Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-15
WILLIMANTIC

the properties committees,sfo flIrt her investigation and reppy N sssl ssiN Il ts's monthly bills were -read, s3tP pE5v ga Yin accepted after which ,rhe 'rneelllIlga ao-s ao journed at g o'clock, ss.. ssA-s-
 Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. at the home of the bride $ sister. Mrs. | Jennie Warren, of Lincoln Heights, Miss Arlena Loomis ~of thisr city and Walter Fl. Griggs ofA Chaplin were married by Rev, c. Harley smith, pas tor of the Methodist 55hpfsc opal church, before a gathering efta0 relatives and friends. Apple bloss6AssS N etesnsed in decorating the rooni:s.s ss Re ire silnients were served The couple were .unat- tended Both MT. and Mrs x Grisgs have many friends in NiHinantie and the Methodist Episcobaf ehufch and also, a member of Violet Rebedah lodge of this city MT. and Mfs. Grfsss eft on an afternoon train for a short we'd ding trip and upon their return will
 make their home on Oak street in this '''s, at the 4 Ame.ti1g ,ssAa@sifnlham ,sA-a@sif sas.rSp.
 rent, No. 10, l. o. 0. F., held Wed nesday evening ing Odd Fellows shall. class of four candidates was eSempf-
 fled in the patriarehial degree. A good
 number wasgpresent at the meeting. Hcse awason, No- a sof sMdnteomery Hose canlpany on ckson. street was returned to headdua rters SSXednesday' night, after having the old wagon tongue removed and replaced by shorters ope-s. Hereafterethe tEuck will , be drawn to fires by the city trucks instead of fmrhorses as in the nast. Five teachers at the Wndham High F. iI I,fp pointment next year: Mrs. Katherine Clark Dudley, Miss Sadie S. Bowman of Norwich. Miss Margaret Van Nuys, Miss Helen4 Church and Miss Lucy Taylor. At the Natchaug school Miss Helen McGregor and Miss Ruth Tal- colt. teachers in the Kindergarten, will not be candidates for reappointments. The teachers of Natchaus sohooi gave a luncheon party Tuesday alter noon at the Mary Anna isqdS hop for Miss Ruth Talcott of the5k fndsr sarten department of the school. in hon Ilpr of her approa ching maria get. with Robert 1 O. Branchc of Willimantie < 4sSsss..asS supt. Henderson s. Motatsn of the water denartmen tssNit II s, lis llsfl N $ ! busy Wednesday y fe1It Ire nairing ssa ! break in the 14-inch water main on the | hill near Whittemore park, which oc- l cured Wednesday afternoon about ) o'clock. The main is beginning to show l the effects of 9S years of service and | it is said is becoming inadequate for
 the needs Of the city as aswater main. Chief of Police Killourey was notified i Wednesday afternoon by the police au- 1 thorities in Putnam that Harley ! Davidson motorcycle had been stolen ] in that town shortly after noon and ! that the thief was riding the machine l toward Willimantic. The local authori- | ties were requested to apprehend him | if possible. Late in the afternoon if ! was learned that the machine had been | found near the road between Eastford and North Windham and that the
 machine was taken back to Putnam. It | it said that the thief obtained a ride | to this city. with John Young. the man who carries the mail to Eastford, and 1 that he got out of Young's wagon al Chapman.s paint shop near the trolley !, terminal in Willimahtic. and that he
 told Young he was going to Hartford This information. however. could not be verified and up to a late hour We'd nesday night the, thief had not beer caught. A sharr watch was kept IT | by the local police and it is highly probable that he beat it toward Nor
 wich rather than Hartford if his ridt to, this city with Young is a fact.
 v. Mrs. Julia A. Bill and daughter Car rie and Mrs, Frank M. Smith of thi! city are in Hartford attending the 23C annual convention of the Connection branch of the International Order O
 the Kings Daughters and Sons. whicl
 is being held at the Center churcl house. Rev. Dr. P. c. Wright. former ly of Norwich. conducted the service !, Wednesday night.
 Private Harry j BIanchette re j ceived his discharge from the service at Camp Mills Sunday and has re 5 turned to his home in Willimantic. H. , was member of the 104th M. o. R. S ] 29th division. and saw much actua fighting in France. Most of his worl was connected with. the repairing 0 motor. vehicles, which carried him int i a number of the fighting sectors. H 5 arrived in this country May 1th on tn ! transport America.
 The regular army is accepting en listments of men for one year or thre , years service. Among those from thi
 section who have. recently joined i
 Frank, Demarco of 19 Jackson place l Willimantic. IS year old son of Mrs
 Rose Demarco. He will eventually g
 overseas and become member of tn
 army of occupation but before doin | SO VIII De SlNeIt d COuISt i'll Dlll4ldl
 and physical training. Many are talk
 ing advantage of the opportunity o seeing the ;hattleflelds of Europe an
 the country in general by enlisting fo
 one or three years service.
 At the 121st annual convocation 0
 the grand chapter of Royal Arch Ma
 sons held in Hartford this week C1ar
 enee E. LarkiR of 4thfs city was ap pointed a. member of the grieyanc : committee and Edward W. Avery c South Windham was appointed chair man of the committee of address C
 grand high priest. .,....
 A session of the superior court wi
 be held in Willimantic today (Wed
 nesday} at 10, o'clock. with Judge Gar diner Greene of Norwich on the bencl
 A good number attended whis | held in the Center street armory 0 Tuesda yevening under the auspice
 | of the Windham Girls club. At th