Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-13

for medical assistance about $T6, to .the1 WiIlimanttc Welfare Bureau $50, to the Norwich tuberculosis sanatorium $10, toA the American Red Cross for Christmas seals $S5. and a sum of money to fur nish the room at the Card Home; stanley obnra has brought suit against Stanley Ceisla, who conducts a candy and tobacco store on lower Main. street to recover damages of S35. The case is scheduled to be heard before Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean Sat- urday morning. May 29th, at O. clock City Sheriff Thomas Killoureg served an attachment Friday for S1o0 on property owned by the defendant. The plaintiff in bringing the suit states that the defendant left town suddenly l Wednesday without notice and he owes tha plaintiff for rent and groceries. l Ceisla. who left town when officers went after him to appear at police court 1 is wanted here for violation oft the pro- hibition law. He was notified to appear in court Tuesday morning but failed to show up and when officers went to his store and home they learned that he was not in the city.
 Hearings of interest to property own l CTS on Brown avenue from Main to the railroad crossing, and residents or Will !
 road are to be held on the evening of
 May 18th at the common council cham l Der The street committee has been
 authorized to establish lines and grades ] on these two streets and claims are to
 be presented if any at this meeting. | WilIlmantic is to be represented today l (Saturday) at Hartford when athletes from Windham High school enter the 1 Trinity Interscholastic relay track meet i Seven preparatory schools and fifteen hign schools will compete. Those who will go from this city are c. C. Case 1 Jr.. manager, James Burr, R. Carpen- ter, W. 7Praeter for the 1U0-yard dash 1 R. Carpenter, J. Williams and James I Burr in the running broad jump, J Will Iams for the running high jump, NJ Carpenter and F. Atkins in the S80- yard run, and James Burr in the 220- yard dash. The relay team will consist | of James Burr, R. Carpenter, W. Prae- ter, W. Jordan and I. Praeter The | boys left for Hartford Friday afternoon
 in charge of T. T. Hawksworth of the 1 high school faculty.
 Officers of the local branch of the
 Women's League of Voters are as fol lows: President, Mrs. George Shafer | vice president, Miss Harriett NJ. Stone
 secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Ora N Clark. The program committee con.
 sists of Miss Miriam Sbidmore, chair.
 nan, Mrs. John Reilly Miss Ada Lit
 tIefeld, and Mrs. J. B. Fullerton. Tho
 officers were elected Thursday afternoon
 following a meeting at the Woman'y
 club rccms at which time Miss Grace \
 Murray of Hartford gave an interesting
 talk.
 Erie: Notes.
 Rehearsafs for Katcha-Koo, the mus
 ica! comedy soon to be presented under the auspices of the Catholic Welfar' I Council I've begun under the direction
 of Saniul4 Weimer.
 Everything is ready for the game be tween WIndham High and Norwich Ere, Academy at Recreation Park this (Sat urday) afternoon. The local boys ex
 pect victory over the boys in Nor wich.
 No session of the police court wa | held Friday morning, everyone in tow
 behaving themselves properly on Thurs
 day
 | Friday was Hospital Day and was ob F served as such by local people. Fl A. L. French has purchased the Stark g weather property on Valley street con g sisting Of five flats witr land on whic T he is planning to erect an apartmen t house soon.
 l Henry Desormeaux. tax collector, ha z notified property owners that taxes ar due before the last of this month 0 T liens Will be filed against the property t Delegates from the local Woman's Re : lief Corps to the state convention t q Do teld at New London May IT and l l are First, Mrs. Margaret MacArthu | second. Eva Adams: alternates, first = Jennie Randall; second, Gladys Masor ii Plans for the Charity ball for tn benefit of the welfare bureau were dis $ cussed Friday nigat at a meeting hel : at the chamber of commerce rooms o :: Main street. The affair will be state