Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-04
WILLIMANTIC

appreVe az me iueahAy Sess4o4 VI s.,s house and he will hold court ia this city beginning Thursday morning, if the senate also sppFeves his nenlneueN' ResiRRInE Monday. May eth, the ! American Thread Company's plant Is to | change it's running hours as follows The plant will open at 8. Ell., with the regular hour for dinner at IS o'clock. | Afternoons the Flans will run from l p. l m. until 4.3o p- m. On Saturday the plant will run frem a, n. until 14.15a a. m. This gives the employees of the plant an extra hour of daylight after a l days work, l Al TeppeRwsia, champion tRap aAaaseF, ] and Chief" Bender are to give an ex= l hihitjen of shooting before body of men in South Willington, Saturday after= noon at o'clock. The South Willing ton men expect to start q gun club. A l large delegation of men from this city will witness the shoot.
 Special Investigator John B. EdgarteA of Willimantic has been appointed to l this district in place of John c. Wight man of Stafford Springs for the past two years deputy agtomobile inspector of Holland county. Mir. Edgarton is to be in this city ans day each week with headquarteFs at the Rolice station in the town building. Tuesday MT. EdgaEtpH met twenty-five residents in this sec tiea who desired automobile licenses, Lsesl No. 7l, L'Union St Jean Bapr tiste, nominated ths following officers at a recent meeting: President, Joseph Le- febre; vice president. Albert Bishop recording secretary, Albert Lambert: f. nanejal secretary, Emile DufFesne :; treasurer Alfred I4araviere; master of ceremonies, J. F. Gaudreau; inside ward; Joseph Laraviere; outside ward, Charles LeFleur doyen, Alphonse Chagnon past be elected at the meeting to be held
 In June District President Alexis Caisse spoke about the drive for funds for the French Boys College at Woonsocket, R, I. The drive in this city begins in June, ten organizations from St. Mary's church furnishing ten teams to canvass the
 city.
 \ R. F, Richardsen of the WNlimantic State Normal School, gave an address on
 Mental Tests, at the Rockville High School hall Tuesday afternoon, His au-
 dience comprised teachers at the high
 school and all grade schools of that city,
 : Superior court orened in this city on ' Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock but was adjourned immediately by Sheriff Charles : A. Gates, until Thursday morning at
 10. o'clock. States Attorney Charles E. Searls has stated that if Judge l., P, Waldo Marvins appointment vas not . approved by the legislature there would be, no qualified juFist to sit in Windham county, as ali judges are busy in other
 counties. If the nomination of Judge Marvin Is upheld court will come in Thursday, otherwise 1t will be deferred for the present.
 l AE-. nA N;e city have announced the engagement of their daughter, Helen Aylesworth Knight te Edwin Ashley Barrows of Waterbury, son of Mrs. D. c! BarFows of this city,
 Mrs. Wallace Potter of Mansfield De-
 pot was visitor in this city Tuesday.
 windham High and South Manches-
 ter High play bali in Wiilimantio this
 Wednesday, afternoon. The local team
 has put in some stiff practice and are
 ready for the boys from Silktown, The rivalry between the two schools is keen and fast game is looked for. Wind
 ham will send the following men into
 the game; Fitzgerald or Ellison c, Cap.
 tain Sullivan, Burr, or Gates p. Connell
 Heller 3b, A. Heller If. Gerry Of, Keen
 If, ,Prater and Obernesser utility. Shaun Sullivan is to umpire.
 Eddie Jshn of this city, who has been
 held for some time by the federal au- thorities charged with resisting and ob- structing an officer and with having de-
 stFoyed drugs libeled by the authorities was released Monday by United States Commissioned CeFhett. after 3 short
 hearing at Hartford before Assistant District Attorney Allan K, Smith. The
 government was satisfied with JehR's ex. planatien of the affair. His. ignoraRee baf ha cd nd destruction of the drugs through rnisin- depreciation of orders given was con.
 sidered and John was warned about dealing in impure drugs in the future
 and to give federal officers 8 better re- neptien next time.
 TAe proceeds of the Charity danea for the free bed fund of St. Joseph's hospital, given at the state aFalery by the Woman's Auxiliary to St. IeseHt's
 hospital, reached sss1 q. according ts figures announced Nar9aV But f365,7T
 was needed to eemplete the free
 fund and this amount has been turned
 over to the hospital The FemaiRdeF of
 the money will be used to nurehase ma
 terials for the sewing committee,
 Funeral services for Edwin A. Eeemis
 were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 O.
 clock at Lebanon Congregational church { Rev. Hollis A. Campbell conducted the service and read eommittal service a;
 the grave in the new Lebanon cemetery
 Jay NJ. Shepard was in charge of the arrangements.
 Miss Mary MeNaRAra died Monday ? night at St. Joseph's hospital. follow . ing brief illness. She was born IF Lebanon, the daughter of Timothy and a Bridget Brown McNemara, and had livee in Wiliimantic for number of years She Is survived by a sister Miss Mar
 garet McNamara of this city and tive
 brothers John McNamara of Norwich
 and Timothy McNamaFa of Palmer Mass.
 ]. Everett E. Lasris, 80, died Meadas at his homo on Liberty Hill, from tu.