Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
NORWICH BULLETIN
WiLLIMANTIc OFFICE
Telephone 1o5 q Church 81
WILLMANTIc

WILLMANTIC
what Is Going On renisht.
Violet Rebelah lodge. No 57Ioo
F.. meets at sol Main street
Ladies Auxiliary to A. o., h. nse..
at 7ss Main street
The police made Il lnewn Ne,as,
that they will institute -
against jay walking on Main st-eef
N places not DESIGNATED as crosswaikg
o hnes painted white across the street
Other cities that have designated ssfs.
" lanes on streets to be used NV Ne
destriahs for crosswallrs have arrss,et
people who failed to make use Of fhsn,
The crossw2lk is put on the street ss
safeguard to the walking public ard
drivers Of vehicles know that ,oa eross.
walks the pedestrian has the right .,
way.
Automcbsie drivers are aleo "a =,
watched regarding parking Of cars o.
Main street The ruling Is frat park-
ing must be at a l5-deEree angie hn,
many autoists have failed to nav rnr,ct
attention to this ruling. Other driver,
who have been In the habit Of marx
ing their cars across the crossgaDcs
or IN the marked-of places on Main
street will find themselves befo-e ths
The matter Of sidewalk obstruction Ia.
also come to the attention OF the au-
thorities and will be prohibited m re-
gard to portable gasoline pumps, slrns
and shelves
The police are also TO place signs On
North street in the section afferte6 bv
the recent ruling about parking on thas
street. These signs are for the east side
Of the Street only.
The truth Of the Lebanon Saturday
morning court came out somewhat be-
lated and It was known that the two uaen
nned Tor resisting Constable Stanton L.
Briggs were Charles p. Cahri and
Frank Lynch OF wfltnzntie. The
men found in Constable Briggs one wAo
was a trife too fast for them ana a a
result one Of them, Cahili, went 70 the
hospital suffering with injuries 70 Ais
leg. Names of the men given ont sat
urday were fictitious ana it was some
time before official proof couid be Sc
cured that Cahiil and Lynch were ne
men involved
John Katehnltz. OF AsIhIand street. Va,
| treated at St Joseph's hospital Sunday
| night for injuries to his hand. A lag
ged wound had been made between the
third and fourth fingers by a nail Kat
| chnitz had been working on the roof Of
a shed at his home. suddenly lost his
balance and fell to the ground. his
hand coming in contact with the mai
that accused the injury.
Balloons, flying birdA and whistles
seen and heard about local streets Mon
| day were evidence that the circus had
| hit town.
= Mrs. George Flint OF Ash avenue has
returned home after a weeks visit in
| Putnam.
p. Gluskin Of Union street Il visitias
relatives in Springfield. Mas.
Sparks clrcus came to ais city o.
Monday and pleased with two perform
ances, both Of which were well attended
/ Al Circus Greene, a native OF Whitman
| tic who is with the circus as aavertis-
1 ing manager and chief Announces. was
on hand and greeted many friends. Mr.
| Greene. known in the realms Of the
white tent as Minnie Thompson. was al
50 present and during the stay of the
circus in this city Mr.. and Mrs. Greene
| stayed at the Greene residence On Main
street. Mrs. Greene was formerly q
! feature rider with Barnum & Bailey And
/ had toured European countries with mat
| aggregation. She also conducted q large
| riding academy IN Bridgeport ard oniy
| gently her picture was printed In the
| photogravure section OF New YorA
newspaper. which proclaimed her Amer
iea's greatest horsewoman. Many friends
Of the couple met them during The day.
Eddie" Jackson. publicity man for
| the Sparks circus also came IN fee a
warm welcome, as many persons remen-
| Der when. twenty-one years ago Monday
he played Little Tim. the Jcehey In
Neil Burgess rural drama, The CCun-
~ Fair" The show was siveu Al the
Loomer Opera house
The members Of wnIimansse ledge. No.
1911, B. P. o. E, met at heir rooms
at o'clock Monday night and beaded
by the American band marched 70 the
circus grounds and attended the c1rcns
IN a body. Al Greene and Edward Po-
ran who are connected with the show 1rs
both members OF the local lodge Wives
and friends Of the members also were II
the parade also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Byrd Freesznz ksvs
returned home from Pleasure Beach
where they and their daughter. For
ence E. Jones have stayed for two weeks
, With the Freeman family at the beach
. were Mr. and Mrs. Harold v ScoIlin and
: It'll eson. Of Boston; Miss Marion Ide
Of this city, Miss Margaret Noyes o.
, Norwich. and Miss C. Pearl Fisher. Les.
. lie King, and Allen King OF storrA
Mrs. Angelina LeriAA Avery. enc Oh
= the two Real Daughters OF the American
Revolution N Connecticut, celebrated he
s7th birthday Saturday at the home o.
e her son. Frederick Avery Of No. IS Higf
street. She is q member OF Anne Wooc
= EledkinElderkin chapter OF this city
lGreeting cards were received from Rutl
WHY'S chapter Of Hartford. Faitt
J, Trumbull chapter Of Norwich. Greenwcc'
:. CHAPTER Of WInsted and many cards iron
!, neiehbors and friends
:. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark are spend
ing two weeks vacation at savfn Rock
; Charles H Jones is enjoying tw'
weeks vacation in trips to many section
. Of New England.
:. Curtis NJ. Weeks, has returned % NJ
work with thu Western Union TELEGRAPH
company OF Utica. n. Y, after spendtnl
his vacation with his parents. NJ. an
Mrs. c. A. Weeks of Ash street
A Mrs. Sarah A. Ufles has returned 3
Iher home on Prospect street. after visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. James, q Bas
d Orange. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Williams an
Mrs. Josephine Barton. e East Hasnp
ton. spent the week end at the home
= Mr.. and Mrs. p S. Hills at The RidEe'
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sears q No. q
Prospect street is visiting friends !
Providence and New Bedford.
= Tn the police court Monday nrOrnta
Frank Gush OF Chapman street. va
charged with ass. uiting his wife. Mar
!. Gush. Gush was also charged with n