Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-31
WILLIMANTIC

imal The motorcycle to be used in the delivery of the mail is of the Hen dee Indian manufacture with special side car attachments equipped for mail carrying.
 At the meeting of the WilIimantic Clerks Protective Association held on Monday night at the Choral club rooms, the members went on record as favoring the daylight saving plan.
 Plans for canvassing the members of St. Joseph's parish for member ship in the Catholic Mission Aid so- ciety have been completed and the work of soliciting will soon begin.. Each canvasser has been given names of the people whom they are to see and a. supply of pledge cards has been. distributed.
 At a recent meeting of the girl members of the American Thread Company Athletic Association when President Charles ". Hill presided, a slate of officers were selected to act with the male officers elected at a previous meeting of the association The officers slated were: vice presi- 1 dent, Miss Dorothy Curran; assistant secretary. Miss Isabelle O'Brien: as- sistant treasurer, Miss Anna Mo- Clone: members of the board of di- T Bernice Cavanaugh. The following
 girls were appointed members of the
 girls athletic committee, Miss Dell 1 ma Gelinas, chairman. and Misses Yvonne Laramie, Marie Laplante, Ida | Delude,s and Anna Bertoncene. Fol lowing the election of officers there was a general discussion as to the possibilities of forming baseball, bowling and basketball leagues for the season. The plan in the baseball
 and basketball leagues is to have a team picked from the best players in each department and have this team compete with other industrial teams. Plans for the removal of the outdoor basketball court at Recreation park to the lower end of the field resulted in the decision to remove it at an early date The girls athletic asso- ciation of the American Thread com
 pany comprises some HOO members, 1 or about 70 per cent. of the total
 number employed at the plant.
 1 Aldrige Dodge and John Bucko a committee of two appointed by york; l men at the Atwood Machine Conn 1 pany plant, collected the sum of $15 l Tuesday with wh ch to purchase i flowers for the funeral of an associate workman, Louis Hennequin. who died | W
 employed in the shipping department
 and was well liked by those who ] worked with him.
 Guy Spring of New Britain was in
 this city Tuesday and paid visits to i several friends
 Seventeen new applications fol l drivers licenses were received by ] Deputy Inspector John G. Whitman isof Stafford during his stay in this cit, 1 Tuesday. Inspector Whitman was 1T
 his office at the town building iron
 10 a. m. until 3.30 p. m.
 A meeting of James J. Shea Post l No. 19. American Legion, was held or :, Tuesday night at the state armory or l Pleasant street for the purpose oi voicing their stand as regards the bo nus question now before congress
 The meeting was opened by Presiden
 James J. Lee who called upon Sec. | retary Dr. W. P. S. Heating to reaG
 the data he had received about thi.
 bonus question. Secretary Keatinf
 then read the letter he had received
 containing the plans for legislation
 favoring the four things wanted
 These covered land projects, home
 aid, vocational training and adjusted
 compensation. .E
 ! Following the reading of these plan