Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-26
Wu.LIMANTIC

St. Lawrence, Antonio Jollie, Edmond Beaujolie and L. Sumner.
 Comedians-Arthur Leclaire, Joseph Allaire. Paul Allaire, Ray Roy, Louis Beausoleil. Edmond Baillargeron, Cyril Roy and Romeo Chamberlain
 Principals-Arthur Caillouette and Rodericf Rousseau!
 MT. Gaudreau was the director.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy P. Champlin were held at her home in South Coventry Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Charles G. Johnson officiated. In terrnent followed in the Nathan Hale cemetery. Funeral Director Jay Nj. Shepard was in charge of the arrange ments.
 Big events are stepping right in line for the coming Fourth of July in this city. If weather conditions are favor- able this Fourth will surpass any held here in years. There will be a, baseball game at Recreation park between the American Thread A. A. and the New London Independents. long time bitter ri vals, and more so this year because both teams are in the fight for top honors in the Eastern Connecticut league. In con- junction with the game there will be a horse race. plans for which are being made.
 party was held at the home of Oli- yer l.. Willard of No 240 Walnut street Friday evening in honor of the four teenth birthday of his daughter, Miss Doris Willard. Refreshments were serv- ed Miss Willard received a number of gifts. Those present included the Misses Margaret Persons, Winifred Andrews and Dorothy Redman of this city. Alice Yeomans of Andover and Francis Smith of Hartford and William Jackson, Arnold Hnna, Stanley Andrews, Clayton An drews and Clarence Redman.
 Miss Katherine Foley, who for the past two years has been manager of the local business office of the Western Union Telegraph Company, has been as- signed manager of the main office of the company at Watch Hill Her assist ant at Watch Hill will be Miss Helen Gregory who was assistant at the local office.
 1 The police department has received , numerous complaints regarding the park | in gof automobiles close to or on street | corners of the city which action is con i sidered a menace. One complaint regis | tered Saturday morning was an reference to the corner at Main and Ash streets | A concerted effort is to be made in the 1 future to put an end to this practice. | | messed iong freight trains hauling coa | through Willimantic wondered if the re ports circulated some time ago that nc l shipments were being made was true | Friday a train of twenty-five carloads o coal and Saturday morning another traiI | of twenty carloads headed west passeC | through htre. It was learned later tha l the coal was not mined in this country ! but came from Nova Scotia and was purchased by the New Haven railroad and distributed at roundhouses and oth CT places on the system.
 Twenty-four members of Troop i, Bo! Scouts of America, motored O heir sum mer camp in Eastford Saturday after l noon at l o'clock from the Congrega tional church. Four scouts left Sunda, Imorning at S.30 o'clock on truck bear ing the provisions and supplies for tn camp. Next Wednesday Troops 2, am
 4 with their band will be the guests o
 Troop 1 and plans are in the works t
 give them Q royal reception.
 Isador J. Heller Saturday morning re ceived a letter from his wife, who lei last month for her native home in Pc land for three months stay. Mrs. He
 ler's letter is dated Berlin, German!
 June 10 and says she had pleasar
 voyage and is enjoying good health. Mir Heller stated that she was to leave Jun 15 for Rozwadow, Poland.
 Morris Jerome Druker severad his con
 nection with the United Talking Ma
 chine company Saturday night and lief
 for Boston Sunday where he has accept
 ed a position with Snider and Druker
 building firm.
 John Leo Sullivan and Arthur Caiss
 returned from North Adams Saturda
 where they had been visiting for feN ] days to attend the senior reception c T the Taconic hall school there. Miss Lo retta Tobin, a graduate of the schoo returned here with MT. Sullivan and wi remain for the summer months She ha
 accepted a position as teacher in Scot
 land for the next school term. 1 stephen Aramita has severed his con lnection with Costas Stamaton and gon
 to work in Hartford. John L. SulIiva | has succeeded him.
 | Rev. David R. Overton has been CT T gagged as pastor of the local Zion churc
 for the coming year.
 Robert Higgins of Fall River, former
 ly of this city, attended the senior re
 ception Friday evening.
 Miss Edith Turner Park of 175 Mort ] street left Saturday afternoon to spen
 the summer vacation with her mother i
 Brooklyn. \. Y.
 . Miss Phyllis Robinson of Lewisto