Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-24
WILLIMANTIC

, windshield made it impossible for him to see MT. Page until the latter was struck WilIimantic received her share of the wind and rain that came with Tuesday mornings storm. The high wind and pelting rain broke down anything handy that was too frail to stand the pres sure and many home was without clothesline or without all blinds for the | house. The telephone company suffered | to some extent, over one hundred tele- phones being reported out of order dur l ing Wednesday. Valley and Main streets were covered with debris that had been washed down from the hill section of the city, the rush of the water being too | great for the storm sewers to accommo- l date and ay/sarge overflow covered the | streets Members of the street depart ment put in busy day clearing up the | mess and filling in the roadbeds of the | washed-out hill streets. | The bowling team composed of mem | bers of the Willimantic lodge of OBI Eel | lows are to play return game with the | Putnam brothers in the latter place, Sat urday evening, Dec. 4. The Willimantic I Odd Fellows copped the match rolled in this city last Saturday evening and are confident of making it two straight from their Putnam brothers. In case the game in Putnam is won by the Putnam bowl CTS, a toss-up will decide where the third and final contest will be staged.
 The public and parochial schools of the town close today Wednesday, for the Thanksgiving holidays.
 The usual number of Thanksgiving
 Eve dances and sports can be enjoyed in this city tonight Wednesday, and
 with visitors at local homes, and sons
 and daughters returning from the vari-
 ous colleges and universities they are , certain to be we'll patronized.
 - Patrick Rowan, formerly of this city
 died Tuesday at St. Francis hospital e 1 Hartford He is a brother of James
 Rowan of No. 53 Meadow street, Willi-
 mantle
 Several of the local mills close down
 today Wednesday, for the rema41er of
 the week. Some of them closed Monday '' of this week not to start again until
 Monday. Nov. 29 when they will oper- l. ate on a short time schedule.
 Mrs. Althea Olson, wife of Carl V. Ol- son who died at her home No. 251 Jack son street Sunday is survived by her hus-
 band an dfour children, Raymond, Lena, Q Victor and T,ue, all of this city. Other
 relatives surviving are, Viola Manning l. and David Monroe, sister and brother re-
  D. Sportsmen for cartridges, woodcock
 and pheasants, have oiled their hunting l. pieces and put them away until another
 season. The law against killing these l. birds went on Tuesday. According tc D. stories of the hunters thes season has
 been successful one ana although the
 birds were not as numerous as they used Y, to be a large number we're put up dur ,s ing the hunting season. Hunters of other "a types of game exclusive of squirrels, have . until December 18th and later to do theii n hunting in. Rabbits and raccoons havt d been plenty this season and many loca d hunters have bagged them.
 lgi Emil Young of South Coventry, wal ie struck and knocked down by an automo
 bile owned and driven by Samuel Stimp f son. of North Windham, Tuesday after
 noon about 5: 80 as he was about u } board the South Coventry trolley car a . the local terminal. Mir Simpson stop ped his car and offered to take him t the hospital if he was injured severely
 Mir Young informed him that his in
 jury consisted only of shaking up an
 there would be no need of this. Slip
 perry road and rain on the windshield c
 Mir. Stimpsons car were the causes c 1 the nnishap. The accident as reported t |. the police but Stimpsnn was not held ow ing to The character of the accident.
 In Wednesdays Bulletin a statemen 2 about the Manchester-K -Kacey basletba
 game read that in the preliminares tn D Baltic Bantams wer to play the Race :. Ends The Baltic Aces will be the five t , battle the second team of the Kacey's There were twenty-four exchanges >u
 real estate in the town of Windham dul
 ing October as shown in the files at tn . office of the town clerk. The list follows ' 4 Estate of Hattie H. Melony to C. ( q Barrows, tract of land on Prospect stree l 6. Nelson E. Adams to Henry A. Bug ' bee, three tarcts of land with buildnie ( on Jackson street
 : T. Delos J. Willis to Alice V Will
 three lots of land on plan of West Tel
 race
 7. Louis Levesque to Cement Lussit