Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-29
WILLIMANTIC

, eral instances and all vacancies at the
 postoffice have been filled.
 Miss Katherine Foley has returned to this city as manager of the Western lan- | ion Telegraph companys office. Miss Foley was manager of the companys
 commercial business office which was | opened four years ago, being the first to hold the office.
 | MT. and Mrs. Dixon Van Zandt of 95 l Belelvue street have returned to their home after a five weeks trip to San 1 Francisco and up the coast to the state of Washington,
 The home service officials of the Red Cross have given notice that they Will l gladly aid. all ex-service men and men
 now in the service in reinstating their government war risk insurance, or con verting 1t into some form of insurance Members of the Red Cross will be in the town hall this (Tuesday) afternoon from | ? until 6 o'clock for the purpose of. fur nishing information and giving out appli- cation blanks. The time limit for rein statement of war insurance is July 1st, and all ex-service men are being advised
 to find out about their insurance before
 allowing the time to pass Reinstatement
 of insurance can be made as follows: Fill
 out application blank for reinstatement of
 old insurance. sending in check, money
 order or draft to cover payment for the
 last month in which payment was made,
 amount to cover for the month of July. In case the old insurance has lapsed and | the owner desires to be reinStated and convert into a new policy such as 2O- year endowment, ordinary life, etc, appii- cation for reinstatement must be made out stating amount of insurance desired
 in new policy, enclose money order or draft for at least one month under the
 rate for the ne wpolicy, and for reinstate- rnent enclose amount per thousand under war risk insurance, for the amount de : sired. Example; Age q. Endowment ai . age of 62. Application for S1,o0o. Send check for s1.4S plus 65 cents for rein,
 statement of old war insurance for las ! month of payment. thus taking up ths Q old policy and converting tito new policy f; receiving protection for month of July. Joseph. infant son of Mir and Mrs
 Joseph Baran. died Monday morning a the home of his parents, No. 2 Jackson
 street Death was due to infantiie trou s bbe. Services were held in the afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, burial taking place in St Josephs cemetery.
 v Next Sunday and Monday will be glad 1, some days for the fans of the city, as tn r American Thread team will play Walling l ford on the first named day and the Pol IA team of Hartford will be here Monday
 Last year the Poli team gave the locals : trimming. 2 to l. From all accounts the are playing the same brand of ball thi season.
 Lawrence 4. Drew, for several year agent of the American Railway Expres company in this city, has been trsnsferre to the Hartford office, His place in thi city will be filled by Walter s. Parkhurs of Stafford Springs. q 70 has been at tha place as agent for the past Il years. some s9 1000 worth of bonds of tn Polish republic have been bought b Polish residents of this city. The quot for the city has been set at $20 ,oo0, an it is expected that the amount will | taken before the campaign is ended. Frank R. Cnstard, general secretary the local I. M. c. A, is spending sever; days as the guest of J. D. Eln1endorf his home in Newark. N. J. %r. Elmer dorf recently left Willimantic to becorr state industrial secretary of the '. N. { A. of New Jersey.
 The June meeting of the WfIlima1t Clerks. Protective Union was held Mes S day evening in the Choral club rooms. the Opera House block, q large numb of members being present. Routine bu mess was transacted, following Wllic the election of officers for the comi1 # term was held. Officers elected wer, President George, A. Bartlett; vice pze # ident, Miss Catherine McGlone; seer tary. Miss Julia Roy: collector. Artl1 ! l.. Clark; treasurer, Caleb Albro; tru # tees. Joseph Berard, Miss Catheri # Bolkman.> Miss Julia Roy and J. Gaudreau.
 The number of arrests thus for u # month have totalled Is which is .equ # to the arrests made when this town " q not under prohibition laws. Arrests f 4 jakey drinkers numbered better thl # one-half of the total
 . The case oE Ernest BelIeyance vs. C1
 i Israel which was continued from S
 urday, June 19, is to come up at t
 session of the police court this Clue
 day) morning. IL was continued at t
 request of the attorney flor the defen
 ant as the defendant was to be nlarri
 Sunday, June 20. Bellevance chang Israel with assault but this is denied !" Israel who states that Bellevance R
 creating 8 disturbance at his fethe