Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
WILLIMANTIC

ffty-one years ago, the auEhteF of Hem " and Nancy Jordan Hevrick. heaidea her husband. pr. John Weldon sha leaves . son, John Stanley Weldon, and srandchlld and several cousins The weekly meeting si the wnRmsn- tic Rotary cluh held Tuesday nooN teok the form of "Vacation Day" seeial. Following the dinner members told of trips they had enjoyed and these de- alrous of learning the best reads for long trips were K,veR that information by the members who had travelled tn that direction. It Is expected that the three new members will toin the Kotafians at dinner next week Tuesday.
 !. T. Frank Cunningham was a visitor in' Norwich Tuesday,
 Judge Frank H Foss was occupied in court matters at Rockville Tuesday.
 Herbert W, Huher of this city Is in New York on business.
 Albert ]. Piche went 10 New York Monday night on business.
 Walter Bennett shaFged wiah iRtex- ieation. was before the police eourt on on Tuesday morning and pleaded guilty. He said that he had bean m this city for fifteen months and worked at the Quid- nick windham Manufacturing plant. He was fined ton doilars and costs amount ing to Sl715 which he paid
 Further developments h the eaees of three small boys who filled tive. barr with corn from freight ear in the rear | Of the WlllimAntic dFAin company came up when the bOys were brought Co aRsw- Or to charges of theft. Monday as wit 1 nesses they said that they sold one baa to Joseph Locke but threw the other away. Tuesday morning they said thes sold the other bag to Mrs. Jennie La. ehappells. two of the boys got 50 ceEtG each. the other getting Ts cents, MoRda, lin court the case against Mrs. LAohap belle was nolled for lack of evidence ana Locke was discharged after he had stat | cd that the boys ha told him 1t was no stolen goods, but sweepings. N
 The cases of the three boys were enn etinued until this (wcdnesday) morning .They are Clarence PeEky II, Heary Pro Yost and John sarAkowski G. Mrs f4achappell is the aunt of the Pelky ana | Provost hoys.
 Local people are receiving in the mai | registration blanks to be filled out the receiver is deslFous of entering tn Citizens Military Training camp tn b held at Camp Devens. Aver, Mass, from August to 11 inclusive.
 The local police officers Will go oN th following beats during the month O July Oficer Leahy, day duty; 0fiee Paulhus. center Main street. Office Grady, upper Main street. oficnT BoUrbri Jackson street. Officer MoIecn, ScdeHl,.
 Two willimRHtie mea vere nAe@ber of the class of 1921 Sheffield Scientific ! Arnold Bowen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bowen, of No. 25 Grove street was on i of the five honor students of the eiasi having the distinction of having wFitte I on hts diploma, "Summa -Iaude, with the degree of Ph. B. Mfr, Bowen to return to Yale university in the ia to take a postgraduate course. He grad uated from Windham High in the cias of IS,
 The other local man is John Weldon Jr, son of Dr. John Weldon. who rt celved degree of Ph.B, He will rs turn to Yale this fall to take up tn study of flaw. He attended Mt, vernc school. New York, and took his ''prer course at Philirs=Exeter.
 James Brown of this city was 6 recei | visitor in Colchester.
 Miss AuFelia Mesier of Woonsocket, l.. is visiting with Mir. and Mrs, Theophl Galipeau of No 27 Maple avenue.
 The lunch cart owned by John G man which has been on the land Main street recently purchased by " Jordan, for the past twenty years, h; been moved to it's new location. Union street stin presents tesn appearance tue to the tearing LID
 many old sidewalks on either side of tn -- street. Several of the old tar sideVai have been replaced b3 nicer cement sid ] walks and workren are now, eREaged laying gutters. The street will, be q cided improvement to the city upen COT pletion of alterations now being made. The washoqts Oz the enc way stRt } leading from Jilson Hill to Pleasa
 street have been filled in with crush l rock and win soon be rolled down iE firm foundation which it is hoped v 1 prevent further washouts of the kind ( 1 perienced after Monday afternoons As | shower. a Fl Fred D. Jordan of this city has b<
 appointed by Governer Lake as one of
 trustees of the connectieut Hospital
 the Insane at Middletewn,
 Mrs. Helen B. HaRriAston, se. A,eA
 Monday on Winter street, following
 days illness of double pneumonia
 leaves her husband, Patrick Harringt
 two sisters. Nils Margaret Barry of {
 city and Mss Mary Barry of Irelal
 a brother, David Harry, of this e
 two nieces, Bridget and Mary Shea
 New London, nephew, Patrick Ba
 of this city and three grandehildFeT
 The funeral of Cyril ". Greene A held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock fI
 the undertaking BaFleFs of Jay M. Sf
 ard, No. 62 North street Rev. AFt
 D. Carpenter offieiated Enterment
 in the Curiey cemetery. Mansfield.
 bearers were William Turner. Will
 Elmendorf, Lester Hicks and Frank ] CT ter.
 'lc Mrs. Mary C. Merritt, ss, se AnAs . died early Tuesday morning at St. "" seph's hospital She was born in H -. ford, April 12, tSes, the daughter of
 ward and Annie Gray Ceoney. She lei
 her husband. Leonard J. Merritt, sons, Edward and George Merritt.
 daughter, Miss Annte Merritt, all
 Andover; and two siaters, Mrs. Ge'
 Cope and Mrs. John Fowler, both nns Hartford.
 Mrs. Jennie Lachappeli of Main st