Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-04
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Wills lives on the coIunrbia. road, where he has a small farm He was fined $16i and costs, amounting to $17.15, which he paid.
 A meeting of the Federation of French Societies was held Sunday night with a large nlinaber in attendance. President Hornisdas Dion presided Alexis Caisse was appointed chairman Of q committee to- arrange for a shore dinner tossbe held at Crystal Lake some time in July for the federation, which consists of repfe- sentafives of each society in the parish Joseph F. Gaudreau was appointed chair man ofsa committee to make prepara tions forsa memorial day to all the parish dead Plans were made for campaign to pro- cure subscribers for the French news paper recommended by the state conven- tion. At the same time q drive will be iinaugura ted. for Aner1 apization pfr- are aliens.
 George Gardner, who died in Providence Monday morning was former resident silk mill in Conantville Burial will De in Mt. Hope cemetery.
 Funeral services for, Sarah Elizabeth Stevens were held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of her niece, Leoia A. Clark, in Atwoodville. Rev. H ". Filiinghast ofaciated The bearers were George WIitehouse. Axel Erickson, Clark Crane and Rexford Crane. The body was taken to West Kennebunk, Me, Monday, where burial took place at 8 50. o'clocI n Pine Grove cemetery Funeral Director Jay M Shepard was in charge of the ar .rangements
 A delegation of 300 members of Wilt mantle iodge.No 1911. B. F. Q. Elks, motored to Putnam Monday evening to attend the carnival opened by the lodge of that place. Monday evening was des- ignated as WilHmantic night. One hun dred and fifty automobiles were engaged The. Boy. Scouts and the American band l made the trip in. two trucks The Elk cars and private automobiles took sons the appearance of a parade as they left Wilt mantle.
 Thus far the railroad strike has not af- l fected Willimantie ncticeably7 for trains coming through here Monday were on schedule time. CT only few minutes late. Three men have gone put here recently.
 making the total number of strikers four.
 1 There VIII be no delivery of mali from the local postoffice either by the city or 44rural carriers today CTuesday1 The postal sasdrlEs and money order depart lments will close for the entire day The general delivery and stamp windows will open fEefn a. m. until II a. m. B1si- ness ni and 0t hers desiring mail will be accomui0I dated by calling between S.S0 and 113So@oscloek
 As.band sof I4 gxpsies arrived in this city Sunda fserE1oen on the sos train and foss; nessession of the buildings EIie were questioned by Traf- he Ofieer rad ys Nh 6 lear ned that they were eh epe to sssotit CoFentryS and he escorte
 A forss of men sEses T at worK in the; rear of@ Et.s 15senh s school yard con tstruet for tae g Boy eral coiTfasaa iield Sunday after noons when the ellairflren of the various conmittee made their reports. showing that exec had been made
 Nfonds On Main street lea d5ng sh streeta child named 2 sKIap iks ra Ilsinto the read in front of an , automobile owned and driven. by G. Don- ald artIet The left fender struck the cEl oss | s3s, ;Bartlett stoppe za4ysa Fned5atelY fine child was b1egddhg from tlas nose and was taken fo the office of pr Charles 4. len kins for treas4neft,s where it was found 1t was only aligtt tlss 1jjured and was taken to it's Aofn ne on ielv CT M ain street. MT Bartlett reDorfed tie scefdent to the po- lice department
 Memorial services were had Sunday for 38 members of the local Womara,s Relief corps No 2S, by officers and nennbers, at the c, 4. 2 plot fn yvillirnaTitic cemetery. Bouquets were placed on the 24 graves there the other graves are in surround 1 ing towns. One member died during the year.
 Sunday afternoon about 4.s0 o'clock l there. was a collision. in the middle of the bridge over the Willimantic. river. the 1 boundary line of the towns of Windhan l and Columbia, between cars owned and
 driven by Charles Fl. Snow Of No. 63s Tug. ] ner street this. city. and John Sandstone l of No 2I Whipple ;. strect, !. .r.cester l Mass The wheels of both. cars locked l and came off and the lenders were dam. aged. Each driver accused the other oi l being to blame The matter was reported | to the local police and the parties agreed
 to settle the affair between themselves. solemn high mass in honor of St | Jean Baptiste will be ceiehrated at St 1 Mary's church this (Tuesday) morning a | 8 o'clock. Rev. J. J, Pavilion will. .spea3
 briefly DemoRtis mass will De sung b,
 the. choir L unipn. St. Jean de Baptist. l d'Amerique and the St Jean de Baptist, society vii. attend in a body.
 The Frogs of Bindham Motorcycle cIul
 through Adeiard Mathieu is arranging fo another motorcycle hill climbing contes
 to be held some Sunday during the month
 The location of the meet will be on tn
 William Mathieu property, east side 0
 the Columbia state highway, where
 silnilar meet9was held last fall. Mr
 Mathieu states that he has "a permit t
 hold the contest from the state police de
 partment The contest is open to all NeS
 England riders
 The odeiI M. Chapman Fife and Drunn
 cor q won a good share of the prizes a :