Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10
WILLIMANTIC

suggesting several changes in the by laws was accepted, and upon it's .adop- tion at some later meeting any member who in one-duarter shall be absent from five meetings without good cause will be voted from the club membership and his classification be declared open. It was also decided that any new mem Der who, after being notified of his elec-' tion, shall fail to- be present within the two sessions following his notification, shall be notified that his classification has been declared open.
 Fred Brewster, vice president of the Litchfield Springs, N. J., Rotary club. was a Enest for the day and spoke brief ly, stating that the local club shows the old rotary ,Dep and Norwich will have to travel some to beat the members ost l in the vocal line MT. Park, following his report of the Edinburgh eonventioni stated that the singing was fine, but be- lieved that the Norwich club had some singers that would match with the lo- cal talent George Hickey recited g poem. How Do You Buy Your Money? which met with approval.
 A delegation from the local club Is l to go to New London Thursday to jein ] the New London Rotarians at dinner at New London hotel. They will cave this city soon after 10 o'clock in the morning as New London men eat ao- cording to the daylight saving time. The meeting which was considered one of the best ever held by the local club. came to a close when the members arose and sang one verse of The Star Span gled Banner.
 Walter R. King, of the school coan- mittee, is receiving bids for school l transportation for the ensuing school year The routes to be covered are as follows. Route L, North Windham Road district between North Windham and Natchaug school. Route 2, Back Road district, between home Of Everett Chap pell to Wndham Center Route g. Jeru- salem district between town line near 1 Scotland to Windharn Center school. Route 4, Bricl1top district, between Mill lers hill and North windham read, Bing- ! hams BrfdEe to windhaIn Center school. Route 4, Christian street district, be- 1 tween home of John Wilcox to Windhanl Center school. Route 6, Warner dis trict, between trolley station near She l tueket park to homes of children.
 1 The California Exposition Shows with 1 a line of novelties Is playing in this 1 city
 l Oyer .GreenBlot, 1e is a patient at St Joseph's hospital, this city, as the result I Of an accident that happened Monday afternoon in the barn at his home in 1 Andover. The little finger and third finger of his left hand have been cut i,on and the second finger is nearly cut off as the result of Greenblot's activi- ties with an oldIfashioned rotary. hand hay machine. The Greenblot boy with several other saw the machine and 1 young Greenblot began turning the l crank with his right hand and feeding ffa saolffs x.-f4I l,s Al l... 1 came in contact with the blade with the
 result noted. At the hospital after the hand had heHn treeted 1t was reported that the badly cut finger may be saved from afihutation. W
 John Kelley of Fall River Mass, wal
 before the police court Tuesday morn ing, charged with iintoxioation. Kelley 1 who said he was a weaver by eccupa.
 tion, asked that he be given A chance tC
 get out of town, after pleading guilty
 to the charge. He had been hanging
 around Willimantic for several days
 Judge Toss fined him s10 and costs
 amounting to s1T.1@. Kelley's -entir,
 capital was B cents. He went to Brook
 lyn jail to work out the fine
 Notice las been posted at poIic, headquarters that Section 10 relating
 to the ordinance on street traffic reguia
 tions has been reoeaied and that the nt ] parking squares on Main street have
 been abolished. This action followed ths repeating of the section at 8 meeting o
 tho section at a meeting of the common council, Monday night wlien action wa,
 taken on this section. which has result
 ed in considerable trouble for business
 men during the past few weeks.
 Morris l.. Johnson and Miss Mar.
 Connor were united in marriage Monda,
 night at o'clock at St. Josephs rec
 tory. Miss Mary Sullivan. cousin of thl
 bride was bridesmaid and Peter Giles
 pie of New York was best man. A re
 ception was held following the weddin,
 at the home of Mrs. Deborah M. Fosar ty, sister of the bride. Following thei
 honeymoon trip MT. and Mrs Johnso1
 will reside in this city
 Mrs. Ldsyd SEacfarIane and her moth CT, Mrs. George M Crane, while ridin,
 to New London with two friends iron
 Wormwood Hill. Mansfield, met with a,
 accident, Saturday, at Mantle, wher
 they were spending the day The ae
 cident occurred on Logger Hill and bot
 were badly shaken up, Mrs Crane wa
 bruised about the body and is under tn
 treatment Of doctor at her home