Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
Norwich. Bulletin. Wllimantie ofics g Churcils street.. Telephone 105.
what Is Going On Tonight

What Is Going On Tonight.
 Knights of Pythias. Natehaug lodge. Ne g, meets at I. o. o. r. hall.
 Independent Order of Foresters, Court
 Fabre. No. 34s5, meets at 25 Jackson i street.
 Woosimen. of the World. willimantic | Camp. No. S5, meets in ". CT. u. hall, lFalley street.
 Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Daniel r. Dunn arrived in this city Sunday afternoon completing their trip from the Pacific coast where they had been attending the | democratic convention as delegate and 1 talternate respectively from this district It was reported that they were to arrive 1 here Monday afternoon and in anticipa- I ton of this loyal democrats had prepared I to meet them with a band. However when they did arrive there was large hnu1nter of friends at the station to well tcone then-
 Mir. Dunn is firm packer of James EM. Cox and in his opinion Cox is the best iusan the party could select to fill the EpresSdential chair, and MT. Dunn firmly believes he will be the man to take the office The eX-mayor also spoke highly :. of Homer s. Cummings and John Cros- 1 by's speech placing him in nomination. One of the most prized bits of cores pondence Mir. Dunn brought back from | the convention was telegram he re- iceivrsi from. Governor Cox upon his ar frival at Old Faithful Inn, Wyoming (which reads as follows:
 Dayton, Ohio, July 3. Hon. Daniel P. Dunn, Connecticut Dele Aation en route to Old Faithful Inn. 1 Wyoming:
 Please accept my profound thanks for your aenerous support of me in the re- cent ds rnocratic convention. Your splen- 1 did leadership and undaunted courage won foa. you the genuine admiration of the 0hi1, delegation.
 ! JAMES M. COX. 1 One of, the curios picked up by Mir. Dunn is a horned toad that was found l in the GEand Canyon, Colorado. This oddity, on exhibition at his store, has attracted much attention. Both MT. and Mrs. Dunp stated that they had thor ouglrly enjoyed the trip to the coast and l the memory of the cities visited and the scenes viewed will, always be pleasing. ] A visit to Jos Angeles was made be- | fore the trip east was assumed and the lparty viewed the damage done by the earthquake in that city about a month ago.
 ! Company G. Nonnectieut State Guard of this city, is now in camp at Mantle with other companies of the Third regi- ment, comprising two battalions made up as follows: First battalion. Conpan- A and E of New London; Company \ c of DssaieIson, asnd Company D of Mys- ! tie with Major Harry H. Walker of New London in eomniand; second battalion tCompanies~eE ana r of Norwich, and Company G of 7Rillimantie in command tof Major Charles A. Hagberg of Nor wich. Company c left this city Monday morning, assembling at the arnory at o'clock for first call, assembly at S.15 land entraining at; $40 o'clock at the To. EcaI railroad yard Headed by Captain t.Frank P Fenton an6 Lieutenants Mo tCarthy and Shit ii the company met Iwith others at New London. There were | two absentees, Private Leo P Paradis at home because of injuries received ir a motorcycle. aceidnnt. and Private Ar | ahur L. Washburn.. confined to his home l by sickness.
 II. Eugene Lincoln, in selling the Olt Valley street arn1ory to P. D. Donohue 1 j. NJ Berard, Valentine L. Murphy, Mi chael |. Donovan. Maurice NJ. Welsh Frank P. Fenton, Pierre J. Laranee ant Albert J. Piche, disposes of 8 piece oi | property 6that has made history in thi! city in more ways than one. The octett' Emalting the purchase are to make man! Improvements in the interior of the build ing and give to the city building wher
 
 ttertainmnets can be held. The building
 for many years was used by Company l and later by Company l. of the Connecti cut National Guard. but since the build ing of the new aI:nory on Pleasant stree the building has become noted for tn sports. Following the use of the build ing by the National Guard the seeen' story was used by the Y. M. c. A. unti their building on Main street was ob Tr sr.f ' 4f.a 1aa1
 which is one of the best in the state. ha
 been used by ex-Mayor Duim's famou
 league team, considered at one time on
 of the best in the coRmtry. Later Wind
 ham High used the hall and lately tn
 EneraIds. a team whose name is know
 in several states hava made the hall tn home of basketball and the crowds at
 tracted have many times filled the hall capacity The lower floor of the buildin
 is now. being used by the local welfar
 bureau and the new purchasers have nc