Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-30

Nsrx1eh BuIlesin. wnlipantie offiee 1 23 Church St.. Telephone 105. -
 Plans are nearly completed for the Salvation Army drive in this city, from May 10th to the goth, in connection with the national drive of that organi- zation. The general committee in charge o fthe drive is made up as follows: Val entine L. Murphy, chairman, George ". Hickey. secretary, Joseph M. Berard, Frank Lombardo. Roy W. Downer. Mi chaed E. Sullivan, Daniel F. Dunn, George A. Bartlett, James B. Fullerton, James ]. Lee. Harry A Lester, John R. Pickett. Nelson A. Daniels H. Clinton L.athrop, and Miss Blanche Hailahan- At a meeting of members of this com mittee held Thursday evening at the Salvation Army hAadauarters on CnuTcn street plans were formulated ard sections of the city mapped out for canvassers to cover. Fcnr minute speakers will be at the local theatres during the ten days of the campaign and the Salvation Army | hand of South Manchester, will come to this city once or twice during the drive. The funds raised in the campaign will I in part be used to better conditions in this city. The leaders in the drive point out that the great work of the Saiva-
  the army's war work and peace work is exceeded by none
 | Louis Manchester, of Norwich, and f Frank L. Richardson, of Eagleviae, fig ured in an accident on Main street Thursday morning about Il o'clock MT. Manchester driving his automobile and Mir. Richardson driving team were both ltraveling west on Main street. MT. Richardson started to turn off into driveway and MT. Manchester in try ing to pass him on the left struck the horse, knocking the animal down and breaking the shafts of the wagon. Mir. Richardson was accompanied by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Florence Marsh, who were both thrown from the wagon, but I were uninjured. Traffic Officer notified both men to report at the police station. They did so, each giving his side of the 1 story. Mr. Manchester agreed to pay for whatever damages he had caused and Chief ISillourey declared the matter closed.
 A meeting of the WiIlimantic Cham i ber of Commerce is to be held on the evening of Tuesday next, when the speaker will be Professor Henry T. Burr formerly principal Of the Willimntif State Normal school. Professor Burr's subject is to be Organizing Consum ! Ss of organization and explain how Anerics might organize also. Professor Burr il . speaker to appeal to the members Q. the chamber of commerce. and may hav' Bignified their intention of attending th, meeting. Prior to the meeting the regu lar supper is to be served by the ladie of the Swedish Lutheran church Thi is to be the last monthly supper of th' chamber.
 James J. Shea Pest, No. IS, American Legion. is to start of the campaign fo more members with dance to be helt at the state armory. This campaign il
 which the iecal post is to, take an ctiv part is for 25,00o members of the Amer
 isan legion in Connecticut before tn
 10th of May. Canvassers with the name of the boys who wore the uniforms Q
 the service and who now live in this cit
 will endeavor to line up those wit their buddies already in the legion.
 Officers of the WiIlimantic polio
 force will take the following beats dur ing May: Officer Leahy center Mai
 street, Officer Grady, upper Main street
 Officer Paulhus, Jackson street; Office
 Bombria, Sodom and Officer Frank Nc
 Len. day duty. These changes effectiy
 May 1st. have been posted by Chief (
 Police Daniel J. Killourey.
 At present tho membership of th
 Windham Farmers Association number
 500, but the members are desirous of 1T
 creasing the membership to 1000 or 1nol
 Already membership drive is bein
 conducted !.; several towns of the cour
 ty.
 Windham High will endeayor to con
 back against the ball tossers of Plai1
 field today (Friday) at Recreation par
 Keeney Lathrop the Windhana i1urlt
 who has g strikeouts to his credit . two games will occupy the mound ar his teammates will back him better tha |: ever before. Errors have proved cost v to the local players, but Coach Donohl .. has cleared his ten's system of erro and a good game will sure be stage l.. The teams lineup as follow:
 ia Plainfieid II. S.-Jouret e. Smith Il Penn 3b; Dennison p; Dougherty S ie e Mayl1ew 2b; West If; Collanan of; al II. Capla If.
 ,- windham II. s.-Fisher sb: Gerry r III Cornell 1b; Lathrop D; J. L. Sulliv;
 cf; Morin If; obernesser ss: Cervei Y. Ic; Thompson or Rabinowitz 2b.
 Mrs. Louise NJ. c. Phaneuf. 5o. di
 Wednesday night at her home, No.
 oak street. following a three weeks
 ness. Mrs. Phapeuf has been Q re ,ey dent or MulimartE for tho past ys years and d,'ri-~ her life was active
 nc affairs of St. Mary's church and sw Anne society. MS Phaneuf was be Ter in St. Gqillaume, r. G., September
 1860, tho daughter of Tardy mad Ma lth Duguay Geoffroy. Sine is survived Ter five daughters. Lena, Aldea. Enelia, [
 and Emma Phaenuf of this city; t ph sons, Exzelious and Phillip Phaenuf by New Hampshire five brothers, Rayrno Fa- Odiasse, Alfred and Henry Phaenuf an Arctic. R. L, and Prime. Geoffroy ys Lowell. Mass. and sister. Mrs. Eme
 Duitisuay of East Grove, F. I.
 Mayor Charles A. Gates. Judge Otto her Robinson, Attorney William A. King { ing c. Donald Bartlett of this city "
 among those who attended the lunch,
 at the Hartford club Thursday noon. ' he II. Hays, republican national chairm em was to attend this banquet but was U
 ble to come owing to a severe cold. =t Operatives of the Quidaick windh
 Co., who went on strike Weakness
 morning, held two meetings Thursd