Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
WILLIMANTIC

when the speaker will be Mrs. John l. Buell. of Litchf,efd. state regent
 Walter J. Fahey, for the past year and a half assistant ticket agent at the union station in this city has resigned and en- tered the employ of Smith & Keon. jew elers. Mir. Fahey was at one time em- ployed by Herbert E. Smith of the above [ named firm when the latter conducted a store in the Union block. Charles J. Began. formerly in the employ of the | American Thread company has succeeded | MT. Fahey. A COW owned by Katherine Murphy of | Scotland recently gave :. birth to twin l 1 twin calves. On September 14th of last | year another COW on the same farm gave l birth to twin calves. The two cows are not of the same family nor are they of ! the same Ntrain. In both instances the 1 calves died shortly after birth
 John Stephen Lamorte and Frank De- marco, two local boys have enlisted in the navy as hospital corpsmen. They are to report to the school at Newpert. R. l., for training
 Mary Shea, aged 56, was presented in police court Saturday morning charged
 with the theft of thread valued at about twenty dollars from the American Thread
 company The woman pleaded. guilty,
 theN second to be brought to justice by
 the officials within as many days. As in
 the case of Mrl Sasek who was in court Friday morning, quantity of thread
 was found in her room at The Elms. the company boarding house. The company
 hopes in this manner to put 8 stop to
 the wholesale thievery of thread which
 has been going on for some time by
 certain of its employees. It was stated
 that Miss Shea, who has been employed by the company for a long period. had , been taking small amounts of thread , daily for seven or eight years. She was , fined ten dollars and costs amounting
 to s15.65 which she paid, and was sem
 fenced to thirty days in jail, judsment :, being suspended on the latter cosmt. : A meeting of the Welfare Burau is to 5 be held this CMondayl vening at 7;3o 5 o'clock at the office on Valley street ! Tomorrow Tuesday, will be the an, e nual Donation Day at the Card Home, [ No 154 Pleasant street. Men are at work painting, repairing the roof and n chimneys and money received will go : towards fund of $500 defray expenses V incurred in tkis respect. The King s a Daughters will serve tea from to 6 D. l. m. Vegetables. fruit jelly, came dgoods -- and all kinds of groceries are needed. Packages may be left at the Wilson Drug l. Company, J. B. Fullertons store or any l. of the grocers will deliver them at ht : home.
 If Notices were posted Saturday fin ths e manufacturing departments of the Amer s- ican Thread company that eommeneine n today (AIonday) they would be closed a and remain so until next Monday, No h vember 18th when work will be resum IS ed on the present schedule of of 26 l.. ,f hours week. The finishing depart S. ments which are on r 1-2 hour a weel
 schedule will operate today and toner
 row as usual.
 ,n MT. and Mrs. John Jennings are I, l- New York for a few days.
 is Saturday forenoon on Valley street Id one of the auto trucks of the city stree st department and Q truck belonging to tht se A. Sussman Coal company eollided Tn, st city truck was being driven dow le Church street and the coal truck eas rs on Valley street. In attempting to turr t. out, the driver of she l$tter eoliided witt d. the right front end of the city trucl ne which had been brought to a stop, bend ed ing fender.
 The following members of Anne Wool
 Elderilin Chapter attended the state D. A o. R. Meeting at New London last week a Mrs. Alice T. Smith, regent; Mrs. Georg in M Graves Mrs. Frank LaTrabee, Mrs Id c. F. Risedorf, Mrs. M. E. Lincoln, Mrs B. John G. Bill, Mrs. H. E. Remington an ne Mrs. H. R. Chappei.
 Id Azarie Bertrand and family of No. S6 st Main street, who have resided in thi ne city for the past twenty-six. years ar r. to leave tomorrow (Tuesday) for New as port, N. H., where they are to locate. M v- Bertrand and Edgar Gaulin, also of thi
 city have purchased a large farm on tn h. outskirts of Newport which they will OF IA | crate.
 ck Funeral services for Walter B. Hexi
 were held at the family home on tn = South Windham road Sunday afternoo
 at two o'clock Rev, Harry s, Mc 10 Cready, pastor of the Congregations he church officiated Members of Easter
 Star lodge. No. A, A. F. and A. M ( -- which MT. Hoxie was a member attenae
 the services in a body and cenducte
 the Masonic burial service ct the graV
 in Windham Center cemetery
 Four lads whose ages range from eF to IS years who admitted throwing egg "a in a window of the North Windha, " school on Halloween night were give
 a severe reprirnand by police court oi . ficials Saturday morning. The lads swe1
 not formally presented to the court ov
 ing to their previous good records.
 Funeral services for Mrs. wnlia,
 Sisson, formerly of North Windhal
 whose death occurred November 5th