Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20

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 The April meeting of the WilIimantic Ministers Union was held Monday -af- ternoon at the First Baptist church with a good attendance. The morning session was devoted to discussion of the Inter Church World Movement. Dinner was served at noon by the women of the church. Rev. w. c. Norris of this city was host The afternoon session began with the reading of paper The Church Minister and His Work, by Rev. H. B. Goodsell of Andover. More discussion of the Inter-church World Movement fol- | lowed Philip s. Hills representing the 1 laymen in the movement also spoke at 1 the meeting. The ministers present were Rev William Brown and Rev. Ar thur w. Clifford of Windham Center Rev. Leonard Smith. Spring Hill; Rev F. P Aver. Mansfield Center; Rev i Charles G. Fogg,' Hampton; Rev. H. E. 1 Goodsell, Andover; Rev. Walter F. Lam l phear. Chapliu: Rev. Martin lowering i Scotland Rev. George W. Christie, South | Coventry; Revs. A: D. Carpenter. ". F Borchert.. W. C. Norris. D. R. Overton and C. ?. Powell, Willinlantic. l The new running time of the New Ha- ven railroad will effect this city inas- much as Willimantic will be on old time while the train will be running one hour ahead of schedule or on the daylight saving time. Two. new trains have been added on the Hartford Willimantic run arriving here shortly after noon and the 1 other early in the evening. These trains will be for week days only. New time l tables are expected at the local station within the next few days.
 At the meeting of the WiIIimantic wo- mans club. to be held this CTuesday) afternoon at the rooms at sos Main street. Mrs. George Y. Smith of Willing ton, regent of the D. A. R., is 10 be the speaker. Her subject will be Old Blue China. Invitations have been extended ! to members of the D. A. F., to attend the meeting. People attending have been extended to members of the D. A. R.. to attend the meeting. People attending have been asked to bring pieces of old blue china and Mrs. Smith will tell some thing about the articles.
 There were 22 transfers of real estate in the town of Windlam during March l recorded at the town clerks office as fol lows:
 l l. Thomas Weldon to John Weldon land and buildings on Main street. L. JOlH nSluOu lO IlcHIy GEd- anC Max Lehrman, land and buildings or Main street.
 l. George Franklin Perry of Phila delphia, to Albert l.. French, land ana buildings on Center street
 | l. Florence P. Clark. to Albert I, French, land and buildings on Center street.
 l. Curtis IT. Ford, Jr, of New Haven to Albert l.. French, land and building. on Center street.
 l. Fannie F. Boynton of Hartford tt Albert L. French, land and buildings ol Center street.
 Giovannina Castenza, tract of land witt building on Spring street.
 F. Walter F. Jewett of Stoneh I'm Conn.,. to Antonia Nowakowski,. two tracts of land on Riverside Gardens.
 17. Mary J. Casey to Elcia E. Casey land and buildings on Spruce street
 F. Ellery P. Weeks to Rebecca R Coutu. land and buildings on twalnu street.
 IS. Giuseppe Castagnello to A1ichae Mazzola, two tracts ot land and build sings on Plains Road.
 20 Francis J. 1Iancoy to Angus Roy land with buildings on Taylo court.
 22. John F. Conway 10 Patrick an Annie Murphy, tract of land on Jordal road.
 p. Louis Cote to Adelard F. Cote [ land and buildings on Carey street
 26. Mary Ann Clark to Carl w TripT two tracts of land on Riverside Garden.
 %. Michael Mazzola to Juzes and An tonia Nowakoski, land and buildings O Plains road.
 20. David F, Lincoln 10 Felix I. an Aurore N. Lessard. land and building