Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24
WIIrLIMANTIC

vs John Dowell and Maybelle Kelley, | adulterv; and state vs Theodore Repaire, l breaking and entering and vilfuH de struction of property. These cases were suspended indefinitely.
 Mrs. Arthur J. Harper of this city gave a May basket party Monday night fo rher mother, Mrs. N. G. Bentley. at Eagleyille, twelve guests being present and enjoying the evenings pleasure. Mrs Bentley received several gifts and refreshments were served Those present included Mir and Mrs Henry Richard son, MT and Mrs. John Adams, Mir and Mrs. J. B. Carpenter, MT. and Mrs. Wil-} lard Few, N. c. Bentley and A J Harper.
 Tuesday was circus day in town, with the regulation monkeys. balloon vendors, steam calliope and wild animals. The first of the trains pulled into the city in the gray hours of dawn and from then until late into the morning a stream ol wagons followed the streets to Bacon's3 lot where the tent was spread The cir GUS drew big crowds during the after noon and evening, crowds remaining up until early morning hours to watch the interesting work of loading the cir GUS on the trains for the next stopping place | | sion is to hold a competitive examina- ton in this city June 3rd for the positions of city clerk and carrier in the local | post office. The salaries range from l s1400 to $1S00 yearly and the positions are permanent An examination for the position of laborer at the local office is
 also to be held, the pay to be $500 | yearly with a bonus of s24O. Informa, 1 tion can be obtained from the secre. 4 rf-. e.. AF.. district secretary. 18th floor, lcustom
 house, Boston, before June Srd in the firsx two cases and before June 18th in
 the last case.
 Delegates to the state chamber of
 commerce convention to be held at
 Hartford today (Wednesdayl and Thurs
 day, from the local chamber are Frank
 P Rafferty, Jay M Shepard, Edward F.
 Whitmore, James B. Fullerton, Frank NJ.
 Smith, P. D. Donohue, Frank Larrabee,
 George s. Elliott, and Valentine L. AIur-
 phy President Charles W. Hill and
 Secretary M E. Sullivan will also at tent. The alternates are M P. Lincoln, Ernest P. Chesbro, Raymond A Parker, ft Charles F. Risedorf, Frank M Lincoln
 D. E. Bass, James P. Bath, Samuel Porcaro and Nelson A. Daniels.
 T The body of Emmet \. Evans, IS, ar. 5 rived in this city from Waterbury Tues. day morning at 1155 o'clock and was taken in charge by Funeral Director Jay
 M. Shepard and conveyed to the Wind. : ham cemetery where a committal ser 7 vice was read by Rev. David R. Overtou l of this city.
 Fl Mir. Evans, a highly respected coloreC citizen, died at his home in Waterbury Saturday. He had made his home ir Waterbury for the past 22 years anC
 prior to that time resided in Willimantic : For the past ten years he was engaged ] in the trucking business in Waterbury n He was born slave in Louisburg, N c, but he has often said that he nevel q | received anything but the kindlies . treatment from his master at that tlme He first came to Windham county al e coachman for the late Colonel Bake
 who had an estate at Windham Center After Colonel Bakers death he came t, 2 WiIlimantic where he drove a pubu U hack for many years. He was a member of St. John ? church in Waterbury. and a member Q Kellogg lodge, No 5 of Colored Masons He leaves his widow Adelaide Evan g and son Clinton.
 Il Brief Notes
 Members of the Junior class of tn a lsNormal school hung a May basket Nor a evening to Frederick W. Staebner of tn = school faculty some sixty girls takin d part in the presentation.
 Mrs Chester M. Scripture and he n brother Ralph L. Masons left Tuesday fc :. Morgantown, W. Va. Their mother MT
 Leila Mason accompanied them to Ne
 Rochelle, N Y, where she is to visit wit d her daughter
 d Samuel E. Johnson left Monday fc re Brooklyn, N. Y and expects to be CT = gagged in open air theatres in the yicinit - of New York for the summer ' John Dougles of. Los Angeles, Cal,
 visiting at the home of his parents M < and Mrs. R. A. Robinson
 Mrs. Joseph Vegiard is visiting 4 Worcester until over Memorial day AT pr Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich 1 to hold free chest clinic this (Wedne
 day) evening at the Red Cross rooms ( # Main street
 About thirty members of Wiliinant
 Lodge, No. II, Ancient Order of Unite
 Workmen are to go to Norwich tn \ (Wednesday) evening when grand offit
 CTS will attend the lodge meeting thei
 and twenty candidates will be. initiate Directors of the Chamber of Commert
 Realty company are soon to meet to COT
 firm the vote recently taken that Il
 company be terminated
 The thirty sixth annual convention , q the Woman's Christian Temperane = Union of Windham county is to be bel
 today (Wednesd4y) in this city. at u
 Congregational church house, mornin
 and afternoon.
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