Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-22
.WILLIMANTI

Parker, chairman committee on social hygiene, National League of Women Vot- CTS; State Care for Delinquent Girls. tendent Connecticut Industrial School for Girls.
 2 D. m.-The Nation: The National Government Mrs. Nancy NJ. Schoonma- ker; Glimpses of the National Conven- ton. Mrs. Hiram Percy Maxim alternate to national democratic convention; When and Where to Vote in Caucuses Mrs Ruth McIntire Dadourian, executive sec retary Connecticut Woman Suffrage As sociauon.
 D. m.. Y. M. C. A., Willimantic-Poh- tical Parties and Elections Mrs Nancy N. Schoonmaker; The League of Nations, Edwin Davies Schoonmaker, of the Unit ed States Mission to Russia.
 Some thirty members of Frances S. Long Woman's Relief Corps, No. 2s, left this city Wednesday morning on the 1925 trolley for the Willimantic Camp Grounds, where they spend the remainder of the day as guests of Mrs. Oscar Bar rows. Mrs. Clarence Barrows, and Mrs. Bertha Gridley. members of the corps owning cottages at the camp grounds. Each member of the corps carried with her basket lunch and during the meals tea and coffee were served by the host ess. The day was passed in a social good time. the ladies remaining until sundown and late in the evening. Upon bidding the three entertainers goodbye all members expressed a desire that this annual event might continue for many years.
 Wednesday. Aug 4, the members of the corps will hold their annual picnic at Chamberlain Grove. Williams Cross ing. Committees and plans for the day are in the making and will be announced later.
 Chief of Police Daniel J. KflIourey and Officer Thomas Grady left this city at 5-50 o'clock this (Thursday) morning for New Haven where they are to attend the annual convention of the Connecticut Po- lice Association. During the absence of Chief Killourey Lieutenant Allan McAr- thur will take up his duties.
 Evidently one woman in Holland coun- ty feels that Windham county, and es- pecially Willimantic should do something about stopping the sale of liquor by il- legal means in that county. One day re- c@ntl'- '"'s wom'- -'-a |" Chs t'"- lice Killourey and asked him to aid in stopping liquor sales in that county The chief, who endeavors to please all corners
 could not no better than to refer her to County Sheriff F. o. Vinton. or the Rockville authorities, as Holland county is not in his jurisdiction.
 Not long ago this city had a storm that caused marv dollars da r,,. e-e. toA streets in the hill section owing to the great amount of water that fell in a short space of time. The dirt roads and even the gravel roads were badly torn up by the rushing waters and when
 the street department made their rounds of the storm sewer manholes. large part of the roadbeds that were
 missing were found therein Manholes at thecorners of Union street, at the corner
 of North and Main and at the corner of
 Main and Jackson were found to be the heavy holders of dirt The manhoIe at the last named intersection of streets although eleven feet in depth was filled
 to within three feet of the top with parts
 of Main and Jackson streets. Three au- to truck loads of dirt was taken out of this manhole.
 The annual picnic of the Calvary Ran. tist church of Willimantic was held on Wednesday at the Pumping Station, Mansfield. \ The day was ideal for inc outing and young and old alike joined in ] the games and activities planned by the committee. In addition to the usual basket lunch, fish fry proved popular with the picnickers. During the after noon members of Calva~ Baptist Mis- sion of Rockville joined the local church I people for asocial gathering greatly en- joyed. The committee in charge of the arrangements for the day consisted oI Rev. C. P. Powell, pastor, Mrs Nellie A Flppen. A H. Harris, P. S Harris and J. H. Peters.
 Parents and friends of the boys of ! Company G., Third Regiment C. s. G., of this city are planning to go to Mantle 1 Friday when Governors Day will be cele- | brated at the camp and dress parade will feature the days programme.
 | Funeral services for Miss Sarah Lit ! terick were held Wednesday afternoon at ! o'clock a St Pauls Episcopal church, ] the service being conducted by Rev. l Walter ?. Borchert, the rector by whom 1 the service was read at the grave in l Willimantic cemetery. The bearers were | Joseph Bernet, Robert Winters, George