Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-29
WILLIMANTIC

, she gave up and moved to New Jersey. Attorney Frank H. Foss represented the 1 plaintiff and Attorney William A. King the defendant
 | Friday eveaing sf this week, Congress- man Augustine Lonergan of Hartford, democratic candidate for senator from | this state, Mrs. Hiram Percey Maxim, al- 1 ternate to the democTatic convention, and Robert T. Butler. of Hartford, will speak in this city. at the democratic rally at the | town hall.
 | Wiilinlantic is assured that during the few weeks remaining before the nation elections many of the biggest men of the country, both republican and democrats | will deliver addresses to the people of the city. Both the republican and demo- cratic committee have made it known that they will endeavor to get the big men | of their parties to come here for the pur- pose of delivering campaign speeches.
 The police have been assigned the fol- lowing beats for October by Chief Xiii 1 leurey: Officer BembFia Sodom; Officer Paulhus, Jackson street; Officer Grady. Upper Main street; Officer Leahy center Main street; Officer Mclean, day duty. The ne wchanges go into effect Friday, October 1st
 Mrs. Helen Zuravska, of Al Brick Row and Mrs. Carrnieiia Mazzola of No 42 Brick Row will air their troubles be- for Judge Frank Goss. this. (Wed- nesday) morning. when the claims against each other were chicken stealing and mis- behaviour Before seeking the police they had resorted to the ancient feminine prac- tice of hair pulling but that did not set. tie matters. Chief Killourey could not settle the affair either. so he put it up to the judge Charges of breach of the peace were preferred against the two.
 Captain Fred H. Williams, of Canton
 Windham, No 2, Uniform Rank has been
 appointed inspecting officer on the Staff of Colonel c. M. Chappen, department commander of Cohnecticut.
 Walter V. Cavigan left this city Mon
 day for Lewiston, Me, to enter the
 freshman class at Bates college He re-
 Smiling Bobby Jones" at Baltimore,
 Md. During the summer months he
 toured Pennsylvania, Delaware and Mary
 land with the troupe.
 Members of James J Shea Post. No
 IS, American Legion, held their first
 meeting of the fall Tuesday evening in
 the Spanish War Veterans room in the
 state armory. Matters of importance
 were brought before the meeting, one
 Of them relative to dance to be held
 Armistiee night under the auspices of
 the post. Last year the dance proved
 great success. Captain W P S. Keat.
 ing, chairman of the post also gave out instruction to those desiring information
 about obtaining victory medals Within
 short tinaeSit has been stated it will be-
 come difficult for the ex-service man te get this medal and if one is desired steps
 should be taken immediately to secure it
 Insurance, allotrnents and back pay in
 formation was also available and is at an1 . time to ex-service men. whether they be
 long to the post or not
 The American Thread Company plan
 remained closed all day Tuesday owins to low water The Quidnick- -Windhan plant. however. was able to operate al day. Tuesday mare the second day tn, Thread plant had remained closed due tt ! low water By afternoon. however, tn, 1 water became higher and was sbeginnin, to overflow the dam and the plant vii 1 resume operations this "Wednesday morning at the usual time, the lost tim , to be made up during the remaining day of the week, this being possible as tn, mile are running a three day schedule 1 Low water in the Columbia lake and re pairs to one of the gates at the Quidnick Windham plant caused the shortage tha
 has prevented the mills operating during 1 the past two days.
 Members of San Jose Council, No. 14 Knights of Columbus held an entertain
 ment and smoker Tuesday evening a
 St. Mary's hall, Valley street. Knight. from cities surrounding Willimantic at tending. At the meeting the recently elected officers were installed by Distric Deputy Mullen and staff officers iron Putnam. The officers installed were Grand knight, Thomas J. OBrien; dep uty grand knight, Arthur P. Bergeron chancellor. Conrad Dubeau recording sec
 retary, Charles F. Reginet financial sec retary,, John P. McQuillan treasurer
 William Lennon; advocates, James F
 Twomey; warden, Harry P. Sullican in l., side guard, James Healey; outside guard IT Arthur J, Cartier; trustee for three years l: John W. Moran,
 Herbert T. Consdon, died at his home
 No. 13S Spring street, Monday mornin
 following a long illness of heart trouble He was born in Norwich December 1s
 1851, the son of Hezekiah R. and Lydi
 B. Brown Congdon. He was married t
 Theresa E. Tilden of Willimantic on Au
 gust 5, 1875. Besides his widow h I leaves an aunt, Miss Electa Brown ( Lebanon and several cousins. He wa a member of Eastern Star Lodge, F an A. M of WiIfin1antic