Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
WILLIMANTIC

T. Gager Willimantic; program, Mrs G. [ v, Smith, West WilliHgten ways and means, Mrs John L. Leonard. WillimaH- 1 tic,
 Judge L. P, Walden Marvin will occupy l the bench this (Thursdayl morning when the criminal session G the Windham county superior court opens Members ot the jury panel have been summoned and 10 prisoners are to be brought to this city.
 The Ladies' society of the First congre- gational church met Wedh esday afternoon at the church house. Reports were made by neHahers whe attended the recent con- ventien of the Womanss Congregational Home Mission union of Connecticut, James E. Nercross of New York is to speak at the meeting of the Brotherhood ! of the First Congregational church this l (Thursday) evening. His subjects are i Things That Have Made Me Smile and Forces That Win. The meeting will be the last Brotherhood meeting this season | Director of AraericaHization c. B. Gill l man has announced that classes in civies i for coming Americans will be started dur I ing June for those who are eligible for | Ssptenaber examinations. Of those who attended the classes held during the win ! ter months, all but two passed the exam- nations held Tuesday in this city.
 The summary process case of Herbert 1 T. Clark ct al vs. Amsen FaiFhet, which was continued from Tuesday afternoon l was resumed Wednesday morning at 1920 o'clock, Attorney P, J. Danahey for the plaintiffs and Attorney Samuel B. Harvey 1 for the defendant made their arguments and Judge Curtis Dean charged the jury, which retired at 12.15 o'clock. At 12. 40 o'clock the jury returned with verdict @Ioin nf in "a ease may appeal from the decision of the jury on writ of error, counsel for the defense having 4S hours in which to take such action. If an appeal is not taken, Fairhet must vaeate the store at No. SIT Main street.
 wIIlImantic lodge, No, 1911, is prenar- ing for the annual FRS fair at El6s park in September. The committee in charge is P. D, Donohue, J. M. Berard, George H Peloquin, Edward r. Whitmore. Nelson A. Daniels, Clarence Mathieu, George M. Graves, Albert French. William A. Daw- sen, Valentine L. Murphy, Louis J. Flynn, Frank W, Congdon, George A. Bartlett George Timmins and Charles W. Hill. 7 Windham High and Norwich Free . Academy teams will meet this (Thurs- l day) afternoon at Recreation park. A good game is certain between these teams , ancient rivals,
 Keeney Lathrep, son of Mir. and Mrs | H. c, Lathrop. continues to make good at athletics at Phillips-E Exeter academy : at Exeter, N. H. Playing against the New Hampshire State college, he helt = them down well with his clever pitching !" and in the pinch, when his team wa: . trailing to O., he poied out a triple . scoring the three men on base. It was tn, . longest hit of the game. Lathrop alsC I starred at basketball last season. He Wal . last years captain and star pitcher fo c Windham High.
 . Several automobile loads of Elks lief this city Wednesday night for New Len don to witness the deciding bowling rnatel between the local Elks and the Norwich aRtier-wearers Following the match, tn 1 Whaling City Elks entertained the visitor as usual It was an evening of gool sport
 of Windham during April. Of this mum Der thirteen were males and six females The list with the respective ages ant causes of death is as follows:
 2-Charles Williams, f5, chronic ne iphrItis,
 S-Martin caral, 2s, pulmonary tuber eulosis.
 s-Adrien Boudreau, 21, infected ton sils
 6-Harriet II. Hoxie, SC. carcinoma 0 intestines,
 7-William Hughes, 45, compression of spinal cord
 s-Riehard H, Grattidge day. as thonia.
 s-Eva- NJ KiIlourey. s1, pulrnonar tuberculosis.
 12-Thomas Ashton. ?. myOcarditis ERephritis.
 i2-AlfFed Kfnne. II, chronic pros tatitis
 12-Dan,el J. welch. tuberculosis Ia
 Ryngeal.
 15-Barthclornew Moran II, cerebr;
 hemcrrhage, intestitiai nephritis
 1s-Ellen KeHey, e. chronic endoca,
 ditis
 1s-wnliau c. Card, ss, arterio sell
 resis
 ls-Resina Larnlo,,e, s7. bronoh pneumonia.
 ls-ENe F. Gagne. months. acu Egastritis.
 s9---Narths Philips. ss, old age.
 25-Ilovd ". Blanchette, hour, a Iphyxia neonatorum.
 2T-Charles Mallory, e5, chronic il
 terstitia( nephritis.
 So-Kate P, Chamberlain, chronic e
 decarditis.
 Fhs regular meeting of the tev
 school committee was held Wednesd; A evening; The meeting was opened
 iS.30 o'clock by Chairman Dr. F.
 Guild Secretary Edgar A. Case re-
 the usual preort. No committee repoI
 were made, The matter of presentati
 iof diplomas at local schools was talk aF lup. Voted that the following present (