Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
WILLIMANTIC

and helds 9 responsible position at the Rossie Velvet company. The bride for some time has Il the emp oy of
 Jain street merchant. The coupe viii reside h's city, after
 cir honeymoon of two weeks MeE4.- i...;.i No. 345, Who to'J- Rociiy Point Sun day, are enthusiastic over the shore din- ner serVe,i ..,e->. According to the men it was mighty good.
 ! Local peo3le expecting friends on the ! S.35 q. m.- train over the Providence di- i vision of the New Haven railroad were forced to wait nearly three hours before 1 their friends arrived. This delay was l due to breakdown at Washington. E. i |. and the tr"ir was held until new
 :ire was sent out from Providence. I euben T. 1.AIuning of North Franklin | will fill the vacancy in R. F. D. route No. I, out of that office due to the pen sioning law for eTnployes of the postal ' department which lays off J. D. Simpson who has he'd the position for the past 1 tighteen years.
 Many local people mOtored to the i Connecticut Agricultural College Tues 1 day to attend the opening sessions of 1 the various departments there. From all 1 evidences Thursday will be banner day for local people and many from towns 1 surrounding this city to pilgrimage to Storrs where a sheep run and cattle ex- hibition is to be staged and d good time l planned for all.
 The report of City Health Officer Dr. W. P. S kea.ing shows that during the month of July there were but ten cases of contagious diseases in this city. These cases were as foI.ovs: diphtheria g. l scarlet fever l and measles 1.
 Miss Lillian Kromstadt of New York 1 is q visitor at the home of her aunt
 Mrs. Benjamin Eisenberg of No. 46 John street.
 After spending several weeks at the Mattewan. x. Y.. home of her mother
 Mrs. William P. S Heating, and son Stuart have returned to their home ir
 this city.
 Thomas Ashton of this city a co.iec-
 tor of historical and interesting articles received another to add to his collection Tuesday afternoon when ex-Mayor Dan iel P. Dunn. who was a delegate to the democratic national convention at Sar Francisco presented him the handsome ! convention badge he had received from ! the Ohio delegation backing Governor Cox On the badge was the inscription i For president. James NJ. Cox of Ohio Democracy will win with Cox Sar Francisco. California"
 ! John E. Brick recently purchased the two-tenement house at 231 Main street
 from Ernest Johnson. Mr. Brick is tc
 move into the building soon.
 Roughhousing in the local Y. M C. 4
 building Tuesday night resulted in one
 members expulsion following an arsu-
 ment of some duration. According to g 1 Y official the party expelled had been if 1 the habit of making trouble for some l time and last evering was the clirnax x Physical Director c. A Sampson. wh5 1 happened to be i'll charge Of the building for the evening. spoke to on4 of the fel. l lows in the lobby requesting him to sto- l his fooling but received an answer in l tending to arouse his feelings. The per. son responsible was told to leave the | building but refused to go. demand n. his money for membership 1T he was t( | be kicked out. He soon got it and de parted somewhat sheep shly. Later Mir l Sampson stated that he did nos like tC i have such things happen at the asso c.ation building hut several eye wit nesses of the whole affair agreed tha he was justified in asking the party t, 1 hand in his card. With women in tn,
 building ii is right to expect prope
 language and actions and when an. l member fec that these things can b overridden it is time the Y lost tha
 member. No doubt the party will fee regret for his action Tues lay night bu according to statements of several p.o pie who hennened 10 he in fhe building
 at times when such times are in prog
 ress, there are others who should srou ] rr-7~~ respect fc~ ero V Nf e. A thai
 to abuse the privileges given.
 Secretary Frank 1t Gust rd of the Y
 M. C. A. is spending two wee''s' vacation
 at Silver Bay. Lake George, \. '. Although the scheme of Charles Ponzi
 the "get-rich-quick'' financier, had at tracted the attention of some loce eI peo
 pie. nothing can be learned about an.
 of them putting any money into the banl
 he opened in Boston. One local youn,
 fellow took his money out of a loca
 bank and stated he was going to get 5
 per cent. interest on it. but whether h
 invested it or not cannot be learned.
 Some twenty republicans leave tfi
 city today "Wednesday 10 attend th
 Merit Day dinner at nanbury. Tn
 party will make the trip in several au 1 tonobiles.
 PLAINFIELD