Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12

the tcwnz ppropriatS me sunn of s3.- ' 266. Coventry eets 34e60 from the state and will furnish t7.00t for. the repairs. Lebanon seta t19.1se from the lowing towns, of which Windharn is one have hree-quarters of the cost borne by the state: East Hamptcn. HaWden, Manchester. Sprague The follDWjnE tuwns..having grand lists CT eighth or the allotment. Tn each case the state gives $TS75 and the town pays s1.1zS. Andover, Boxrah, Can terbury, Colchesfer. Columbia. Frank lin. Goshen, Hampton. MansHeld sUn- ion, VoluntoWn and Woodstock. The town of Scotland is also in the lat ter category but as the repairs only amount to 5000 the state allotment is only $3.5oe.
 the local '. M. c. A. has rendered his resignation to take effect Sept. l. He will leave the fifteenth of this month as heahas. two weeks vacation. MT. Martin came to the Wiliimantic Asso- citation in February 1918 from Jersey City and has had a very successful term at the local Y. The directors of the association feel keen regret at losing MT. Martin but have no one in view just now to succeed him. His future plans have not been given out
 The Fetish sesietiss Of the city met Sunday afternoon and formulated plans for their part in the parade on Saturday. A Polish band. from Web ster. Mass. is to furnish music for their section Of the parade. They will have about 250 men and women in line and will probably have a float as well. J. No~ak is the Polish member of the parade committee.
 The civil service is to hold an ex- animation for ianitor of the local post salary of $eog (plus s120). Applicants must be between the ages of 20 and 50 at the time at which application is made, except in the case of ex-ser- vice men who have suffered partial disa biIity from wounds, in which case they will be excused from the age linn it's. There will be no educational test. The only requirements to be met are. age. physic9 ability and training and experience.
 Joseph o. eeaudstts of 4s Main street has enlisted in the army for three years. taking his physical ex- animation at the Springfield recruit ing station Saturday. He enlisted in the motor transport corps and has cia1 instruction. Special teIeEraphic authority had to be secured from the war department for his enlistment. as he was few pounds under weight.
 Work has been st.s-tsd on the rem ovation of the local Y. M. C. A. buiid-
 
 to be whitened and there will be a general housekeeping and painting. The rooms in the dorrnitory section of the building have been repainted.
 The fire department has had con- siderable trouble this summer in keeping whole glass in the fire alarm soxes. It almost seems as if the throwing of stones at these boxes had supplanted baseball as the favorite sport of Willitnantic's youth. Accur icy in hurl f1g stones may be valua- ,Ie asset It it is going to be 8 high priced ora for anyone who is caught requiring 1t at the expense of the lire 
 Brief Mention.
 Miss Clara Hope. stenogrs pfier at he '. M C. A.. has returned to her Iuties after two weeks vacation.
 The Dyers are to play the team rom the Nos and mills in the 1n- 1 lustrial League tonight at Recreat ton 1 Park. |
 Entries have commenced to come in | 1t the local Y. M. c. A. for the tennis l to be held at Recreation | Park.
 Clifton Potter of South Manchester l pent the week-en with friends here. i
 William Luton of South Park street | yas in New London on business with | Jounty Investigator William E. Jack | on on Monday.