Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-25
WHL4IM ANTIC

bearers were Frederick and Hender
son S. Moulton. Clarence C. Palmer
and Clarence Z. Chamberlain. Mrs.
aonds ulea a a. ane illness she Mas
born In Paris, Ken. Aug. 81. 1892. the
daughter of Robert and Sarah Brown
DUNCAN. She is survived by niece,
Mrs. Carrie Freeman Loose. of East
Orange.
Deputy Sheriff Addison >. Greensiit
laced an attachment Thursday for
see on the property of the O'Brien
rnival, now playing in this city to
tisfy a claim oof $3.50 brought by
enry Frederfcks of New York; city
no SAYS he furnished materials.
/ eaief1y canvas for the show A local
business man gave surety for the car
resented Mr., Frederick In the matter.
The case is returnable in the superior
court the first Tuesday in September.
Although the city spent money at.
the rate of five hundred dollars
minute at special city meeting on
Thursday night they fell two minutes
and half short OF the time record set
| at, the town meeting last Thursday
l night. Mayor Charles A. Gates called
the meeting to order at O'Clock,
| when about thirty voters were pres
ent. City Clerk Albert c. Scripture
read the warning for the meeting.
| Corporation Counsel William A. King
presented a motion authorizing the
common council to appropriate the
| sum Of three thousand dollars to be
turned over to the committee ap-H
ment of a celebration for the SOL
diers. sailors and marines of the town
who entered the service. The motion
| was seconded by Attorney T. J. Kei-
| ley and was unanimously carried at
s:o4. Frank p. Feuton. ci1air<1an of
the committee said that the commit
tee would endeavor to divine the bills
| equally between the town and city.
The meeting adjourned at sos.
Immediately following the city meet
! ing of the general committee and all
| the sub committees in charge of the
Welcome Home, celebration to be held
progress was reported along all lines.
Heard and Seen.
William n. Fields of New London
was a visitor here Thursday.
Alien B. Lincoln of Hartford, who
is sanding the summer at Westford,
was In the city Thursday.
Lieutenant James J. Lee is the
guest of friends in Marlboro. Mass.
William G. German of New Britain
was here Thursday on business.
Mortimer Porter of New Britain is
the guest of local relatives.
Albert B. Starr of East Hampton
was a business visitor here eWednes-
day.
. weeks acation in Hartford and
New York.
Louis Feiner of Hartford formerly
engaged in business here. was a WISH
tor in Wilimantic Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Madden efl
South Manchester called on friends
here Thursday morning en- route to
Ocean Beach.
the weekly PRAYER meeting at the
First Baptist>ehurch Thursday even
ing.
Miss Marie ST. Laurent of this city
has entered the Academy Of the Holy |
Family in Baltic, prepare tory to join
ing the Sisterhood.
Agent A. w. Buchanan of Mansfield |
was in this city Thursday to issue
certificates to children who desire to
go to work for the summer.
The Y NJ c. A hike scheduled for
Thursday was postponed until the
woods are dryer.
An automobile driven by Claude
GrisEs of Hop River struck and killed |
a dog belonging to Joseph Nolan about
O'Clock Wednesday evening.
A special meeting of the Whitman
tic Girls club was held in the club
rooms Wednesday evening.
John G. Hill of New York is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
G. Hill of Bellevue street. HIS has as
his guest Clyde Leslie. also of New
York. former classmate at Sufheld
school
Misses Ida Pfon and Irma Berard
left Thursday to spend week at |
C>sland Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Custard i
spent Thursday at Columbia Lake.
Miss Louise Johnson is confined to
her home here with severe attack
of tonsilitis.
The new umbrella for the traffic Of
ficer was placed in position on Main |
street Thursday.
James Haggarty, government in
spector at Bridgeport, is spending a
week at his home in this city.