Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-30
WILLIMANTIC

s,aoi6catians for the new structure al yvirdhar1 Center were shown by Archl- tect A. R. Sharpe. It was votea to ao7 yertise for sealed bids for the coIs1I uc .' ton of a four room school building Wlln auditorium. The plans call TOT plEeA building partly fireproof' or
 Some time ago an appropriation of 55'- O6O was made for tae construction or q school building at Windham Center. The committee has carefully looked over every available and suitable structure for school house and one that will meet the needs of the town may cost more than the amount appropriated. 1T tnls IS so t1ere will probably be 9 special meeting called when the additional amount nee essary for the construction of the build l ing win be asked of the voters. The members of the building committee are George F. Taylor, Chairman M. F. 1An- coln George Cock, E. A. Case ana GeoFge 1 s. Elliott.
 l Attorney Jatrick J. Danahey is at his home No. 140 Mansfield avenue recover 1 ing from injuries sustained at Bellows Falls. Vt, July goth when he and a companion were riding in a two-seated wogan. Attorney Danahey was on his vacation in that place and he and another man set out by wagon for Warren Pond, about seven miles outside of Bellows Falls. The horse took fright at some an- l !mal that darted across the road and was soon, beyond control. At small eu1bnkment the wagon overturned hurl- 1 ing NIT. Danahey and the driver to. the ground Lawyer Danahey sustained a i fractured wrist and bruises. The driver had a sprained back. Both were given medical treatment and Lawyer Danahey was brought home to Willimantic by au- tomobile
 WiIIimantic Knights of Columbus have decided upon August 14th as the day to hold their annual clambake at the grove at Phelps Crossing The committee ir 1 charge of arrangement and entertainment has been selected as follows: Thomas 1 O'Brien, Albert Fournier, Annie J. Mar tineau, Edward Portelance, J. Murphy William Lennon, Harry Sullivan, s. Be tora, Albert Piohe, George Timmins, John ORourke and A. Boch. The Knights have planned a series of good times fol 1 the day and intend to make it the usua success A baseball game is to be staged l between the Benedict and the Would Be's. One of the features is to be the clam band which is intended to liver things up considerably.
 Members of the Loyal Order of MOOs' 1440 are to meet at Moose Home, Pleas ant street at which time thirty candidates are to be initiated.
 The membevs of Francis S. Long WO mans Relief Corps, held picnic Thurs day when they met at the home of Mrs Willard N. Bowen of No. 409 Pleasant street. About thirty members attended.
 officers of WiIlimantic police depart ment have been assigned the following I e, I, [ A Paulhus, day duty Officer Grady, cente Main street; Officer Bombria, upper MaiI street; Officer Mclean Jackson street Officer Leahy, Sodom.
 Henry F. Billings, secretary of thu public utilities commission has announce, that a hearing will be given in this cit. Friday August 5th to c. H. Pellett of Nc l Mechanics street. Danielson who seek Epermisston to operate jitney line be twen WiIlimantic and Danielson. Pellet proposed route is as follows Brooklyn Hampton, Clark's Corner, North Wind ham, Willimantic
 The boys of the choir of St. Mary parish will leave this city at 7.30 in tn
 morning of August 9th. Previous t
 setting out for their weeks camp the are to attend higa mass at the churc and received Holy Communion. A toke
 will be presented at the meeting by mem bers of Conseil Ste Cecile. Joseph Gaudreau is to have charge of the camp, ] Willimantic was visited by thunde showers Friday which passed around tn city The rainfall, hodwever was heavy a times, and slight rainfall continue during most of the afternoon. Tn showers failed to make any change fo the better in climatic conditions and tn public continued to endure the stick! hot weather.
 Miss Helen B. Lincoln daughter of NJ
 and Mrs Louis B. Lincoln if No 230 Wi
 let's avenue, New London formerly (
 this city, >has received word that she ha
 passed the entrance examinations fo
 Smith college without conditions. Mis
 Lincoln is a graduate of Natchaug schoi
 of this city and of Williams Memorii
 Institute. New London.
 The old iron grating in front of th
 Turner block-on Main street has been II - moved and will be replaced by cement
 Agents of the local district of tf
 Metropolitan Life Insurance compan
 will attend joint picnic of agents of tE
 New London, Norwich and Willimant
 divisions. to be held at Brightman
 Pond, Westerly today Saturday.
 A party of local boys under superv ! Slon Of Frank Ii. CuSIdrQ WnO nave Spel 4 a week al the Boy Scout camp of u
 First Congregational church at Cryst
 Lake, Eastford, are to return to this eli tody (Saturday) The campers have ha
 ideal weather for their trip and have el joyed their stay in the open.
 Arthur Cook of Torrington form [ resident of the city visited here Frida @ for the first time in 0nirty-one year He noted many a change in the life of u D city.
 = Mir. and Mrs. Wellington Pratt of Farr
 ingtonh, Mass, and Mrs. George Baldw
 Lee are guests of Mrs. J. B. Baldwin
 Prospect street.
 Friday morning brought to an el
 the visit of the twenty-five New Yo1 fresh air children and they left here !. the 947 train for the big city T,
 of these children had enjoyed their tr