Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-10
WILLIMANTIC

.- E . . - terest ill the semi pro league that was to be formed in this state, it seems that others have not 4 meeting was held Monday afternoon at the Hotel | Garde at Hartford for the purpose of | forming this league and only one Massa sachusetts team attended the 1 meeting, and but, six from this state seemed interested. It was therefore deemed advisable to drop the project for this season, at least.
 A special meeting of James J. Shea post, No. 19, was held Tuesday even ing in the rooms of the Spanish War Veterans at the armory on Pleasant street. Matters of interest to ex-ser- vice men were discussed, among them being the bonus question, which Is at present attracting the attention of congress and the nation.
 At the meeting of the Wiiimantic welfare bureau held recently the post poned election of officers was held and resulted as follows: President NJ. Eu- gene Lincoln; first vice president, Mrs. Robert H. F'enton: second vice presi- dent, Samuel Chesbro; secretary. Mrs. O.bB. Clark: Urea surer, Pierre J. Lara mee; auditors. Fred A. Sanderson and Herbert D. Pollard. The following were appointed chairmen of commit tees with power to choose their own assistants: Executive, Andrew Rouix: finance, George c. Moon: ways and
 means. Mrs. George F. Hinnlan; de- 1 cisions. Mrs. Robert H. Fenton
 The postponed meeting of the WiIi- I mantle Woman's S club was held at the rooms at S0S Main street Tuesday 1 evening with large number of mem I bers and guests present. Owing to the l inability of George A. Parker, superin- l tendent of parks of Hartford, to be l present and address the meeting, s. | Wales Dixon. supervisor of recreation.
 gave the address his subject being l Fairgrounds and Parks. Mir. Dixons s 1 address was of most interesting na-
 ture. He told of the great work done
 in the city of Hartford through the use
 of the many playgrounds and stated that the parks added greatly to the at 1 tractivenesS of the city By the use | cf stereopticon slides Mir Dixon was l able to enlpl,aSize the work carried on
 a tthe city playgrounds and several of the spots enjoyed at the grounds were
 pictured. Other slides were of parks
 in Hartford and these showed how ! much Q mark can add to the beauty of l city. His address was of interest to
 his audience and hearty apnlause
 greeted the conclusion of his talk
 The next meeting of the Wonan's o'lIb is to he he'd at tho rooms Tues
 day afternoon March 1S. at o'clock.
 Mrs LoT1is A. Raker. chairnan Of the
 chnnte- of produrtio1 of the American Red Cross during the war, has been secured as the sneake- and she will i i4ave for her sl1e.ect France-Recon-
 st1r-ctior. A brief account If the eraa
 work done by the Red Cross during
 +he world war will form part of Mrs.
 Bn5or's address. ea
 Miss T. C, Persone of New York h. S
 arrived ir this city, where she Is to
 take I'D hn- work a g head trimmer st
 . local millinery store.
 Threads Miss Stella Bugbee spent Tuesday
 visiting relatives in New Tordon.
 Ira Wicl1ham. trainmaster for the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad. was in town Tuesday or business. 'eo Mrs Frark Tufts of Main stree snent Tuesday visiting relatives 1T l New London. . , F'lrer Norton. has retur~ed to hi.
 etud'os at Worcester Terh after s snerd'no a few davs with bis narents Mrs. Georoe Moran nf Clark's Cor " ner s1ert Tuae1av in town.
 :, Inhn Murray of Putnam was loca 5 visitor Tuesday
 Il 1Sneern Rurdinl. frake~nan on tH Y Y 7oc9 sF'T-+oher Is altle ta he ont afte !, heir7~ laid 'lin from injuries received fl u a flll . few weeks a@n.
 .Toseni1 Gilard nf Providence was | n tc-r-' T1lnr7ov on h''siness.
 Il Nr. and %rs .Toh1 N,1rrhv left Q : Tuesday for Ton" Ts1and where the c e~naet tn tnaka +hair hor,e
 s Miss F17-ra.' t,--'Fea-1 .l,as -n+i,~,e t . f'nr tow 'dnre' visit eoert with he $ sister, Mrs. B Solvn, of Hartford.