Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21
W1II.1MANTIC

Spring street were in Fan River. Thurs day attending the funeral of MT. Kings ley's brother. windham High schoea girls basket | bah team plays Wooasteck Academy at the local school thisit (F,riday) afternoon. | The girls team won the first game and intends to go through the season with out defeat Employees sR the HenaqA siYk esMpaay have been notified of wage cut of 20 per cent, effective Monday January z4th: The working hours at the blant have been increased by one day over the old schedule of twenty-one hours per week Business shows signs of .i- creasing at that plant and the officials hope to further increase the working hours within . short time.
 The marriage of Mrs. Lillian \. War ren. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John H. Lohman of South Coventry, and Warren I. HoK also of South Coventry, took place at the formers home, Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The officiating clergyman was Rev. Arthur D. Carpen- ter, pastor of the First Baptist chursh, of Willimantic. Mir. Hoff is the son of Mrs. Sarah M. Hof of South Coventry and served fourteen months with the Medical Corps, Company D, 9th Division, at the Panama Canal Zone.
 Waiter c. Snow of Mansfield has brought suit against Joseph Elliott of Pomfret, Q lundberman, for damages of | s225 for work alleged to have been done i for the defendant by Snow. The farm of Elliott in Pomfre has been attached. The case is FeturnabIe before the To- | Tuesday in February. Actual wages due Snow is s1S.7O according to the ] complaint.
 The local fund for the relief of the starving children of Europe took anoth- l CT jump Thursday when a gift of $50 from MT. and Mrs. James w. Hillhouse was added to the fund. The total to date is $1,225.S1. The quota set for Willi- mantle is s7,500, therefor SS274.59 re- mains to be raised through gifts from | local citizens. Plans to hold a Hoover dinner in this city are under way and it Is hoped that the quota can be raised in this manner. Recent additions to the fund came from the following people, MT. and Mrs. James W. Hillhouse $50 ". P. Jordan s10; A Friend $3.50.
 AIrs. Jessie ". White. 65, widow of J. Andrew White died Thursday morning at St. Josepil's hospital from gangrene Of the foot Mrs. White suffered shock about six months ago while at her home at No. 50 Church street, and her removal to. the hospital followed Mrs White had many friends in this city, made pthrough business dealings While operat- ing a restaurant, |. and later bekery When taken ill, Mrs. White was owner | of a boarding house oi Church street which she had conducted for several years.
 Mrs. John Sullivan and Miss Frances J. Kingaerger spent Thursday in Boston
 Engine Company No. 1, was called out at 5:0J o'clock Thursday morning tc fight chimney fire at the house ownej . by L. II. Arnold, No. 12s Church street The blaze was 9 stubborn one and forty gallons of chemical were used before thr i blaze had been extinguished.
 The Winimantic Industrial company al Is annual meeting dnc'ared a dividend of six per cent. to stockn }, ,ders 'dt,r.n' the present year. the same Fer cent a in p2st years. The Giciderds are pay
 able s..mi-annuaEy-tAree per cent Jul
 1st. and thrc2 per cent January l., 19G.
 T5tal crsIit accounts of ire co.npa r
 were listed at s16976.65 ard the asset
 were listed at, s125S14.2S The director
 of the organization were, elec'ad as fol . lows. Georee F. Taylor. Waiter [ @ knight. Fred D JcrIan M Eugene Lin coin Frank Larrabee. Ernest Rosie an
 Robert Uirsnh. Auditors -e'ec:cd wer
 Herbert D Pollard and Fred 4. Sander
 son. OfT:c- IS for the, ensuing year are
 President George r, Taylor: vice pres
 idant Walter B. Knight: secretary
 treasurer, NJ. .F,ucone Lincoln; assistar
 secretary. Frank NJ. Lincoln.
 4. (. T'sler Camp. No. 8. United Span
 i3h Wa" Veterans. and the ne1.y form cd A. C. Tyler Camp Au7i iary. No. 1.
 |. s. ". V. held 8 sj3int instailatio
 Wednesday nght. The installation of th ! amp took place at the armory the. fo
 lowing being installed: Commando
 Arthur Sweet; senior vice commando , Samuel Mullen junior vice co onnla nde -' t7rhert F. Shoes: adjutant, T.. Htnr
 Ashton: ouartermaster. John s. Daily
 chaplain. Albert B. Cunningham histor
 an, Jeremiah J. Mccarthy; patriot instructor. Jean F. Paulhus serseal = majcr. John J. Hoey: quartermast,
 sergeant. Elmer J. Mathieu officer
 the day, Everett Windmi'ior: officer
 the guard. Jeremiah J. Sullivan :. col,
 sergeant l. p. Perry. SampeI Chapel
 trustee. William F. Jackson.
 The installation of A. C. Tyler .Au. iiary took place at the Hooker Hous
 Miss Mary Finley of Rockville, state au A Hilary department president, assisted I - Mrs. Ellen c. Perry of Hartford. chi
 of staff. installing the following officer
 President Mrs. Fannie. Flynn @ vi president. Mrs. Rosp Pauhus; juni
 vice president, Mrs. Blanche Burtol .r treasurer. Mrs. Gertrude Jackson SC | reE Mra Wo dx- n7,, IC Amy Brown; conductor. Mrs. Ora on Sweet; patriotic instructor, Mrs Mar . act Macarthur; historian, Miss Ja
 Ashton guard Mrs. Margaret Como
 color bearers, Mrs. Rachael Gallasht
 Ms. c. Paulhus; Miss Maion McCa
 thy, Miss Enilina Paulhus; pianist Mi
 Juanita Jackson.
 The annual meeting. of the First Ba m. list church was held Thursday night