Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-01
WILLIMANTIC

tc-Hartford Jitney association, under |
 which said business will be operated.
 The several parties hereto have no part |
 nership interest in said business of any |
 kind and each party acts individually |
 in said business Signed: Charles F. l
 Gahill, 1T Townley street, Hartford; Ovi- 1
 la Martin, 11s7 Main street, Williman- tic; Rebeeca Rose Coutu, 42 Walnut street, Willimantic: William H. Whiton, 115 Spring street, Willimantic; Moses J. Cahill, East Hampton; E. W. Markham, IT Townley street, Hartford Henry ]. Bianchette. 1S5 Jackson street, Willi- mantle; Nelson J. Greenwood. 5s Gilman | street, Hartford.
 ] James "Huzzo" Donolue will appear l in the police court this (Monday) morn- 1 ing charged with intoxication. He was arrested on Jackson street Saturday ev- ening by Officer Grant Bombria Dono- hue had half dozen bottles of home brew in his possession at the time and
 enough of the connection inside of him 1 so that he was unable to navigate prop erly.
 Willimahtic got two thunder storms
 Sunday. one commencing about 9 O. clock in the morning and the other at o'clock in the afternoon. Little dam age was reported in this section al
 though the rain fell in torrents, espec-
 ially in the afternoon.
 Misses Alice Dunphy and Helen
 Spring, of Hartford and Miss Mollie
 sheehan of South Manchester are the
 guests of Miss Alice Healy, of No. Ss
 South street.
 Saturday afternoon about o'clock
 an overloaded one-horse wagon belong . ing to the W. A. Buck Grain company
 came to grief in front Of the Hurteau- 1 pAEca NTa; when the rear wheel collapsed Word was sent to the office of the company , and an automobile truck was sent to the : place and thc grain was. transferred. The hearing of William 1T. Blodsett , state tax commissioner. against Ar
 thur w Narsden. judge of probate fol the district of Madison, to require filing c of wills and inventories on certain req . estate in settlement in Judge MarsdCn's 0 court, which was set for Saturday Q morning at the superior court room 1T ! this city. before Judge George E. Hin o man. was not held as Judge Marsdef . filed the papers several days ago. Q Word has been received at St. Jo O sephs hospital that three of the nurse , who took the state board examination a
 Hartford following their graduation
 have passed the required tests The, q f. are Miss Frances Lynch. Dartmouth { Nova Scotia, Miss Ellen Sullivan. Man ! ners avenue. Willimantic. and Miss Ma! > H. Donohue of New London Y The work of putting the bowling al ' leys at the Y. M c. 4. in shape for tn ;. coming season was begun Saturday l. The repairing is being done by employe 7. of an out of town company and is t l. take several days.
 a Willimantic lodge, No. 1911. B P 0 ! T7 l. l. the dancing pavilion at Elks' Park an n plans to hold a Ladies night for mem
 bers and their friends, August IS. r Tn the police court Saturday mornin r the cases of William Wenisch. charge ,- with theft. and Napoleon Normandir Il charged with ihtoxication and breach c d the peace, were again continued, thi s time for one week
 $ On account of weather conditions, tn s; Ashford community meeting and wei q come that was to be given Rev. Fathe l. Dunn at Warrenville Friday evenin 2; was indefinitely postponed. Rev. 9th u s. Beaumster of St Joseph's church c s this city was scheduled to deliver a pa g; triotic address at the meeting. K The register at st Josepis hosplta ,e records the largest number of patient
 admitted to that institution in any On ss month. and the hospital is now file D. Ninety-one persons were registered ia July, including thirteen maternity case U 4 special meeting of WiIlfmantic Iods le No. 1440. Loyal Order of Moose. hel 4 Sunday afternoon at the Moose home 0 at Pleasant street. was well attended. h. class of thirty candidates was initia as ed. the degree work being in charge ne the team from the Hartford lodge. R e treatments were served at the close { IT. the ceremonies.
 T. Judge Frank H. Foss who has bee -H spending two weeks vacation with h Ve family at Shelter Island Beach. R. at Is to return home today (Monday.} o- Mir and Mrs Clarence Webster ne this city are spending a week at u 1t George Clifford carnn at Webster lake. Us Philip s. Hills of The Ridges VI ss among those who witnessed the bi-ce sn tennial anniversary pageant that was IT. part of the program of the Old Hon es Day celebration at East Hampton Sa CT nrday
 n- Frederick ". Porter. who has resig eo ed as state supervisor of the publ ht schools in Connecticut has moved wi CT lis family from The Ridges to Ston X ham Mass where he is to be supe v, visor.
 Id Rev Walter F. Borchert. pastor of s
 Pauls Episcopal church and family q at staying in Windham Center, at Mi ills Bineham's.
 Ter The picnic of the Windham Cent ne Congregational church Sunday school lu- to be held at Waldo station Thursday he Prosecuting Attorney Samuel B. Ha Is. vey of Wilimantic police court is spen Try ing a part of his vacation at his farm alS Chaplin.
 he Henry Athertor of East Hartford ,Ii-
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