Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-03
WILLIMANTIC

uasto- Of the Chaplin Congregational
church. row pastor OF tbs Fist Co1sre-
zat!onzl church. Newton. Kansas. hss
arrived IN Chaplin and plans to remain
FOR one week while no arrangss TO
ssnd his household erIects to Newton
Mrs Lsnphe2r IS not TO accompany kim
baalr to Newton at present. but Is to re-
main at Chaplin to care FOR her mother.
Mrs. Martin, who Is Ill. Rev. Mr. Lana
ohesr says Newton Is city Of about TO-
eco inhabitants, about the size OF Rock
VILE or Putnam, but more progressive,
II seenas to me-" he said. The west
seems never to lack push" Comment
Ing on the government IN Newton. ne
said It was the commission FORM OF Gov
eminent. The commission 10 made up
Of three members, the chairman being
the mayor, who has charge OF the police,
fire and water departments. The, second
member has charge Of the street and wa
ter departments, the third OF the public
buildings, almshouse, and other lesser
departments. Newton is not g. Inanufac-
turing city but Is a great shipping point,
the railroads entering the city being the
Ssnte Fe system and the MiSsouri-Pa cifc
railroad, the latter being double-traclSed
from Newton to Chicago. There are four
large -four plants there and the oil sec
rion Is growing rapidly. The roads are
good, the narrowesr street being wider
than Main street In Willimantic which
IS this city's widest street. Twenty-sev-
Ell miles Of the streets in Newton arc
paved as Is Main street here, with con-
crete finish. The tax rate there Is %
mills, which covers the local county, and
state assessment. Mr.. Lanphear, is a
strong booster for the western city and
! likes his work there Many friends Of
| Mr.. Lanphear have called at his home IN
] Chaplin to congratulate him on his cleo
ton for the pastorate OF the Congrega-
tional church at Newton.
The following members Of the business
mems class OF the Z. NJ. c. A. are to mo-
tor to Norwich Saturday to play off the
valley ball Dreliminaries with teams
! representing the Norwich and New Lon
! don 7. NJ. G. AIS; Hilihouse, sComins
Roper, Gilman Buchanan,,: Dondere
Hickey, Foss and Mustard. The winning
team at Norwich will go TO New Haven
to try for the state championship:
IsadOre -C"Jake'') Keller viii go before
the court Saturday morning to endeafoc
| to have the stock Of Jamaica Singer
| seized at his store IN a recent raid, re-
turned to him. Mr.. Heller claims tina;
although the Jamaica ginger was In his
store he had sold none since January
The local officials on receiving appl;ca-
| ton for the return OF the Jamaica gin
ger could not return it as the law elias
sites Jakey as an Intoxicating nquoy
hence the fight by Heller. r
Hedaesdas marked the aEnirersaey
J OF che appointment o. Lieutenant Allan
/ Macarthur ,and Officer Louis il Paul
! hus as members or the Wiutmantic 20
! lice' department Lieutenant Macarthur
wAs appointed Feb I. 1903, ofscer Fzu4:
bus was appointed February y, 1sst7TSsnd
! ranks second n service to Chief DAME
Killpu-ey.
At the annual meeting of the. Mon.
! c.ubS CT the First Methodist Episcopa
church the following officers were re-
! elected: President, Fred P. Davoll v,ct
president, Clayton EasterbroolIs; secre,
tary, Albert c.. Scripture; treasurer
James II. Bcntly. At the close Of tht
meeting Rev. John ,Pearce, pastor, gave
an Interesting talk on The Elements O.
SucceRs.
The body of Patrick j. Brennan ar
rived IN this city Thursday morning ant
requiem high mass was sung at St. 10
seph's church by Rev John E. CLARK
Alr. Brennan died recently at his HON
IN Newark, n. J. AS the body was born
into the church Leo Haggerty san
Lead, kindly Light, at the offertory. {
/ Salutaris, and as 4 waiting hymn, Fac
I to Face The body was placed IN tn
1 receiving vault at ST. Joseph's GENE
cry. The bearers were Thomas, DAME
and edward Grady, Daniel O'ConnoI
William Casey and Timothy Nelliga1
i The Killourey Brothers were in chargt
Mrs. Ellen Anne Uncles Cumn1lsk, 81
4 died Wednesday night at ST. Joseph
j hospital after months illness, She
survived by her husband, John CuEnmisl
4 % South Coventry; 2 eon, John Josep
CuI1lsll OF South Coventry; a s!ste
Nrs. Jare Hughes Of Mansfield Center
two brothers. William K. Uncles Of TIL
4 city and John Uncles Of South Cover
t.. -
Mrs. Emily II. Collins, Of LOuisvin
4 Ky, died Tuesday morning at her hon
:. after an Illness OF three days. She wa
the mother OF Mrs. Edith Collins Arnol
= and had spent several years in this cit
The body was taken to Quincy, Ill, Fl
burial.
n Funeral services for Miss Anti
,, BurnhaIn were held Wednesday ate!
noon at $50 o'clock at her home
Hampton, Rev. A. Gates officiating. IT
body was brought to Jay N. Shepard
undertaking parlors IN this city and {
Ia Thursday conveyed to Cedar Hill Gem
= terry. Hartford, where & service W:
read a. I o'clock by Rev. G. T. Llndsle
rector OF thu Church Of the Good She
herd.
At the last regular meeting Of A.
7 Tyler Auxiliary, No. II the fofso1fI
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