Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-27
WILLIMANTIC

deniv his ear aseered to the left and overturned throwing tAe occupants to the highway. It was thought that the left frcnt wheel bYoke, throwing the car to one side The car aside from the brok- en wheel was not badly damaged. MT. JarhcIew and family after their visit to the l0tpital continued home by taxi from this 'dty.
 Deputy United States Marshdi ThSznae F. Griffin. of MiddletowH, was in this city Monday forenoon armed with war rants far the arrest of Wihred St. Mar tin of this city and Charles Segar, of Lebanon, in connection with a raid made at Segar's home several weeks ago by Constable Stanton L. Briggs, of Leban- on quantity of liquor was seized by the officers St. Martin was located at 1 his work in the Quidnick- -Windham Man. ufacturing Company mills and was plac- cd under arrest Segar was arrested after q trip made to Lebanon. Beginning Monday morning two ses- sions were held for the first grade of | St Joseph's parochial school. The morn l ing session is for boys only and the aft
 ernoc1 session for girls. The reason foi
 the change is the great increase in reg ! istration at that school especially in the l first grade. The total number is too great l for one teacher to care for satisfactori- | Y.
 1 Michael EszaIz pleaded guilty of in. toxication in the police court Monday
 morning and paid a fine of s and costs 2 amounting to S12.15. He was placed on probation for six months by Judge [ Frank IT. Foss.
 Citizens of Willimantic did not have i 10 turn their clocks back an hour Sun- ] day and this fact evidently caused sev- | eral Of them a little trouble Monday morning when they went to the railroad | station to take trains for various points | Not few arrived ahead of time an6 were compelled to spend one hour warm | ing the seats in the waiting room. 1 Members of the Employed Boys di 1 vision of the Y. M. c. A. have organ iued an Employed Boys club and have ] elected the following officers: President l Russell Thompson secretary, Henr! l Handfeld treasurer, Stanley Andrews ] The club is to hold meetings on the frs | and third Tuesday of each month.s l During the dates of October set for til, I Salvation Army Harvest Festival farm ] CTS in this vicinity will be asked fo ! donations of vegetables and fruits. 9th 1 CT people are to be invited to donat | the same things either taking them t ] Salvation Army hall, on Main street, O l notifying Envoy Ingersoll so that he cal call Saturday and Sunday the Salvatioi AYray hau is to be decorated and tn
 vegetables and fruit put on display. Al gifts will finally be sold to raise none. ] for the work.
 Rcae-iek. the sixtcen naonths' old sol l of Omer and Alice Bernier Cote die l Sunday night at his parents hcme. Nc
 55 Maple avenue, from bronchitis.
 UdO Erdini. 50, died Saturday at st l Joseph's hospital after an illness of f1v
 weeks He was born in New York, bu | for a number of years had lived i Columbia. Surviving his is his sister Miss Rose Erlini and four brothers. Ma A.. Of Waterbury William. of valle Falls. R. L. dward of Danielson, an Theodore Erdini of Columbia
 Thirty births occurred in the town C Whldham during August. Of this nun
 be- sixteen were female and fourtee
 were males The list follows: 1--Lucile Agnes, daughter to En1erso and Lucille Smith Miller. 1--Tho1as Mitchell, son to Michael A
 
 | 2-Cfuiseppina. daughter of Micha Vincenza Oliva Mazzola. 2-Lilian. daughter to Isaac and Je1 . nio Jlevita Barhanell. 2-John Paul. son to John and Math eda Szwsnczy WanlciiaE Marie Irene. daughter to Irene all i Marie Coiomho Rioux 7-Eveiyn. daughter to Arthur and F ? Si' Ellison Bourrce " 1a-NIidred. daughter to Harry ar T Edith Thompson koske. 1i-Bcrrard, son. to Abraham and Vi . ia Jaripol FoinIgol
 { f5-Dorothy, daughter to Napolec
 and Adele Bernard Fontaine. 15-sarah Lena, daughter to Phillil ! and Ida Labarree Herard. l .ls-*alter. son to Peter and Karolfl : Hucdeseba Faurauskey. l 16-Robert, son to Byron and Ade!il l, Brady Medbury.
 | 17-stevens, son to Charles and Ann
 Roruanik Lucas
 . 1S-Lucilie Aurore. daughter to Ric
 { ard and Marie Vertifeuitle Norman.
 1s-Rita Dolores, daughter 10 Wiilia
 l and Tvoune Desrosieres Koska.
 1S-Irwin, son to Irwin ana Grace pC
 lard Merrill
 19-CatHerine. daughter to Salem al
 1 Mary Haddad.
 19-Enna May, daughter to Christ [ pher and Emma Gettier Mannick | 21-Roland, son to Charles and Sedo
 1 Cote Marrotte.
 21-Miriam. daughter to Charles. al
 Vida Whitman weigold.
 2t-Martha, daughter to Albert al - =---=---------=--- SCHOOL DAYS. SCHOOL DAYS" 1"