Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-14
WILLIMANTTC


 & Long Women's Relief Corps No. 2S, l attended the basket picnic Wednesday at Potter,s Grove Yves Main street. me corps left for the grove on the 1915 trolley and returned home late in the evening. the day being a most enJoyaoie one.
 The New York hddies who have found homes in or near Willimannc TOT two weeks through the efforts of the Vvfllimantie Rotary club will arrive here Friday morning at 11.55 o'clock. They will be met at the railroad station ny Fred D. Jordan, chairman Of the noys work committee of the Rotary club ana by James P. Bath, chairman of the com fnittee in charge of finding homes for the kiddies In all twenty children Will arrive, seven of whom will be taken 10 the homes of Spring Hill families three by families in Windham, and ten by fam l flies in the city of Willimantic. A delegation from PurintOn Temple No. ?. Pythian Sisters, will go to Hart I ford Monday, July 18th Supreme Chief Minnie Bunting will attend the meet | tag. which is to be held in Odd Fellows hall.
 ! At the meeting of 0bwebetucik lodge 1 No. 16, l. o. o. F., to be held this (Thursday) evening installation of off 1 cers is to take place John ". Potts, ID. D. G. NJ. and suit of Reliance No. 29, Jewett City, will install the officers The Dodge touring car owned by The | ron Swift of Mansfield Center, stolen from the barn in the rear of the Mans 1 field Center Congregational church Mon | day night, was found abandoned at the troadside on Wall street, South Coventry tby Deputy Sheriff 4. E. Harmon. The | car was uninjured and articles MT. Swift 1 had left in the automobile were untoueh- ed. It Is believed that joy riders took the car and abandoned it after their ride
 l Sport lovers are waiting for Saturday to see the battle between King Bader | for the American Thread Company, and Sam Hynan of the Manchester Baseball club, These two kings of the diamond are well worth watching.
 The extension service department of tConnecticut Agricultural College at storrs will hold the annual Farmers Week from August 1 to this year. The programme carried out at former meets Us appreciated by those who have att tended but this years program is to vary somewhat from those held in the past. The larger part of the programme win be held in the open and will consist of the presentation and discussion of per- tinent topics that can be used for dem- onstration purposes Some of these dem- onstration talks are to be repeated dur ing the week so that visitors may ar range their programme for the week without having to make choice between  1 nounced for presentation at the same time
 Each morning at Il o'clock and each evening at 7.3a o'clock there are to be meetings at Hawley armory where vel lknewn speakers will be heard. Get-to. gether meetings will follow the evening talks.
 The dairy programme will be in charge of the Connecticut Dairymen's Assoeia tion and State Breeders Associations and meetings will be held on four day; from a. m. until 3.90 D. m. The horticultural programme will bt conducted by the Connecticut Pomologi cal Society. and Connecticut Vegetabl. Growers Association. the programme be Ing for four days. The Connecticut Be Keepers Association and the Connect cut Swine Growers Association will als hold meetings.
 Friday, Aug. 5, two sessions of to bacco programme will be held under di rectien of the New England Tobace, Growers Association and Connection Tobacco Growers Corporations. Tn meeting will be held in the afternoon and the final barbecue of the week vii be held during the evening,
 Attractive programmes are also ofperet to the womenfolks and noted speaker from New England states will lecture The women's meetings for the most par are to be held in Room of the 1nail building.
 For the special events there will b noted speakers. Monday evening. Aug 1. the speakers will include H ". Col lingweod, editor of the Rural New York CT, and Miss Martha Van Renssalaer Tuesday evening. August 2, Professo
 John Phelan and H. D. Munroe; Wed aesday evening the address will be b, Governor Everett J. Lake and Commis sioHer A B. Meredith Thursday even ing by George W. Putnam. Mrs Ida S
 Harrington and Sidney R. Haskell; Fri day evening by J. A. Mclean.
 The semi-annuaI installation of off cers of Natchaug Lodge No. 22, Knight
 of Pythias, took place recently, installa
 ton work being done by District Deput Allen Pratt and degree team froT
 Washington Lodge Hartford The off
 cers are: Louis B. Wilson, ohaneello 4 commander; Fred B. Anthony, vice chan cellor commander; c. J. Albro, prelate . Mayor Charles A. Gates, master of work Raymond F. Gates, master of arms
 James A. Rood, inner guard; Carlton I
 King, outer guard Leo L. Thompson
 keeper Of records and seals; Walter I r King, master of exchequer: William I |, Higgins, master of finance Kirk B. Wa 7 len, musician. The retiring ehancello D commander, J. J. Lennihan and Maste
 of Finance William E. Higgins were eae presented a past chancellors jewel b
 District Deputy Pratt. Following tn installation refreshments were serve
 and the evening passed socially.
 total of seventeen deaths occu1
 ed in the town of Windham durin h June, according to returns of the V
 tai statistics on file at the town clerl