Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
WILLJMA ANTIC

rivalled by these of the .lIardiag-Coolidge club of that college who cheeFed for their
 Cfsndida tes
 Among the prominent state democrats
 who came to this city and made the
 tip to Hartford were Mayor Joseph I Hutton of Bristol. P. gB. OSullivan of Ierby, Assistant U. S. Attorney Thomas
 J. Spellaey. Charles Dillon, Philip Ieak
 el, and eDr. Henry McAhaRus, of Harford.
 sRufus .G. Ives and Miss sAldsa La.saoe, b 9tn of sWillimantie, were married Wed
 nesday morning at St. aharyss ,BeetoFy by Hev. J. J. fPapillen lteodoFe 1saga2e, brother of the bride was ibast man and Miss Mabel sMcQuilIan was bridesmaid.
 + ollowing the ceremony a breakfast was served at the home of the brides par ents. MT. and Mrs. INas left san the 79.s}0' 1 train on a honeymoon trip and will liMe | in this city. The groom is the son of.
 Mrs. Charles Ixas and formerly lived in. | Pittsfeld. Mass. He is Unemployed at
 the local office of the Rossie Nelxet com
 pany
 The Willimantic Red Gross is to held
 it's meeting October 27th at the high
 school. Reports for the year will be made. | The meeting is public.
 Miss Lois G. Chapel has been appsaat- I eti as physical director in the Mansfield, l Ohio, Y. w. c. A, and left this city. on l "Wednesday afternoon for that place. Miss i.c1appel is a graduate of the Windham tIigh school. class of 1918 and in June
 of this year was graduated from the Bat
 tie Creek, Mich, Normal Ira ming achpol
 as teacher in physical culture. While
 attending Windham High Miss Chapel 7. played with the basketball team during \ her junior and senior years
 T The meeting of A. c. Tyler camp. No s Spanish War Veterans, was held on
 Wednesday night at the state armory "A g pod number attended the meeting. It was announced from the Sa Iva tion
 rmy headquarters on Church street or Wednesday, that Saturday afternoon and l 3ening of this week. the Salvation Army
 band of South Manchester wCNld play il this city. This band has been here sexera
 times and has always been great attrac ton to the meeting held on Main street. : Mrs. Abbie C. COnant 75 widow of Ed l ward P. Conant died Wednesday morn ' ing at her home in Gurleyville. death be ed ing due to heart disease She was boF4 l in Gurleyville, February 6, 1545. tn > daughter of Emory B. and Aryilla Rove, t smith and wall well knuown in this city t Surviving her are two brothers FTanl
 c. and Edward L. Smith of Gurleyviile. Abijah CatIin, of Hartford. died Tues day night. He is survived by his wife Caipe Smith Catlin of Hartford. and sev II II eral nephews and nieces. among then U William H. Smith of 7Willima tic, Carri U Mathewson and Ida Smith of Providence ! R. l. Mir. Catl.n was brother-in-law o | Chauncey w Smith, of Scotland, an. s Henry Smith, of Providence
 o Complete returns from the board ths V has been in session at the selectmea' 7 office in the town building for the pas a few days. give the total number of voter a made LIS, of which 1.433 are wonoe : and 2S3 are men. Windhap's voting pop s CT has been increased thrty-fo'lr De # cent: through the registration of the ne, n voters, the new total heinz 5.21s the ol if one 3.503. The figures showing the Del if centage of men and women voters unde :, the old lists and the new list follows:
 Old list 27H5 7oe e5a