Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-30
WILLIMANTIC

crt. s1.50, 15s Quorcus avenue; Etta Taylor, S1, e Quercus avenue: Adolph Derosier, q, 100 Quercus avenue; Jsmes Dawson, s1, 2s Crescent street street; Horace Greer, s1. 159 Crescent 1 street; Polyodors Deiude. s1, "A Quercus avenue; Linzie Chiazare, s1, s5 Quercus ! avenue; Eugene Connors, S1, 12s ouer- GUS avenue; Lewis Chartier, s1, 11s Quercus avenue; Frank Cote, s1, 125 Quercus avenue; John Moran, s1, 9s Fairvisw street; George Cypher, s1, 127 Crescent street; Mary O'Brien, s1, 93 Quercus avenue; Alex Uncles, s1, ee ] Quercus avenue. ! Main Street: Mrs. Cornell, g; John White. s1; Hugh Renniols. s1; Edw. Progent. s1; Mary Ruchina, s1.50; Moses Dombria, sS; Kate Mahoney. s1 :; 1 Docane Normandin. $1: Wn. Arbour, ! s1 Mary Safre s1, Frank Lahance s1, Paul Belanger $50, Nelson Chamber lain s1. Matilda Bertrand s1. Alfred l lDesrosier s1, Marie Theroux s1, Joseph Sampson $1, Joseph Laeroix s1. Napo- leon Maaue s1, Marie Beausolesi :1, Pe- ter Stone S1, Eva Phaneuf $1, Joseph l C'hasse s1.
 Ives atreet-Philip Teller s1.5e, Jos.
 Branier S2, John Laklukicsicz s1.5o Farud Cfawdck $50, Anton Ksmienski ts1.5o. David Caya $1.50. George Me Clura ST. Fred Beruby sf, Frank Niesk g. Tan Cicnon s1. Nellie Cannon ST.
 Frank seitin s1, John Midura s1, John | Cmsniak S1, Stanley Genia s1, Frank Wofyeka ST. Albert Kersch $1, John Begda s1, T. Stuett s1 George Houie s1. ParmeIia vercefeuiIle $f Mike Catch S1, Steve Guodyk s1, Jan Alibezek S1, Do- Inc Bernar $1, Sam Beaulieu .$f.
 Carey E1t'l-FIorilla LaFontaine g. Rainy weather failed to stop the Will iimantic Rotsrians from turning out 100 per cent. strong for the weekly meeting Tuesday noon. Following the business meeting, as DO special speaker had been secured 90 address tie club, thC meeting was turned over to George T. Snafer, chairman Of the educational committee, who gave an interesting talk on Rotary. Following his talk members
 gave their views and there was gen. eraI discussion Of the subject. Mention
 was made by President Frank II Foss oi the directors meeting to be held next Monday night and that 1t was desired ! that the membership tonnittee meet prior 10 this time It was announced l that q picture of the Rotary Club auto. mobile that took part in the Armistice Day parade would be sent to national '
 tartan. A communication was read
 rom tEe Hartford Rotary club in re-
 gard Jo tho New England spring confer i ence to be held at the Hotel Bond in l that city March 24 and %. 1922. James ! r. Bath of the local club, has been
 named as Willimantic representative on
 the executive committee. Communica-
 ton relating to the international con- ference to be held in Los Angeles, Cal ! ole yD-f- 1S
 tiil meeting James E. Fullerton spoke
 iH regard to the Ladies' night of the chamber of commerce next Tuesday eve
 ming at tie town hall. He expressed 2 desire that the Rotary club be well rep
 resented at the meeting.
 sessions of the civil side O. the Wind nam county superior court were resumed I hera Tuesday at 10.20 o'clock, witl
 Judge William L. Maltbie on the bench
 Three cases for the jury were sched-
 uied for the day, Arnema Ives vs. r. A Ralst0u; B3Ikan International Baking ICcMnauy vs. John T. Taylor and Mar
 F. Pike vs. Benjamin |. Brown ct al
 It was announced before court that th,
 l second and third cases would go owe
 ! te rl9 next ciyi. term Of the court . A- the jury call fifteen responded a Judge Naitbie informed the jurors :. E there were any reasons why they shoul, ..ot serve. 10 make the same known. Tn { following we're then selected to serve K 4 A-lf rG Clifton IT. Wright; Canter. { bury. Christian Kerr; Craplin. Willis I i Co1eiand Hampton. Ray P. Fuller h George V. Thompson. Killingly. Georg, r. Ca. Scotland Everett Kimball . Nia5a2u. !. s. Weldon; Chaplin |, t41 v. T1.udon; Hanlr toli, Jesse L 'u-alam. Charles r. Burnham, Josepl Ea---r,,,o0k.
 Judge Maltoie notified the renaininI \ jurors that they were excused indef r.ttiy and expressed his thanks fo ts-.r attendance at sessions of court T-e case tried was that of Arnem ie-s of No. S1 North street. Williman tic against Frank A. Ralston Of Sout 2 Manchester, suit for $2000 damage ] ss -le result Of q collision between a | automobile in which plaintiff was ridin
 | and q truck owned and driven by de
 feudant. The accident occurred o1
 Center street, South Manchester. July |
 of the present year. The plaintiff a, !