Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-27
WILLIMANTIC

1 tied to equip the new truck. will be sold.
 Local Yankee Divisicn <nsn are to form an association. separate from the American Legion. under the name of P. Veterans Associatton. A fantry as we'll as other Twenty-S sixth Division organisations. met at the rooms of A. c. Tyler Camp No. B, United spanish War Veterans at the tion. The following officers were elected: President. Lieut. James J. Lee; vice president. Sergt. Harry Nor risons secretary treasurer. Corporal Thomas A. shea. Another meeting Is to be held when 1t is hoped that all the r. D. men in Windham will be represented. It is hoped that the new organization can hold a dance and carnival Nov. H. Armfstfce Day.
 Andover startsd . oampaigu against speeding Sunday, with the result that several autoists are shy some money and the town Is the richer thereby. Two officers worked together and as fast as speeder was apprehended he was h-led- before Justice of the Peace Charles Faulkner. and fined Seven speeders were caught. three being from this state. two from Massachu- setts. one from Rhode Island and one from New York. Justice Caulkner re-
 
 that he believed those arrested had had a lesson and set those who had been equally guilty, but more lucky. an example.
 Preparations for She county fair to be given under the auspices of Willi- mantle Lodge, No. 1SI1. R. r. o. F., have been virtually completed. The recently purchased grounds on Pleas- ant street which will be the site of the fair, have been cleared off by mem- bers Of the lodge. working Sundays, afternoons and evenings. so that tho grounds make q very presentable ap- pearance. There Is to be street pa rade on the opening night. There will be dancing each afternoon and even- ing during the fair. The exhibits pro- mise to be very interesting. The priv ilege of exhibiting is extended to all residents of eastern Connecticut in most of the classes although there are a few classes which are open only to residents of Windham. The following committees are in charge of the fair: General committee-P. D. Donahue, chairman, Charles W, Hill. Joseph M. Berard, John R. Edgarton- I.uois Flynn, Francis Keon. George PeioQuin and Valentine Murphy: committee on William A. Dawson. secretary; mid way committee-John B. Edgarton. chairman; music. parade and dance committee. Joseph M. Rerard. chair
  committee, Valentine l.. Murphy, chairman; ticket committee. Joseph M. Berard; canvassers, committee, George Peloquin. In addition to the vegetables there will be high class livestock on exhibition. through the efforts of County Agent Ellis. There is also. grange. exhibit, open to any grange in eastern Connecticut.
 Brief Mention.
 John H. Anderson. of Manchester. is spending a few days with friends here. init street spent Sunday at Revere Beach.
 Miss Muriel Gelinas of 7s North street has left for Springfield. where she will enter business school
 Richard 0'Connor has. returned to his home in Naugatuck. after spend ing several days with Mrs. Annie O. Connor and family of Jackson street.
 Misses Mary Mccarthy of Provi- dence and Mary Halpin of Boston are guests of Miss Rose Hickey of Jack son street.
 Miss Catherine Shortel1 has return ed to her home on Main street, after spending ten days with relatives il New Haven.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Southward have returned. after an automobile trip through the White Mountains.
 Letter Carriers George H. Arnold l ana DWlSnI w. lde or the iOcdl post office will return to duty this (Wed- nesday1 morning. having concluded | their vacations.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel P. Dunn with their niece. Miss Catherine Hurley of South Manchester and Arthur Con- nors of this city returned Monday l from a weeks auto tour through l New England.
 Repairs are being made to the road l on lower Main street between Brook i and Ash streets.
 Men are engaged in laying a new sidewalk on North street on the east l side of the Opera House block. 1