Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-09
WILLIMANTTC

this school shows fifty per cent. children of Polish parents.
 St. Mary's school totallsd goo enrolled, with one hundred more pupils expected to attend within the week.
 A complaint was made at the police station, Wednesday afternoon, by a wo- man who stated that a child of family living on Card street had become lost while on the way to school. and that it had not returned to it's home during the noon hour Telephone calls to people on the street in question failed to disclose trace of any child missing.
 The meeting of the town school board scheduled to be held Wednesday night at | the selectmen's rooms in the town building, was postponed to Wednesday, l Act 13.
 Joseph Peck well known in this city as man who has been engaged in va irious business lines, writes friends that he and his brother Nathan Peck, are now in partnership in restaurant bus mess al Lallehurst. N. Y.
 Up 10 Wednesday night the local po- lice were unable to find the thief who stole some twenty-five prime chickens from the coops of William II. Phillips | of No 1510 Main street. It was not known whether the theft took place Sun day night or early Monday morning.
 Members of Canton W indham No. 2, the military order of the I. O. o. F., are soon 10 receive their new uniforms, both dress and fatigue. Tie uniforms will come from an Ohio company. The can
 ton holds a meeting Friday evening
 when regular drills will commence. Dur
 ing the fall and winter the canton mem
 bers expect to hold many social and mil
 itary entertainments at the hall in this city and at Danielson.
 Mayor Charles A. Gates, who is state
 committeeman from the Twenty -nintf district and City Sheriff Elmer M 1 Young were among those who left Will limantc Wednesday morning for Hart
 ford to attend the state convention Del P egates from this district are to suppor f Colonel William Hank Hall of Will , ington for governor, until released b! him. If MT. Hall fails in the nomina tion it is uncertain who will get tn i votes of the local delegates though som of the votes will no doubt swing in tn f direction of Speaker James F. Walsh 0 Greenwich. The general drift of tn talk, however. is that some dark hors f may get the nomination.
 f Mrs Fannie N. Fisher and son, Roh d ert of Cleveland Ohio are guests at tn ,l home of Mrs. Josephine Mullen an ,I family of 43 Elm street.
 s After a weeks visit with MT. and MT | SNA n Misses Louise Holt and Priscilla Pi e chic have returhed to their homes h Massachusetts.
 e After running at loss for July an e August, members of the America
 Thread Company Atheltio associ'
 ton voted that the price of admi e sion to the ball games in this eli 2 should be increased ten cents. The a , soci2tion has been getting poor suppo . from local fans during the summer ar ,s the question was raised whether got teams now booked should be dropped . the price of admission raised. The a
 socistion took the latter course and l i, cal baseball prices will now be equal those asked by managements in No
 wich, Danielson. Manchester Rockvii
 and all surrounding towns having t
 brand of ball games as played in tn
 city Baseball is popular in Willima
 tic and the American Thread team
 playing good game, but money qua . l antees must be given to bring fast teal to this city. and if the fans want go ! games the team must be given suppo Other business was transacted at t
 meeting and plans for the coming SC
 s.1 were talked over.