Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-21

FELElzS meets at SUI street.
ao4h She repubiIcan and democratic
parties are printing themselves for the BIZ
snnuai city election, Monday December
Esh, when 4 mayor, three aldermen at
, srse. a city clerk, city treasurer, sner-
4. two auditors and three assessors Will
- elected By General vote, and four al
dsrmzn by ward voting.
II is claimed that the BIZ battle will
aOver about the Office Of mayor, and that
Hormisdss Dion, the democratic candi-
date will give Mayor Charles A. Gates,
republican. a tussle at the polls. The
sour ward voting places have been an
lounced as follows: First Ward, shop in
rear OF No. 80 Walnut street; Secord
Ward, old town building on Church
street Third Ward, shop at No. 55 Jack
40 nstreet; Fourth Ward. building IN
rear Of No. ia Pleasant street. The vote
this year viii be heavier than in years
PREVIOUS as for the frst time IN the his
tory OF W4llimantic women will have the
ballot in a, city eleckon. The annual city
meeting is planned for Tuesday, the 9Th,
when reports OF the city officials will be
received and passed upon.( The detail
I'd estimate Of expenses for the ensuing
year Will also be read and put to the
vote Of the electors.
Robert Casey. Clarence SIathien. Har-
Old Magic. Edward McSweeney Joseph
slovak. and John Healey are to enjoy
coon supped at South Coventry this
Monday evening with several Of their
--ieuds. Tho 90 pound coon was hhot
ny John Healy. the only one OF the hunt
~ to make = successful shot
Motorists who have been bothered
nights by the numerous 'one-light auto
-. 81.
-ni BICYCLES rejoice in the announcement
rom the state motor vehicle department
hat all such violators Of the law will
-a punished Bulletins announcing this
ruling have been received by the local
r0iicc and enforcement Will be strict AL
ready several dealers in headlight de-
ices have had orders from bicycle own
-rs who ~ 10 this time have never been
80 the trouble Of putting lights Of any
description on their Bicycles.
Judge Christopher L. Avery, in the
superior court at Hartford, has granted
divorce 70 Mrs. Eiunice Gertrude Church
rom Roy g. Church OF Hartford. The
,uple were married in this city Jan
uary :. 1905. ard for the following three
Years lived N Lebanon. In 1908 Mrs.
-'hurch stated that her husband deserted
Her IN granting Mrs Church the d.
hc- maiden name OF Phelps.
The cases of Asher b. Holmes versus
Dewitt c. LoclCnan, the Jones Auto Co
uersus Sebastian Aldrino, and Sebastian
Aidrino versus Merrill II. Jones. all
scheduled 70 be. heard before Justice of
the peace Curtis Dean Saturday, were
postponed untn Saturday, November &c.
Mayor Charles 4. Ga4es and Judge
Frank H. Foss. who presented the petit
-on 10 The public utilities commission
legarding the lowering Of rates for ga.
sud electricity charged BIZ the Rockville
Willimantic Lighting company, and The
limitation OF the service charge TO con
sumers in this city were informed tina
he hearing would be held in Whitman
&c soon.
Company G. 18Th Infantry. 43rd Di
vision. has completed arrang enlents foI
2 carnival which thew state will surpast
any carnival held IN the city in the way
81 novelty features The carnival vii
le held at the stats arnory
To start things in proper shape tht
boys OF the olive drab have sent WORD
To- their comrades in Manchester and t,
Hsttery 3 and First Ba. Hq. and Com
n1t Train. iA2nd ArtiHery Of Norwich
asking them 20 come to this city and ma
rade on The opening night. Plenty o
red fre will light Up the route and abou
300 Uniformed men viii be in line.
funeral services for Clarence T. Nil
..r found burned N. death in his ion1
b Howard VALLEY. Tuesday morning o
Nov. Sth. after having been murderer