Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10

WuLIMANTIC

Joseph's cemetery Killouray Brothers were in charge of the arrangements.
 Staff Captain GOur9ey, of the salva- tion Army, will speak at the Army hall, Main street Saturday and Sunday even- ings Captain Gourley is secretary of the Southern New England division and is we'll known as a vigorous speaker. The committee for Willimautic's Salva- ton Army building met recently and de- cided to conduct a campaign, so that Willmantic contributors will feel tbat through their generosity they have an interest in the Salvation Army building on Walnut street. The committee is at work and reports show that sentiment is very strong for the building and pros poets are encouraging for raising $7,J00.
 The annual joint outing of the Sunday school of A. M. F. Zion and Calvary Baptist church was held Wednesday at the pumping station grave on the Nat chug river. The start was mada at 10 in the morning. At the grove the party ! was considerably enlarged by guests [ from Norwich and Rockville At noon | there a fine lunch. Games were played. l he feature event on the program being l baseball game between between teams | from the Rockville and local Baptist churches. The committee in charge of he outing comprised J. H. Peters, A. H.. and r. $. Harris of Calvary Baptist 1 church, Rev. 0. B. Overtoa and Mrs. | Stokes Watson of the A. NJ. F.. Zion church.
 l John Leo Hogan of Newark, \, l., and Anna Loree, of this city were mar ried Tuesday evening at 6.30 o'clock at the home of David Loree, 23 Chestnut ! street by Rev. Leonard smith of Spring | Hall They were attended by Alfred Judge and Mildred Meyehardt of Willi- mantle. Alr. and Mrs Hogan will reside in Newark.
 | Frank Press who recently sold his | business on lower Main street has leased a store on Jackson street. Men are at work repairing the place.
 l Work has been started on Jackson street in front of the property of Micn1el klosowski where fifty-one feet of con crete sidewalk will be laid, also in front of the Stephen Kinsyk property where forty-fve feet will be laid
 Patrick J. Minnihan, owner of the property at S6O-S62 Main stree. has contracted to alter the building u two and one-half story wooden building. A brick front is to be built and the first floor lowered to the level of the side walk and the structure divided into two stores, each ljX30 feet. The work was started Wednesday,
 \ pair of horses owned by Foley and Henry which were left stanling in front of the concerns office got rest less about noon Wednesday ana walked off. They ended up by hooking the Wa gon into the fender of Dodge car own cd hy John $. Ethridge of Eastfor6, which was parked under the footbr! dge. The car got a bent fender and other slight damage. The maJ.eS was ie- ported to the police station by Etbr. de,. Henry Robinson of Norwich was in town Wednesday calling on relatives.
 Louis Feiner of Providence, formerly of this city, called on local relatives l Wednesday.
 Pierre J. Fournier, sexton of St. Io- seph's church. who was rec antly cperat- ed on for appendicitis at St. Josepns hospital is improving
 Mrs. A. Belanger and daughter and M. Allaie from Williman.ic were re- | cent callers at Mrs A. Foreier's in Jewett City.
 Kenneth B. Werner and Fred H. Schnell of West Hartford, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Reinar-z at South | Coventry at their summer home al Coventry Lake.
 Harry Royce of the American Thread Co, started on his two weeks vacation Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mary Britton and Miss Emma Britton are at Pleasant View for tive weeks.
 John King of this city is visiting rel atives in Stafford Springs.
 Mrs Kate Leonard of Andover Conn. who has been visiting her sister ill tumbridge, Vt, has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Prag are en tertaining for the week, MT and Mrs Arthur Prog, of Glendale, Calif l Miss Margie Prue left Wednesday fol an automobile tour through Vermont anC ! Maine. She will return Labor Day
 Alr. and Mrs. A. D. Boss are enter taining Rev. and Mrs R. H. Burton ol 1 Hartford.
 Mrs. Mary Lincoln and Mrs Florence Kenyon and son, Wendell have returned home after several days visit with Ad jutant Little and Captain Colburn, O { he Salvation Army in Putnam
 Miss Esther Taber recently motored tC ! Springfield to meet her sister, Miss Su zanne Taber, who has been visiting il Schenectady and Indian Lake, in the Ad irondacks.
 Mrs. William A. Tracy and son Arthur left Wednesday for Boston. from where they will go to Scarborough Beach. tn, summer home of Mir. and Mrs. E. A 3 Tracy
 A pleasant family gathering took place recently in Windham at the home O Mir. and Mrs. Charles Larrabee Mir Larrabee's birthday Among those present were Mir. and Mrs. Henry Brown Mir. and Mrs Andrew F. Gates. anC daughters, Elizabeth and Margaret al 1 of Hartford and MT. and Mrs. Arthur