Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-20
WILLIMANTIC

special Christmas programs, and ~as the holiday falls on a Sunday the day | chants in order to handle the expected | Christmas last minute rush have agreed | to open their stores evenings tuntN 3 o'clock beginning Wednesday. Most of the students in colleges and | universities have returned home for over tthe holidays All local schools will close | | Thursday efternoon of this week, tol o7en again Tuesday, January 3rd This vacation schedule affecvts the Whitman tic State Normal and Training school l Windham High school, and all public and parochial schools
 Members of the WiIIimantie Woman's club have arranged for an ofternoon of pleasure today CTuesday) at their room on Main street. when they hold their an- nual Christmas party. Following the ! usual meeting the members are to gathe, about the Christmas tree and each is to receive a joke present the value of which | will not exceed twenty-five cents Re treatments are to be served by the com mittee of which Mrs William A. Daw son is chairman. Her assistants will be Mrs. W. c. Moves, Mrs L. D. Crawford. Mrs. Belle R. Riggleman, Mrs Arthur o ward J. Tryon, Mrs. c. E. Simonds, Mrs A. c. Persons, Mrs. H. D. Pollard, and Arthur w Gates.
 Miss Alice Boucher of No I237 Valley street gave a. warming at her new home Sunday night. During the evening she served a luncheon of chicken sand wiches, cake, jello, candy fruit, etc Guests present included. MT and Mrs George AIaheu, MT and Mrs Henry Boucher, MT and Mrs. Charles F. Clarke Mrs. AIphonse Gelinas, Miss Eva Gin gras, Mrs. Victoria Demers Misses Edna and Rose Demers, Mrs Thomas Moran. Miss Carolyn Paulhus, Miss Georgia Morrison, Miss May Sugrue, Mrs. Ma | poleon Brindamour and Miss Mary Casey. During the evening solos wero sung by Henry Boucher and Charles Clarke.
 R. E. LoSnis, an empioye of F. A Buck & Company whose plant is located on Columbia avenue was painfully in jured Monday morning when his legs were damned between two automobiles. He was taken to the office of physician and it was stated that his injuries would prevent his working for several days The accident took place while Loomis was riding partly on the hood and fender Of one of the conpany's trucks being lowed in to headquarters for re-
  truck stopped and before Loomis could pull his legs clear his left leg had been pinned between the cars. The machines were separated to clear LOomis and he was taken to a doctors He susta med a wrenched knee and bruised shin.
 Funeral services for William C. Jones = were held Monday morning at 10.30 ' from his home in Andover. Rev H B \ Goo7sc,l conducted the service at tho V house and Se26 commttaI service at St. Peters cemetery, Hebron. The bear CTS were Fitch N. Jones, Carton B. l Ta~ae c E-nr'- po4,-~-, ~-,- C1-~---- Porter. Arrangements were in charge of Jay M. sh ara
 Mrs Ellen storrs stcarns 79 willow of Jared Stear~~ T+71 CuH'ov night at her home in Mansfield Mrs Stearne was born in Ma7sle4d. me daughter of Stedman and Olive Tarrows Storrs. Shr leaves a son, Robert E. Stearns of Mans field and F. W. S-orrs of Cheshire Mrs. Stearn5 was meTber of Mansfield Con gregational clurch.
 An attachment for s7.Ooo has been placed on the property of Mike Kruglin- Il sky of Chap in for Charles W CoveI of " Nanzaelt 6nv.G claims damages Of 5000 The suit alose out of statements alleged to have been made by Kruglirslly. The case is returnable to the WEndham county superior court on the first Tues day in January.
 News Brief
 Miss Fannie Bishop of North Adams, Mass.,i is spending the holidays With Mrs. Ashton Persons of Prospect street.
 Miss Myrtle Jordan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Jordan, is expected home for the holidays, today (Tues 7ay). Miss Jordan is of Smith college faculty
 Miss Elizabeth Buck returned home Monday rieJat alter spending the week end with friends in Hartford = Mrs Otto Robinson entertained the Bri5Ee club Monday afternoon. As it was the last meeting before Christmas. { tree had been prd5ared and each mem. ber received a gift.
 Miss Marion Hilhouse daughter ( Mir and Mrs, James W HsIhouse iz expected home today CTednesday) from Smith college.
 Francis Boucher, student at St Johns preparatory school Danvers Mass, is at the home of his parents. MT and Mrs. Delphis Boucher for the hol- i1ays.
 Hurley Keon, a student at St. Johns prep school is at his home in this city for the holidays
 Tirty-eight births were reported al the towns clerks office during Novem- Der, 16 males and g females. The hst follows;
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