Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
WILLIMANTICS

Jneer, who stated that Attorney Kei-
 ley's explanation of the situation was
 complete but suggested that If ths board of common council allowed th5
 exension of the Fullerton com pany's
 frontage a building line should be es- abolished to avoid further trouble | about extending the frontage of any of the other places of business in the | Union block. Alderman William E Webber then made the motion that ] the board of common council allow l the Fullerton company extend their frontage four feet and the mo- 1 ton was carried. A petition by All 1 bert NJ. Gilman for permission to 1 erect a gasoline pump ins front of his property at S51 Main street was read ] by City Clerk A C. Scripture and ac- i tion was taken- As there was no oth- CT business to be transacted the mo ! ton for adjournment was put in or i der and the meeting cIoSed-
 The Woman's Auxiliary or the T. ! NJ c A held the first meeting Of the year at the ' Tuesday afternoon 1 The meeting was called to order Tt 3:15 o'clock by the president, Mrs C D Stone and the minutes of the last meeting were read, being followed bv other routine business. It was voted that beginning with this year. the auxiliary will pay the expenses or their two delegates to the state con ventions. Owing to the small at tendance at the meeting delegates to the state convention of the AuxIlIary to be held at the Congreg gatlonai
 church at Stamford Thursday ana Friday October f6 and IT were not
 appointed, but will be chosen later
 William Foran, one of this city's
 most talented sons is to appear at a
 Norwich theatre next week in Turn
 to the Right" the famous comedy
 success in which he has been ap-
 bearing with distinction for the pas,
 three years Mir. Foran is the son of
 I h
 was born and brought up in this city,
 receiving his early education at St
 Joseph's parochial school MT Foran
 made his debut on the stage, play
 several nearby towns. along with his
 two brothers. John Foran- now engag- ad in the automobile business in New
 York state. and Edward Foran who is travelling with Barnum and Bailey shows Upon finishing his education
 Mir Foran left his home and travelled with several companies playing minor
 parts until he finally reached his present success. Before he rejoined the original company in Turn to the The Greenwich Village Follies'' New York Many friends of MT Foran who have followed his stage career with interest are sorry to learn that 2 nd are planning to take the trip over the hills to Norwich to see the play
 In the police court Tuesday morn ing Frank Lynch. 20. answered to a charge of assault on the person of William Heether of South Coventry. | The affair took place Saturday night. | to Heether he was en- gaged in starting his motorcycle | which he had left Temple street l when his head was suddenly pushed | ioxn Upon turning around he faced | Lynch. who told him to stop his mo- l Tor or he (Lynch) would Words fol- ] lowed and then Lynch knocked ] Ieether down and jumped on him. He was Of the opinion that Lynch was Lynch denied being in 1 oxicated and stated that he was un- lble to sleep because of the noise. a recurrence of what had happened | several times before. He however, entered a plea of guilty of assault. through PrOba ton Officer William C. ]! -yman. and was fined five dollars and ,osts. amounting to s14.50 which he ,aid
 Do-n1itories at the are now all occupied and the secretary at the ieSk has been forced to turn many
 pplicantS away The ' has been arrying this work for several
 ears and if more room was avail
 bie could be- used to advantage 5oys Secretary Frank R. Custer