Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01


 Solomon Chuss of Mansfield has brought suit against John Matusek of Windham, through his attorney, P. J. Danahey, for damages of s225. The plaintiff claims that $200 is owed him by the defendant. Wednesday Consta' ble Thomas J. Killourey garnisheed horse, harness, and team owned by Na- tusek The case is returnable before the Wfndham county superior court on the first Tuesday ia September.
 Announcement was made Thursday at the local postofdce of the awarding of contracts for carrying mail on two star routes between Willimantic and Mans field Center and the Scotland postofices, to take effect July 1st and to continue for four years. The contract for the Mansfield Center route has been let to Louis Pfefferkuck of Mansfield at a sal ary of $500 annually The mileage is five and one-eighth miles. The contract calls for two trips per day, Sundays ex- cIuded. The Scotland route contract has been let to Harry E. Mosely of Scot land at salary of $1200 annually. The mileage Is seven and one-third miles and calls for two round trips daily. except Sundays. Mir. Mosely is also to carry mail between Scotland and Willimantic for the Windham Center postofice
 wnlimantic Lodge, No. 144O Loyal Or der of Moose, has voted to suspend all regular meetings through the summer. Meetings are to be resumed in Septem- ber.
 Electric current was cut off in this city during the noon hours Thursday by the Rockville Willimantic Lighting Com i pany.
 During the month of June seventeen cases of contagious diseases have been reported to City Health Officer Dr. W. P. S. Keating, as follows: Measles 8, scarlet fever 2. whooping cough 5. lobar pneumonia 1. infantile paralysis 1 The i last named case was reported on June l 18th:
 1 The newly organized troops of Boy Scouts of America established in this i city under the auspices of St. Joseph's l church have been actively engaged in l scouting during this week. Wednesday 1 the scouts hiked to Columbia. under the 1 leadership of Scoutmaster Rev. Otto | Beaumister The work of installing gym I nasiurn fixtures in the scout quarters is soon to begin and San Jose Council, No, | A. Knights of Columbus has notified the 1 scout directors that they will furnish many things of use to the scouts. Many l interested individuals have already stated l that they will furnish financial support. Shower baths are to be installed for the use of the scouts. and first class equin- ment is to be purchased. Rev. John E. Clark pastor of St. Joseph's church. is pleased with the progress made thus far and expects that when things are run I ming in good shape the boys now on the I waiting list will be able to join scout ing. Upon the arrival of uniforms the 1 scouts are to be given a public recep- l tion at St. Joseph's church
 Funeral services for Mrs Mary c. 1 Merritt were held Thursday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock from the late homa in And I over, Rev. T. B. Childs of Voluntown conducting the service Burial was in l the Andover cemetery in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 From all accounts baseball fans To- cally will receive plenty of the good l sport in this city during the next few days. /On Sunday the Norwood Athletic Club of Ansonia will show here, and on