Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
WILLIM MANTIC

city A week ago Saturday at AndoVer a car containing several of these con- tainers was smashed up and the whiskey wes transferred to another car, the men getting away.
 Mitchell Denau1t, for the past twenty years sexton of St. Mary's parish has rendered his resignation to take effect this coming Saturday. His place will be filled by Omer LaFontaine. MT. Denault's life as 8 sexton dates back to the sum fner of 1901 when the was appointed sex ton of St. Joseph's parish by Rev. 1 Florimond DeBruyker At the death of Rev. Father DeBruyker in the fall of | 1902 the parish was divided, MT. Denault going to St. Mary's parish where he has been for the past seventeen years. Dur ing his long term of service he has had by two vacations of less than three weeks, his work being seven days week. 4 change, he states will do him good, and he has leased the old Charles Page place at Windham Center, now the property of l the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph s church, and will take up farming as an occupation.
 The following committee appointments have been announced by the directors of | the Willimantic Chamber of Commerce. Publicity-W. C. Norris chairman; c. W. Hill, J. P. Mustard, l. F. Twomey, 1 Clement Hurteau,
 Reception-H A. Case, chairman; Rev J. A Clark, Rev H. S. McCready, Rev 1 W. F. Borchert, Rev J. J. Papillon, Ret.-A. D>Carpenter. Rev. c. H. Smith. EntertaiDment-J P Bath, chairman John Pickett. John F. Collins, ]. F. Twomey, Isaac Champeau C. H. Cas- we'll ". c. Norris F M Lincoln, Arthur Kelley.
 Membership-N. A. Daniels, chairman | F. Sullivan Alfred Abbe, A. Fournier P. D. Donohua
 A. L. French, Daniel Holbrook, E. J Randall.
 Ffnance--H. D. Pollard chairman; c S. Elliott, F. A. Sanderson
 l TradeAGeorge F. Taylor, chairman Fred D. Jordan, Leslie Nichols Franl Larrabee, Andrew Rux, Valentine L Murphy.
 Public Works-Frank H. Foss, chair man. George F. Taylor, V. L. Murphy
 Rose Thifault, age sixteen, was seq fenced to the State Farm for Girls g East Lyme by Judge Frank H. Foss when she appeared before him Saturda! morning in the police court. The gir had been charged with being in manifes danger of falling into habits of vice She entered plea of not guilty to tn charge through Mrs. Ora Manning Clarl her guardian ad litem. Mrs. Clarl stated that the girl had first attractet her attention three years ago. About week ago the girl left home and went t Hartford, staying several days; on othe occasions also she had worried her rela tives by the late hours she kept. Tn girii had recently been placed on proba tion for theft. Mrs. Clark was of tn opinion that the home life of the girl wa not of the best. although there was plen ty Of food: The girl, she said, was in clined to i'll health, In announcing tn decision the judge stated that it wa best to give the girl better chance an she was taken to East Lyme later in tn day
 Hunters numbering 45O have taken on licenses from the town clerks office sine the beginning of the season. During tn past week nearly seventy licenses hau | ben granted, and 1t is expected that man, tnoF will take out a license within tn present week.
 Two enjoyable concerts were given fl this city Saturday by the Salvation Arm, band of South Manchester. The band which number thirty-three pieces, is le, 1 by David Addy. Both concerts wer 1 given at Lincoln square and large gath | erings were attracted by seach. Follow 1 ing the concert a meeting was held a 1 Salvation Army Hall on Church street. Employees of the Holland Silk compan, will be without work until Thursday e this week owing to the non-arrivaI o 1 the machinery, neded to repair damage t the engine at the mill Provided the part needed arrive on time, work will be re stunned on this day making it just tw 1 weeks since the break happened and tn east mill of the company was forced t shut down.
 Frank kraus' resignation as presiden
 of the Willimantic Textile Council was as
 cepted at a recent meeting of the organ
 ization, and Joseph F. Simpson was ar
 pointed his successor. MT Kraus dul
 ing his term as president has settle
 many labor disputes to the satisfactiu
 Of both sides and by his resigning Il
 Texth Council has lost a valuable office
 There was large attendance at Il
 pance at the state armory on Pleasa, street Saturday evening. Music was fin
 nlshed by Herb Smiths orchestra. The eox-RooseveIt club of South Co ; entry is to hold rally at Coyent,
 Wednesday evening at the town ha
 Thomas A. Spellacy of Hartford. assis
 ant to the U. s. Attorney General. Jud,
 Smith of Hartford, U. S. district attorn,
 and Frank P. Fenton of Willimantc a
 to be the speakers.
 The Windham Republican club win ho
 another big rally Friday evening at u
 town hall Hen. George Wharton Pc A per of Philadelphia is to be the princip speaker. MT. Pepper is regarded as o, = of the greatest constitutional and inte
 national lawyers in America and Is
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