion of these various col
 
 Willimantic. A committee appointed tt
 act upon the suggestion -rcludes the following citizens: Mayor Charles F Gates. eX-Mayor Daniel P. Dunn i George E. Taylor, E. F'4nk Bugnet and H. C. Lathrop. MT Lynch wa; authorized to visit the New York off cials of these companies ir an effort t get q share of their subscriptions cred. ited to the town of Windham= If t!li! can be accomplished. t will help yer. materially in obtaining the duota al lotted to the town. Chairman Of Vari
 ous committees were apDointe1 as fol loWs:. Publicity. James r. Bath; can vassing, James p. Twoomey: sneaker! Frank P. Fenton: finance Herbert Hu
 Der, The usual list of team captains l and personnel of the teams to carry out the work will be made up b1 i James r. Twoomey and reported at tht next meeting of the loan committee which is to be held April 20th, tn 1 day breeding the opening of the cam | paign, at which time final plans ant arrangements will be perfected. A this meeting, Wellington Potter of tn
 Hartford Liberty loan committee, vii
 deliver an address It was also an nounced at the meeting that enc of tn relic trains. used throughout this sec
 ton in booming the Fifth Liberty ioal Icampaign, would visit this city May { Plans will be perfected for 2 sIitabl celebration for that evening. in con
 nection with the visit of the train, an,
 it is hoped large number of bond !, will be sold at that time.
 There was a good attendance Nor day night at the weekly meeting 0
 Knights of Pythias. Natchaug Lodge
 No. g. in Odd Fellows hall. The frs and second degrees were conferred up on a class of seven candidates. Nat chaug lodge has made a substantia gain in it's membership during tn l past few months, new members bein added regularly from week to week. , All returned soldiers in Willin1a nti : and vicinity are beinge invited to at tend the meeting this (Tuesday) eve ming of the local chamber of com