Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
WILLIMANTTC

announced yet WIlaL use they VIII put lhe floor to provided change is made.
 Many friends of Dr. Theodore R. Par
 ker called at the family home Monday and expressed profound sympathy for his widow and son. In the death of pr, Parker this city has lost a man who can ii be spared.
 Complaints have been made to Street Superintendent Irwin H. Ford that some of the residents and employees of stores on Main street are in the habit of using the city streets for refuse holders. The city has gone to some expense to provide refuse. cane to be placed at intervals on the main streets of the city and it would seem that any public spirited person would prefer using the cans to using the streets of the city. 4 little thought on them that they are doing wrong and in time the cans would come into their own and become something more than orna- nents along the sidewalks of the prin- cipal streets
 Miss Sarah Litterick, ss, died Sunday evening at her home at 1167 Main street death being caused by meningitis, Miss Litterick having been i'll but short time She was a member of St. Paul's Episco- pal church and of the Girls Friendly So- ciety of that church. She also belonged to Violet RebeiSah Lodge, No. 57, l. o. O.. F. She was formerly employed at the Rosie Velvet Company. Miss Litterick was born in Holy0ke, Mass, Jan. 1, 1898, the daughter of James and Sarah Green halgh Litteriek. Surviving her are her mother, sister, Mrs. G. E. Tumath, of Hartford, brother, James L. Litterick Of this city, and 8 niece, Mildred Kra- nler, also of this city.
 Mrs. Harriet NJ. Lanphear. s2. widow of Jared Lanphear died Sunday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lena Durkee of Warrenville Mrs Lanphesr was born in Mansfield, January -2T, 1928, the daughter of William and Mehitable Swift Young. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Durkee, with whom she | made her home, Mrs. Mary Philips of this city. and Mrs. Ellen Randall of fHAshford; three sons, William H. of Ash ford, Albert J. of Mansfield, and James ". Lanphear of Chaplin; two sisters, Mrs. Olive Martin and Mrs CarriE Hem ingway, both of Chaplin.
 Many women from eastern Connecticut will attend the Citizenship Institute for Holland and Windham counties, to be held July 21, 22 and 2s, beginning We'd l nesday, July 21, at the Woman's Club rooms in Willimantic, at 1880 a. m. standard time.
 Mrs. Louisa Willis, ss. widow of George P Willis, died Saturday night at her home at s75 Mountain street, death
 being due to old age. Mrs Willis was
 born in Chaplin March IS, 1884, the daughter of Alpheus D. and Harriet
 Back Holt. She is survived by a daugh- l ter, Mrs. Louise Welten. and son, 1 George Willis of this city There are also two grandchildren and three great | grandchildren.
 Brief Mention.
 At Chamber of Commerce hall this 1 (Tuesday) evening in addition to ad- dresses by Frank J. Raymond, known as the Industrial Billy Sunday, there will
 be addresses by O. E. Wright and ". A. Lee. also members of the Inter-racial council.
 1 George r. Taylor and Valentine L.
 Murphy will welcome the people to the evening meeting of the Ci.fensip Insti- i ute, Wednesday evening. July 21, at the WornaRs club rooms on Main street The leaders at the various meetings of the in stitute will be as fellows: Wednesday
 morning. Miss Rosamund Danielson of Putnam; Thursday, July 2, morning l Mrs. Robert H. Fenton of this city; Fri
 day. July 25, at the home of Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch at Columbia lake.
 Henry Snyder has sold out his bakery 1 business on Church street after having 1 been established there for the past tyen. weight years, ten as journeymen and eight as proprietor. Mir. Snyder has mol stated what he win do after he has talk en much needed rest.
 Miss Mary Culbert of Main street ha, left this city for a two weeks trip whicf will include visits to Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls and Pittsburgh. Pa
 l Breaking into a trunk belonging to woman at the home of his father ant taking thirteen dollars resulted in tn, appearance of a 1s-year-old boy in cour ]: Monday morning. The boy, who hat been accused by his father, was fount
 guilty and fined s1O ans costs, it beinl his first arrest.