Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
WILLIMANTIC

starting from I. sos o.fN hall at o'clock. The transportation committee consists of | Louis B. Wilson and w. N. Bowen.
 1t was reported wednesaAy by eaacials at St.. Jceeph's hospital that John Cennor | of No. 67 M1tk street was steadily im- proving. Connor was strucik last Friday l morning by the engine of . northb0und l Central Vermont passenger train. The 50 menbers of Che sehen.sstry class of Windham High school. composed of 1 seniors and juniors, had a practical les 1 son Tuesday, taking up the study of the l manufacture of Illuminating gas. Accom- panied .bys Vice Principal William O. I Brooks. they went: to the manufacturing plant of the Rockville Willimantic Light 1 ing company and under the guidance of Manager John Wadsworth were shown methods used in manufacturing gas.
 Local people depending on trains to i?reach their work will not change their hours of travel Easter Sunday as first expected. The New Haven railroad has announced that trains will not begin run- ming on daylight Eeaving time until the latter part of April, because New York and Massachusetts have decided to cut down the daylight saving time by tive nonths,
 Miss Agnes NslligAn.' eaiairnaAa of the local committee driving for money for the relief ofzsufferiTig its Ireland, claims that when the campaign comes to a close Easter Monday night willimsntir will have doubled the quota of ss.eee st f0rl the canvassers to reAse. No dgares ha, tbeen turned in by the canvassers and 1t is stated that no returns will be made until Easter Sunday. Pledges at the mass meeting held last Sunday night totaied lover $1,oeVt and cRnvassers state that practically everyone asked is giving sonnet thing; for the drive. The motto adcptedsby Miss Neliigan and her assist lants is ''sS.0oo by Easter Monday night"
 Keeaey Lathrsp, son of MT. and Mrs. H. Clinton Lathrop of -Windham Center, lis making good on the Exeter academy ;basketbsll five. g, In the. Exeter-AndOver game. the big game of the year for Ex- ieter, he scored six baskets from the floor iand two from fouls. He also stands a igood chance for an eiztteld position on the baseball teans Before entering Exc ter, Lathrop made good On the Windhafn High school basketball team
 .E Papers have been served by Constable Thomas Killourey on Eva Schenck of 1 iJordan road that her husband. EIzear tSchenck, has brought suit against her for idivoree. alfekfhg fntoleFabie cruelty since tJan. 1, 1Sf7ssf to the date of writ. The couple have five minor children. The ease is ,returnable before, the windharn leounty superior court on the frSt Tues day in April
 r. March 12 the Trinity, sbasketkall taam l played the Connecticut Aggies' five at Storrs A large delegation of Trinity Students accompanied their team to , tStorrs. but breakdown on the way left them stranded, and a good number of them hroln . a pvn1f Gv,o far as Willimantic on its way back to EHartford before its cish gave out, and had it not been for ex-Mayor Dunn's Ieashing a check for member of the Fparty the men would have been stranded, l. Commenting oh this. The Tripod, the Istndent publication at Trinity, said:
 "One load would have had to count the ties between Willimantic and Hartford. however. had it not been for the Kindness of ex-Mayor Danny Dunns who cashed a check for member of the party, and provided tho material whefewitA auto drivers are piacated." ss s&
 ] The ann1al Grand csacurs hx Ye p,u Folks was given wsdhesdaY night at the Methodist Episcopal church before . ca pactty house, the players and singers an- der the direction of Edwin F. Cross xiv ing a programme which said to be one of the best ever held in the city. The work Of the princiDals was applauded and the chorus of sS singing old fash- toned songs was 8 popular feature.
 The trio composed Of Mrs. Lillian Cpfrier Grove, 'celiU Rexford Crane, vii olin. gave several fine selections and
 were forced. to- respond to several en- cores. "Then You'll Remember Me" a
 tenor solo by Anthony McKenna, and
 solos by Charles Jordan and Ruth Her
 rick added greatly to the programme.
 The programme was as follows:
 March of Ye Great Choire; Jerusalem My Glorious Home. choir; Those SongS
 My Mother Used to Sing, Wakefield
 Smith. Miss Monica McKeon; trio, Pas
 tel Menuet, Paradis Mrs. Grove. Mir
 Crane and Mir, LaFleur; Then You'll Re
 member Me, Baff Anthony McRenna
 Mss Wlorence Howie, accnmpansst
 Portland, ehoire; ta) Gypsy Love Song
 from opera of Victor Herbert; (b>
 Hear You Calling Me, Marshall, Chas
 Jordan, .cello accompaniment; To Spring
 Greig' Mf. LaFleur; (a) For You Alone
 Iechl (bl~ You and I, Ward-Stephens
 Miss Ruth Herrick: (a) Meditation ii
 c., Square; (b) La Cinqusintaiae, Ga
 briel-Marie: Mrs. Grove; Ca The sws;
 lows. F. H. Gone, M. J. Farrell: ;h
 Love Bells, Florence Dorx::; tc) Besnt; ful Birds, T. 1T. Horne, arr and Mrs '4 Farrell t Sea Songs Of we. oiden Tyn,, - choire'; trios Told ut Twilight, Huerie,
 Mrs. Grove Mir. Crane and MT. r.aFlenr
 The Dearest Spot on Earth. choir
 America I SEs3
 Ift players were :he following: Mir, ,r l:"ian Currier Grove, cello: Rextcr '' C'ane,. violin; Mics F9oren ,e. Jcnes, VI z