Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-04

At the meeting Charles ". Hill was chosen secretary and Frank P. Fenton presided The matter of selecting d date for the proposed celebration was i discussed at length and it was finally l decided that it would not be practical to hold it on the Fourth of July owing | to the short time left for making ar engagements. The sum of 5000 was 1 appropriated at the meeting Monday | night for the celebration and this ap- i propriation as well as all other reso- 1 lutions passed at the meeting will l have to be ratified by ballot at a later date possibly within a week or ten ! days. Another matter which inter- feres materially with holding the cele- | bration here on the Fourth is that i Norwich has already made plans for | the same sort of 8 celebration on that 1 day, to which many local organiza- | tions have received and accepted. No | date has as yet been selected for l Windham's Welcome Home celebra- | ton. There has been prevailing 1 opinion among many in the town that l the celebration would surely be held on the Fourth notwithstanding the l fact that many soldiers from Wind 1 ham will not have returned by that | time In the opinion Of others, La bor Day would be a fitting time for l the celebration. which would give am- | pie time for all arrangements to be made and by that time practically all l the sons of Old Windham. who took i part in the world war, will be home. i Judge Gardiner Greene, of Norwich, l was unable to be present at the ses- sion of the superior court scheduled in i Willimantic Tuesday morning as he Is presiding in Holland county. Sheriff Gates adjourned court until next Tues i day morning at 1.15.
 l The Connecticut State Teachers | League will hold it's annual meeting I next Saturday at the Connecticut Ag- ricultural College at Storrs. There
 will be morning and afternoon ses- sions. At the former the business meeting will take place. At the after noon session, addresses will be made 1 by President Charles L. Beach and Dr. Theodore H. Eaton of the college fac ultv. Miss Ella Broderck of New Haven, formerly of Willimantic, is the present secretary of the league.
 Beginning this Tuesday, morning and continuing for the rest of the cur rent term, the Natchaug and Model grade schools will hold but one ses- sion a day, beginning at S.3o a. m. and closing at 1 D. m. This arrangement which was put 1TLO eHecI two years ago. does not affect any of the other local schools.
 1 Among marriage licenses issued ir Hartford this week is one to Samue Tx. Dillworth and Della R. Gelinas both of this city.
 The marriage of Walter Goettiick, of
 Waterbury, and Miss Laura C. BacoT
 of this city, took place Tuesday morn ing at the rectory of St. Mary's
 church, the ceremony being perform
 ed by the pastor, Rev. J. J. Papillon
 The witnesses were J. D. Labelle oi
 Manchester, N. H.. and Aime J. Mar tineau of this city, brothers law o1
 the bride. After the ceremony, re-
 ception was held at the home of the
 brides mother Mrs. Simerez Bacon
 No 57 Moultou court and a breakfas
 was served The groom is connected
 with the Scoville Mfg. Co.. of Water
 bury and also part owner of ths
 Readville Mfg. Co. of the same city
 The bride is well known locally ant has many friends here. After Angus
 1. MT. and Mrs. Goettlick will be a
 home at No. 95 Fairlawn avenue, Wa
 The body of Mrs. Marshall Wood
 ward, who died recently at Jersey Cit!
 Heights, N. J., will be brought to thi citv today Wednesday, for burial il
 Willimantic cemetery.