Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
WIL4LIM ANTIC

August IA to 21. Matters concerning the rental of cottages and improvements at the Camp Grounds were discussed The mtater of appointing new camp ground superintendent was deferred. Martin c. Walter, who has been superintendent for the past fifteen years, has rendered his resignation, which was officially accept ed only a few days ago. During the forenoon the stewards of the Norwich district of the New England Southern Methodist Conference met at the church vestry and made plans for making the apportienments for Aparsonages of the district and other departmepts coming under their supervision. District Super intendent Bath presided at the meet l ing a < George B. Storey, Jr. and Miss Ruth l.. Whitehouse both of Mansfield, were united in marriage Monday evening at l the home of Rev Leonard Smith at 1 Spring Hill.
 1 The ffty-second annual reunion of the f21st Connecticut Regiment Association is l to be held in Willimantic Tuesday, May 1 IT. It is estimated that only 75 or so Iveterans of the regiment are living. Representatives of ten different na- tionalities living in Willimantic are to take part in the All Nations Night, an evening of varied entertainment to be presented, under the direction of the de- pertinent of Amreicanization7 at the town thall, Friday, May: eth. The; entertain ment is being given in connection with {, the Native Arts Exhibit to be held at the town hall for three days of that week, under the auspices. of the Willimantic Woman's club.
 Deputy Automobile Inspector John G. Wightman was kept busy Tuesday is- ' Ea- motorists The warm weather of the past few days has been bringing out the Rdelinquents.
 The Ching-a-Ling Banjo Mandolin or. chestra is to give a concert at Windha1r lIigh school auditorium to be used te purchase a curtain for, the high schoo, stage. t
 Carriers of wfIIimantie post office viii attend the session of the letter carriers of the northern district of Connection T affiliated with the National Association of Letter Carriers. to be held at Sanger bund hall, Hartford, Sunday afternoon May 1, at 2 o'clock: Addresses are to be delivered by number of prominent men Clarence c. Palmer of the Willimantit lcarrieFs is a member of the committed in charge of the meeting.
 Mrs Emma A. Bullard of Putnam ant Mrs. William E. Bullard of Baltimore Md, have returned to their homes afte1 : visiting Hattie L. Palmer of Pleasan street.
 meeting of the Windhan County ] tpublic health nurses was he'd Tuesday : afternoon in the Red Cross public healts : rooms on Main street Miss Margaret Stack, state director of public nurses presided. The object of the meeting wa; to discuss informally problems relating tC ! the work Following the discussion, aft ernoon tea was served. Those presen were, Miss Stack and Miss Spence of tn state board of healths Miss Boomhoue of Danielson. MissN Mccarthy of Pom
 fret, Miss Lesard of Putnam, Miss Mile
 of Stafford Springs and Miss Afford an
 Miss Kevers of Willimantic.
 I benefit baseball game for Leo Nor mandin, popular member Of the Amer ican Thread company baseball team ant Emerald basketball team, has been ar
 ranged by the managenaents of both thes
 sporting combinations Lt . Emeraldi
 had planned to hold benefit basketball contest in this city but, the season hat passed and baseball game was agreef upon. The Erneralds at one time wer'
 noted for their fast baseball playing
 and the Thread Makers are assured hot contest Fans If the city are anH .ous to see the 1921 Thread Makers
 teams in action and this game. will b
 the first opportunity to see them reaIl
 out to win.
 |. Normandin suffered an injury to hi
 back while playing for the Emerald
 against the Milford, Mass, quintette. A -that time he led his team mates in fel
 baskets caged- Since his injury he Ina
 been more CT less inca3acitate1. Hi ! af,,lxe 1NAr !,
 over estimated and the clubs are talk
 ing this means of showing their appreci
 ation of his sportsnanship.
 Henry D. Abbe, 72, died Monday nigh
 at his home in Atwoodville from Bridght'
 disease. He was b5rn in Mansfield, Jan
 uary 3, 1S49, His wife died some fftee years ago.
 The annual meeting of the Y. M. c. 4
 Women's Auxiliary was held Tuesda
 afternoon at 4 o'clock at the assoeiatio
 building on Main street, the president
 Mrs, c. D. Stone presiding. It was vote
 to hold a food and fancy work sale duF
 ing the coming month. RepDrGs of tn
 various officers and committee member were made. The past year was one c
 -she most successful the auxiliary ha
 every experienced. A large membershi 4 Iias been attained and the atIxiliary is excellent financial standing The follow = ing officers and committees were elected
 President Mrs. c. D. Stone; first. vic l president, Mrs George E. Hinman-; seS
 ond vice president, Mrs. James l.. Hal
 reun; secretary. Mrs. V. D. Knight ], treasurer, Mrs Otto B. Robinson; boar of management Mrs. Frank Jackso 2 and Mrs. Fred D. Jordan; committees n Membership, Mrs. ". G. Hill; hous
 Mrs Edward Kramor ways and mean
 Mrs C. A. Taintor; reception, MT
 George E. Hinnlan boys work, MT
 Edward Sumner and Mrs. George B. Gi
 man; flowers. Mrs. P. B. Crane; visitin
 Mrs. George Burnham.
 Directors of tho WiIIiInantic ehamb