Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-02
WILL.IMANTIC

greatly to the.ss small average was the ! foresight Of the fire department in | having apparatus loaded or sleighs, l thus making 1t possible to reach any l fire the auto trucks could not handle Chief Webster appreciates the co-op- 1 eration received from the public and believes that the number of fires can be. Kept a ta small figure if methods i! aopted in the past are followed out in the future. s < ,9s l Members of San Jose council, No. IA, k. Of C.. have coripieted plans for the reception to be given Peter. w. Collins oe Boston this ( Tuesday, evening at the Hotel Hooker. Invitations have been tsent out by the organization to local residents, including the follow Ing. Rev. Fathers John F. Clark and John A. Sullivan ,.sof St. Joseph's church, J.t,J. Papiilon and John Ma tilieu of St. Mary'ss church.; Rev. James J. sMcGuinness pastor of St. ;Mary's schurch. South Coventry; Rev. Harry S. McCready, pastor of the Con- gregaticnai church. Rev. Walter F. Borchert, rector of St. Paul's Episco- pal church: Rev. C. Harley Smith, | Of the Methodist Episcopal church; 1 Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter. of the First Baptist church. ana the following of- | ficers of the Chamber of Commerce:
 
 | W. c. Norris, chairman of the speak l CTS committee: James P. Bath. chair | man of the entertainment committee; l Albert c. Scrinture treasurer, and 1 Michael F. Sullivan. Mr. Collins Is to he the speaker at the Chamber of f tComuierce meeting this evening at the. rooms on Main street and will give a | public address at the arrnory on Pleas | ant street following that meeting.
 At the meeting Of the selectnlell- l Monday. afternoon at the, town build l ing ,only' roGtire business was, tfans- acted. All. bills outstanding were voted to be paid.
 There was a large attendance at the. | meeting of the employees of the Amer icar Thread cornpany Monday night at l the rooms Of tlse American Thread company fire orig gade. John McQuillan who in the afternoon had attended, a 1 meeting of basketball teams from Connecticut and NasSa chusetts, ad- dressed the meeting on the subject of | whether the men should form a semi l professional baseball team or not. At the afternoon meeting this plan had been suggested and as Willimantic has always put a good baseball team. on T the diamond each suu1rler there seem : ed to be TO req son why this city corid l not have 8 team In the league Each
 
 titled to one vote at this meeting, but | DC the meeting was onen to all em- ntryes trere was large attendance Of those interested in the game -
 Evidence that animals in this DE of the country are having hard times in securing a sufficient quantity oe food is shown by the itlcreasine mum Der of deer that are finding their way l into this city a-d entering wards well inside the c'tv iir-its Stin1av after 77o7. q dee~ was seen 1-YSft=?t- down s'aHkson street a75 o'Hl'sinr into sev- ], eral yards Fe fl sllv lsss sDeared af- Ter dog had mt in ar aTnearance, gain 6urin- that ea-ce afternoon a T deer was seen On High; street. The third deer was soon Nondav nornfre Q ofH Mayo st~rnt. Farmers Gufre Tn this S"ction have been stating 4f71t fiee7. ,~e | hccomins, more ard more tlarin~ s'roe l tne, s7aw covered 7 the ground. over three weeks. a-~a. Deer ails78offer m:
 1tals are I'F1ablA to get tseS faod tI,c,. deslrA ir the country and in troir ! -soarrh for f6od are invading; citr ''arcls..
 Initiation of several candidates in ehe; rank of knight took nlace Monday evening atl the meeting of the Kniehrr
 VI Pythias. a large number of men, [ hers of the lodre apd members of Ts 4 f~der a'ttendi-p: Fnl'owinr, the ;,i4;.s : Son, aiisbresentt were9serveGf luficheen 1E Menabers of the Rossie velvet nnill AowlniTg team have q t fllree-gaf1a lea d over the Knights of {.elur,bJlg tean1 heir nearest competitcr:sss in, the Citv
 Bowling .ienF'ie. There 5sarA three weeks. df tolYing left .in rtke4 sehed,,,t and.ft is-eT3eeted thet-the finish wfr '>e a close one, - , ' f~ras a -
 Funeral services for Mrs. Edwarc
 Aoriarty wore held MoDday .uorn!na <
 2 C S.So o'ctock fat he- hc1le, Na sf
 ohn street. The. re1u+en hich mas
 at St. Joseph's church at Q o'clock va
 supE by Rev. John E. Clark. As tbt
 Hody was carried into tho church tn,
 nrEanist.. Mrs. Archibald Turner. play.
 ed Mason's funeral march. Pie les,
 was sung at the offertory. and for ;
 wanting hymn Some Sweet Day wa, } sung. The bearers were Dr. I.eo Me.
 Nenna William Kelley, Clifford Carey
 Iohn Fshey. Walter Jones andc Job, Flynn. Members of the Ladies O
 Maccahees attended the services in ,
 body, Mrs. Moriarty having, been ,
 member of the order. Fu-ial was fl .. St. 'Jeseph's. cemetery. Relatives an, ? friends from Danbury, Holyoke, Hart