Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-08
WILLIMANTIC

van, George H. Hendrickson, Alban M. Potvin, Daniel F. Killourey, George A. Bartlett.
 Tonight (Monday) at the town hall the employees of. all the local indus tries will be given a tcordial invita- tion to participate in the first of the feature programs that are to be held under the auspices of the Com munity Chorus. The meeting is to open at 7:45 and the program is de- voted to the interest of "our town in- dustries and is for the purpose of getting together and making friends. The City Industrial department has been asked to cooperate with this movement andeach chairman of the various plants has been asked to go among the employees asking them to be at the meeting. Each plant has been asked to get up their own yells, songs, banners, slogans. etc. By this noon it is hoped that many of the plants in the town will have an nounced whether they would send a delegation to the meeting. The speak CT that has been secured is Attorney Thomas J., Kelley who has chosen for his topic '1ndustlNu Willimantic" |" The singing of the evening is in charge of Dr. w. P. s. Heating. The next meeting of the Community Chorus is to be for the lodges of the city.
 The men of Engine Company, No. l were called out about 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon to fight a chim- ney fire at the home of F. A. Verga- son, No. S7 Winter street. The fire had gained considerable headway be- fore the firemen arrived, having burned through the wall into the Kitchen. About twenty gallons of chemical were used to eXtinguish the blaze before the men returned to the barn. The chimney that had caus- ed the trouble had been at one time connected with a bakery that had been run in the building. The build ing was recently made over into a dwelling.
 Another branch of instruction has been added to those already in full swing at sthe '. Nj. c. A. Saturday n ght a third division in the classes of dressmaking met at the Y and or ganized. This new class is for older girls and women and gives more ad- vanced instruction in dressmaking. The class is being taught by Mrs. A. C. Brown. After considerable dis cussion as to the most suitable time
  was decided to hold meetings from until o'clock Saturday afternoons. Following is the list of meeting dates for the three divisions that have been organized: Division I at Natchaug night school, Monday evenings at clock, instructor. Miss Marion Raf- forty Division ?, at Natchaug night school Thursday evenings at o'clock instructor, Miss Norjetta Smith. Di- o.noon from until 1, instructor Y sion at Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday aft Alrs. A. C. Brown.
 Frank Klemba, who recently ap- peared in Wilimantic to answer 10 the charge of non-support of his' wife and one minor child, was sentenced to one year in Ja Friday by Judge William M. Maitbie in the Poland county su- pcrior court. klemba who is to pass ,he nest F mouths in Holland coun- y jal. was convicted of abandoning h.s wife and co-hab tating with another woman. Public Prosecutor Eiwald Yeomans defended Klemba | wno entered q plea of guilty to the 1 charges
 Postmaster John O'Rourke can sup. [ ply any Willimantic person with the new U, Treasury certificates whici nuse a maturity value or S100 or 1 January l., 1924.
 The November report of the Puo- l lc Heath Nursing Service has bee. ] competed and shows that the fol lowing inc work has been done by the | depdl tnent:
 Number of cases cared for 46. Number of new cases 25. Number of cases dismissed 19. total number of visits 40S I Number ot baby welfare visits 55, Number Of parental visits 20. i Number of tuberculosis wis ts 36. i lumber of nursing visits 21S. Attendance at the clinics 2S. ! tees collected S24.5O.
 Money due for Metropolitan visit. i So1.00.
 1 The Tuberculosis CT nic to be helC ] twice month was started Novembe 1 10. Dr. Hugh B. Campbell. tubercu
 lCsis specialist from the state sana i tcrium at Norwich examined sixleel pItients.
 Persons exposed to tuberculosi were examined free ,of charge durin the month and this policy will b 1 continued.
 J Every Wednesday afternoon ha been set aside for the mothers of tn
 city, who could bring their babies, O
 that day at 3 o'clock. Dr. Laura
 Halls has been in charge of the Bab
 Welfare Clinic.
 After reading the above report
 can be seen that tuberculosis is be ing fought in Willimantic as well a
 throughout the country, but nor
 money is needed to carry on the wor
 and as the funds from the Red Cros
 Seal sale are being turned over fc
 this work it is hoped that the citizen