Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-04
WILLIMANTIC

Misses Mary Cunminss ARL MAutle Potter left Saturday morning to spend the Fourth with relatives Of Miss Cum mings in New London.
 Mr. and Mrs Samuel LinAs of Balti- more, Md, who are on an automobile trip into the New England states are visiting Mrs. R. SusSnan of No. SS5 Valley street
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer E. Caples are spenAtnx thA holidays with relatives in Essex.
 Miss Margaret Harris of No. 54 Hewitt street has left for New York where she will be engaged in the millinery business. l Captain Charles Fenton of Church street ia entertaining his brother, Captain p. D. Fenton of Chicago, his sister, Mrs. Emily W. Reed of New Rochelle, N. l., anu two nieces, Misses Nancy and Mary Hoisins- ton of Rye, N. Y. Captain E. D Feni on represents the Wmdham SIX company n the western states.
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin c. Parish, of this city have received news of the death of their niece Mrs. Carrie Meagner at Val paraiso, Ind. Mrs. Meagher formerly | lived in this caty. News has also been received that MT. Meagher is seriously l i'll at a hospital in Denver, Col,
 The postoRfcs fer today tMonIay) will i be as foIlows:: General delivery and stamp window, open from z until II a. m. Money order and postal savings de- partment closed all day. There will be no delivery of mail but business men and local people will be accommodated if they ask for their mail at the general delivery 1 window between the hours of : and II a. m. The collection and despatching of mails during the day will be carried on as usual,
 c. fua-m years head of the commercial department I of the high scaool of Clean, N. r.. has been appointed commercial instructor ill East High school, Rochester, \. 7.
 The body of William A. Price. who died in Eagleville last week Wednesday was sent to Apponaus, R. l., Saturday by Undertaken Jay M. Shepard who had charge of the local arrangements. The services and burial took place there dur ing the afternoon.
 The body of Walter W. Sawyer, whose death occurred in New York last Tuesday arrived in Willimanttc Saturday and was taken in charge by Undertaken Jay M. Shepard. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Columbia Congregational church, Rev. Harry S.. l McCready, pastor of the local Congrega- | tional church o.iciating.
 MT. and Mrs. William Dinneen and daughter left Saturday for two weeks visit at Fitchburg, Mass
 Leroy Webster is passing the holidays with friends in Worcester, Mass.
 William BeIewnre will be before the police court this (Mondayl morning charged with i1toxication. He was ar rested Sunday afternoon about +.15 o'clock by Chief of Police Dan!el J. Kill Iourey. on complaint by woman wao resides in the White row on Main street. 1 It was reported that Bellaware had broken door in the womans home and was looking for trouble. E. G. Brown, of Hartford, reported to the police Sunday afternoon hat he had figured in a collision Sunday afternoon at 4.25 on Columbia road. The steer Ing wheel of his car broke and lis automo- bile crashed into a fence. The damage was slight.
 Members of San Jose Council, Nc. A Knights of Columbus of this city, were ] in G-reneville Sunday aft9raooa attend ig of the corner stone for the new St Mary's churcn. The Knights from this city acted as escort to RL. Rev. John J Milan, bishop of Hartford.
 William HiIIhouse' of New Jersey, ana son William H.lhouse, Jr., If Pittsburgh Pa., are spending the holidays With rel atives. in this city. MT. Hi'lhouse was form .rly captain of t1,, local police de rartmert, holding office prior to Chiet Edgar A. Richmond.
 Sunday was one of the hottest days oi he year thus far. the thermometer hoy e~ing above ninety most Of the day. Dur trE the afternoon thunder SaowrI threatened but passed to the no-thnAst e.
 he city. Little rain fell and the wea, hel continued hot.
 The American Thread company base: Gall team won Sunday afternoon at Re creation park from the Norwood Ath letic club, to 0. The visitors neve1 even threatened to win. Today (Mon day) Art Nichols fast Rockv.ll9 asgre gstion will play a double header with tn, Threadma kers, the morning game to ht in Rockville, the afternoon game in thi city.
 , Fight fans were out Saturday after noon to learn the returns of the Demp sey-Carpentier fight When it was oveI the majority were in funds as Dempse, was picked by most to win by the K 0 route.
 During the game between the Thread Makers and the Norwoods Sunday one of the fans in he grandstand threw stad. It landed on the top of ar auto noble, setting the top on fire. Ther, was considerable excitement fo- whiI, but the blaze was soon exttn nguished.
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