Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-01
WILLMANTlC
Norwich Bulletin Wiiiirsantie Office,
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What Is Going On Tonight.
Violet Rebska lodge. No. oi.sI. o. o.
p, meets at S07 Main street.
! Mayor David E. Fitzgerald of New
Haven, chairman of the democratic
state central committee, and Emil Du
| bois of WoonSocket, r. l.. were guests
Monday evening in this city of the
| democratic town committee of the
| town of Windfam and about sixty five
| other democrats of this city at an i'll
formal gathering held In the Hotel
| Hooker. The meeting opened at 8 o.
| clock with banquet, after which
Mayor Fitzgerald gave an interesting
| talk and address on the League of Ma
| lions. speaking very favorably of it.
/ He was followed by Mr.. Dubois who
| talked upon the present national adj
/ ministration and its many achieve
ments, through a period of years and
/ events, the like of which has never
been encountered before. Both speak
ers were very much enjoyed and warm
/ R applauded A reception was held
previous to the banquet in the parlors
! of the hotel at which all present were
/ given the opportunity to meet both
Mayor Fitzgerald and Mr.. Dubois. The
reception committee was as follows:
Daniel P. Dunn, James f. Twooney,
Frank P. Fenton, P. ]. Laramie and
Hormidas Dion.
II Local residents interested in school
matters have recently received
through the mails from the Connect
cut Teachers Federation, copies OF the
three educational bills prepared by
Senator Hazen and the educational
committee which are to come before a
hearing in the legislature at Hartford
today (Tuesdayl.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the local Red Cross chapter was
held Monday afternoon. At the meet
ing the possibility Of having a class
in nursing at the Windham high
school next year was discussed. The
chapter has been asked to send his
terry of its career to the chairman OF
the Atlantic division. Mrs. Frank p
Fcnton was appointed to write the his
tory, assisted by Mrs. Dwight E. Abe
and Mrs. D. Everett Taylor
Monday night at the close of play
in the Y NJ. c. A. pool tournament, L
LamoureauX was leading with l.
/ games won and one lost. closely fol-
4 lowed by E. Batty with II games wor
/ and two lost.
4 There was considerable excitement
( at the plant of the Hall 4 Bill Print
4 ing company on North street, Monday
4 afternoon about half past Cne, whel
j smoke began to come through tn,
\ i.coTs of the building aud the employees
Z OF the company made hurried ext
+ | from the plant. An alarm was i'm
I mediately rutg in from 3ox 81 at thu
l Garner of Valley and North streets
| situated about fifty yards from the 10
I cation of the fire, Tne fire depart
mcnt soon had four lines of hose lait
and these were Carried into the eel
lar where the fire originated anon;
some stock of baled and loose paper
The firemen labored under difficulty
there being g great deal Of dens
smoke in the cellar .as was evidenced
by the fact that four men were in
short time overcome AMI lad to b.
carried out and revived in the fresl
air They were Captain Tight. Lieu
tenant William Wilton. H9semen f. ]
l T'cloduin ana William Smith, all of En-
4 gin Co. No. !. They recovered quick
a. H. The fire was kept confined to til
} place of its origin and the recall wa
4 sounded at $50 The cause or origi
\ of the fire could not be ascertainet
/ One employee was in the cellar only
y few minutes before the smoke shove
through the floors. An invstigatio
: will he mace later Ccnsiderab
;
n stock of paper in the cellar but asid
from that. there apparently was n
" loss The pant resumed operation
e IN a short time after the recall wa
st sounded.
l. There was good attendance !
in Monday evenings meeting of Nat
chaug dodge, No. 90, Knights of Ply
thias. First and second degrees wer
worked on Z number of candidates.
Official vis'tztiens of Bishop John
1t Milan of the Roman Catholic dioces
OF Hartford to Eastern Connecticut II
he ciude June 1st. st. Joseph's churcl
lie Willimantic, confirmation at 1890 a. r
re The committee from this city an
III vicinity in charge of the Red eros
De campaign for worn clothing are mue
Y. pleased with the response alread
III made The clothing is heirg sent
the poor and needy in EUROPE.
he there are am in this city who hay
s. Tot contributed to this worthy caus
m and feel disposed to- do so. the clotl
m ing may be left In one x the empt
ne stores OF the Fl. T. Clark block @
es Church street.
IN Former Mayor and Mrs. Daniel
= Dunn returned to this city Monda
III after spending a week in New YoI
j. and Brooklyn guests Of relative
" lllIt Ill NV IUJh lHty l.utt Lie VI
~ Eortunity to witness the Immense ps
e raGe of the 27th Division last Tue
- day
At the meeting of the Chamber
Commerce Ghis) Tuesday evening
large attendance is anticipated a goo
al many tickets having already been di
"a posed Of. D.. John T. Black of Har
'o ford is expected to address the NEE
10 ing On Pubic Health as q Municip
vi Asset and an interesting talk is lookt
fol
- The continued cases Of Mr.. and MIR
JGhn 7. Meik;e of So Turner street. o.
cppied the attention of the police cou
Monday morning for over two hour
~ The accused were represented in cou
d by counsel and pleas of not guilty we
entered. The trouble arose over Il
Nieikle children riding Oil the sidewa
Cr Turner street and it was stat'
that the children spoke dIsrespectful
to residents in that secNt Il. 1t w
admitted that the riding on he sid
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