Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-07
WILLIMA ANTIC

gates. sIr Morrison then made the motion that the delegates be empower ed to fill any vacancies that may oc- cur in their number. and it was car ried.
 Chairman Murphy then called for town committee for the ensuing two years, stating that he was not a can Edidate for reelection. Frank P Fen ton nominated Mir. Murphy and the nomination was sustained. Mir. Mur- phy accepted. The remainder of the committee is made up as follows: Frank F. Fenton, James P. Mustard, John K. Pickett, George H. Backus, John J, Sullivan and Arthur Racicot. The last two named were appointed following the suggestion by Mr. Dunn | that two more men be appointed to the | town committee. P. D. Donohue made | motion that the committee be em- powered to appoint other men to their committee if the need arises, the num- Der of men on the committee not to | exceed F. The motion was carried. Adjournment came at 8.32, the meet ing being harmonious throughout
 The April meeting of the WilIiman- 1 tic Chamber of Commerce was held at 1 the chamber rooms Tuesday evening. l Supper was served sat 6.30 o'clock and | following the supper brief business meeting was held. President James B. 1 Fullerton called the meeting to order and the business transacted was mostly the appointing of committees to act on matters relative to bettering city conditions and relieving the chamber of the mortgage placed upon their building. A committee of five, c. w. Hill. chairman. Herbert H. Hu- Der, Frank H. Foss, Valentine L. Mur- phy and James F. Mustard, were ap- pointed as housing committee, whose duties would bbe to see what could be done toward relieving the housing shortage now existing in the city. 4 committee of four, Judge Otto B. Rob- inson, chairman, James r. Twomey,
 Nelson A. Daniels and Napoleon Ba- con. were appointed as committee of
 team captains to go out among the
 members of the Chamber of Commerce to ask them to take bonds that will relieve the chamber of the mortgage now placed upon their building. Each , member is to be limited to ten shares
 The following committee was appoint
 cd to act as an advisory committee tc
 the team captains appointed: Franl M. Lincoln. George r. Taylor. Charle. , F. Risedorf and George E. Hinman. 4 , committee of three is to be appointed [ to aid the Y. M. c. A. in helping pu
 over their play, 100000" Resolution l of sympathy were drawn up to be sen ! to Judge James F. Twomey, who los ; his wife Sunday. At the conclusion o
 the business meeting the speaker o 5 the evening, Rev. J. R. Danforth, [ D., of New London, was introduce :, and spoke on Ragged Edges. an ac , count of present day conditions an I how best one could smooth the edge.
 His talk was highly interesting and ? mixture of ready wit pleased his audi ence many times during the evening. /. A meeting of James J. Shea pos No. 19, American Legion, was hel
 Tuesday night at the armory on Pleas
 ant street. The bonus question no, before congress occupied much atteu
 tion of the meeting, and plans for th
 post dance to be given later this sea
 son were talked over.
 Miss Linnell of the high school fac
 ulty was unable to teach her classe !. Tuesday owing to illness and her plac
 was filled by Miss Elsie Casey.
 1t was announced Tuesday afte noon at the local office of the Amer
 can Thread Company :. that Peter
 Hinds, superintendent of No. al
 No. 3 divisions of the Holyoke, Mas