Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-07
WILLTMANrTIC

and 1t is. expected that he will take over the work if he is, selected Along with this work it is expected that he will be- come Americanizatiop agent of the town of Windham subject to the approval of the state director of Americanization, Robert Deming. Willimantic has been. without an Annericanization director since J. D. Elmendorf left this city for a position as industrial director of the state Y. M. c. A. of New Jersey. Schools will begin their 5wor kthis coming Sep tember and it is desired that man may be appointed to this position before the fall terms begin. It was voted that the advisory board of the Y M c. A. be reelected, the following men still holding office; Ky Harris, Kenneth N. Hillhouse, Raymond A. Parker, Robert Higgins and X. C.. Reux. Frank A. Custard, who is now filling the office of general secretary of the was elected q member of the board of directors of the Willimantic welfare bureau to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of MT. Elnendorf, the former secretary of the '. M, c. A.
 Too much Jakey spelled cooler to John Haley Tuesday afternoon and he will ap- pear before the police court this CWed nesday) morning to answer to the charge of intoxication. He was found on the wall on upper Main street by the police and as his condition was so absolutely ''picl1led" he was taken in tow.
 Three men drove into this city Tues day evening in Ford and stopped on Main street. They got out of the ma chine and entered g lunch room, two of the men holding the third by the arm. Everything went well for a few minutes but suddenly the lunch rom door flew open and a man ran out travelling like scared rabbit. He rounded the corner into North street and up the alley in the rear of the Opera House block and there he was caught by the two men. Once again they entered their Ford and went out of the city, The crowd that gathered learned that the men came from Mans field way and were taking the runaway to Brewster's Neck where he was to re- ceive treatment. The man took his cap ture easily, stating that if he had not run into a blind alley his pursuers would have had to take his dust.
 Several local young women. accom- panied by friends from Norwich are spending the mouth of July at Pleasure beach, These. girls are tl7e Misses Mary Twemey. Mabel Hardman, Evelyn Thompson, May Cheney and Edna Van derman.
 Frank c. Lincoln and family are spending the summer at their cottage at Pleasure Beach.
 Louis Groruard and Clement Hurteau, both of Wiilimantic. appeared before the police court at Manchester Tuesday morning to answer to charges of violating the speed laws Fines amounting to $S.92 were paid in each case. Fhe men were arrested Monday afternoon by Motorcycle Officer Fitzgerald of Manchester while they were driving through East Center street in that town Bonds of $25 were furnished for the appearance of both men in court Tuesday morning.
 Applications for driving licenses kept John c. 9Nightman of Stafford Springs busy Tuesday in this city. There was a steady group of applicants at the town building during his office hours.
 The wedding of Albert Lussier and Miss Ida Matte, both of this city, took place Tuesday morning at St. Mary's church, the ceremony being performed by Rev. J. J. Papillon. Hor1nisdas Lussier and Louis Matte, fathers of the groom and bride, re- spectiVely were the witnesses. Follow ing the ceremony, a breakfast was served and reception was held at the home of the brides parents at f Maple avenue.
 Arthur Clark is spending ten days va cation with relatives in New Haven,
 Raymond F. Clark of Columbia paid this city a visit Tuesday afternoon and told of damage done to his property. Sat urday by motorists whose machine stalled while in that town. The automobile, he said. had become stranded and the own CTS in an attempt to get free tore down a section of his fence using the boards. The boards evidently failed to work and