Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-17

Recreation park is open evenings to the citizens of Willimantic and may have taken the opportunity to enjoy the pleasure afforded there. An expert play ground instructor has been secured for tbe summer and will be at the park from 10 to 12; 2 to 5; and to each day. The variety of anusements pro vided is great, games for young and old being included.
 l The park is pne of the prettiest spots | in the city, add shade trees many or which are situated along the river banks made an ideal protection from the sun The park is absolutely safe for children, as the grounds are entirely ehc1oseo anu l the instructor will be present to take charge of an activities in which the children engage. During the summer, certain days will be set aside when class es will go to the swimming hole on the Natchaug river, where they vii lbe taught | to swim. On other days free shower baths will be ready for use Mondays and Thursdays have been set aside for the girls.
 l Among the attractions at the park, are l two tennis courts, two roque courts, two croauet courts, three quoit courts, a base ball cid, four sand boxes, outdoor bas- 1 ketball, yolley ball and 8 number of small games such as ring toos, bean bag, etc. The American Thread Go. has done much to make the park an upN to date recrea- tion ground for Willimantic citizens. es- pecially for the employees of the company MT. Halstein, the park director will be gladly aid any one enjoying his special line of sport. There is telephone al the park.
 The ground is an ideal place for pic. nics and with this in view there have been placed along the river bank, twen ty-four large lawn swings and thirty=si, large settees People have been asked tt offer any practical suggestion to MT Hal stein. as 1t Is desired to make Recreation park pleasure ground to the people, taste.
 MT. Halstein, the playground director
 Is 9 graduate of the University of Yer mont and besides being a ball played O
 skill has studied the playground problem and is considered an adept for that lin
 of work. The mothers of the city can en
 trust their children to his care during tn
 summer days and rest assured that tn
 youngsters will have the best of supervi
 sion.
 Dance. Community House Plainfielt
 June 2o Monday evening by Protec
 tion Lodge, I. o. o. F. Fidelity orche:
 tra, Worcester.-adv.
 Mrs. Mary T. HiIlman, of Californi;
 is spending a few days with her siste
 Mrs Burt G. Thompson of No. PTS Pros
 pect street. Mrs Hillman win leay
 soon for Indian Head Branford, wher she will spend the summer. Master Arthur Hourigan, has returne home for the summer from St. Joseph Academy, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Anne Wood EIderkin Chapter, D. A. R through It's Characterization comnitte has sent to each of the twenty-two new ly made citizens copy of 'eThe Amer
 cans Creed" published by the Nation; 3 Society of the D. A. R. The electors oat
 was included.
 Miss Sarah Abbet q student at Whea
 on college is at her home in South Wint t. ham for the summer.
 L. Norwich Suburban Day fters wa
 showered down in this city Thursds
 morning about 10.4o o'clock. when Lien p Stuart Chadwick, bombed" WilIina mt D. and surrounding towns The nacbi,
 was flying low and the occupants cou easily be seen.
 l Suit has been instituted in the superi
 court at Mfddletown by William Nicho ,+ or East Hampton, guardian for Ali
 Nichols, against Charles A. Stedrnan. f ;a an annulment of marriage. Stedre = and his brother are-now serving a fer r in Windham county for perjury. IT |" couple were united in marriage in Wi
 mantle creating a sensation at the tim If The case is returnable to the s,1nari ot court at Middletown on the first Tuesl, r ,rr of September.
 Funeral services for John Mabanc
 were held Wednesday afternoon at + 2 home in Ashford. Rev. Bella Bela Kova
 Of Wallingford officiated. Burial was 1 the Woodward cemetery, Ashford. Jay