Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22
WuLIMANTIC

2T, Philip Aubrey F. Borton. age not given, chronic endoraFditis disphrag- matic pleurisy. | 2s Felix claRas, months. cholera in fantum l toris.
 I The third in a series of fire drills of the willi1nantic fire department was held I Thursday evening at 8 o'clock The II practice drills were begun at the request of the fire committee and have proved very benehcial
 An inspection of the local yard, in : cudnig the ear department and the en- : zine house was made Thursday noon, by President E. j. Pearson and Q General Mechanical Superintendent 4. ! OvletE. of the New York New Haven and Hsst- ford railroad. The officials made the trip to this city in 9 private car. Duncan MacArthur and his daushter, of Whittemore street who were injured recently when the automobile in which they were riding collided with tele- phone post on Jackson street. are i'm proving slowly. Mir. Macarthur is con fined to his bed with trouble in his chest. Mss MacArthur is still pa tient in st. Joseph's hospital . At the meeting of the weman's Re ' lief Corps it was announced that com fnunication had been received to the ef- | feet that the inspecting officer, lola + -' Biurstrom. will make her annual visit 10 the local corps october f It vas 2 lvoted to serve dinner in G. A. R. hall 5 to the republican delegates to the Sec ond Congressional district convention In ! the town han here Saturday. ?. AIbin Hagstrom, who recently dis ] xrtfft I IT. non is to enter the same line by him l self soon Alr. Hagstrom recently pur- e chased from Abraham Krug 2 strip of land on Union street where he will :. erect building of an s9 foot frontage.
 The New Haven railroad will change r. the runnr time of its trains effective Sunday morning in connection with the l. return of the states of New York and
 Massachusetts to standard time. Pas l. senger trains will leave one hour later than at present. Willimantic tralns will not be affected otherwise. {, Valentine L. Murphy of this city
 has been selected as the member of tlis 4 democratic state cetnral committee iron
 the Twenty-ninth district. Gertruds al thompson is the woman member iron
 the same district. The selections were l. approved by the state convention st it
 session. Town Clerk Frank P. FentoE 'n was one of the members of the resoiu tlons committee.
 The opening meeting of the Woman of Guild of St Panrs Episcopal church wa
 held recently in the guild room in tn
 parish house. There was a large at s. tendance. Two gifts were presented
 one to the retiring president, Mrs
 Charles Van Zandt and one to Mrs fba srir fyno C ' urer.
 State Policeman Russell I. Harmon ! was at the local police station Thurs < day meeting applicants for motor vehi < cles drivers licenses. The number o H the applicants has somewhat diminish 2 ed in the past week.
 A. W. Buchanan of Mansfield. aken f for the state board of education, wa H in the town building Thursday forenoon T meeting children between 14 and 1e # who sought employment certificates. # Brief Paragraphs. # Samuel Chesbro has sold the cottag # he recently erected at Columbia lake | # Mrs. c. E. Perry of Mansfield and Ne; # York. The cottage Is to be named Per q twinkle Lodge.
 H Charles E. Marsters of Boston va
 in town recently on business. d former Bank COmLnlSSlOnST D. E Sturses of New York was here recent H on business.
 # MT. and Mrs. 2. z. Case are zpendiu al a few days In Boston. Z Charles Reynolds. Harry Morriso 4 and Eugene F. Martin were at th # Eastern States Exposition Thursday
 Keekey Iathrop, son of MT. and MT
 H. c. Lathrop of Wipdhan, has resume
 his studies in Brown university
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Rossbrooks ar
 guests, George Rosebrooks. Miss Louil
 Gardner and Mrs. Harold L. Storrs 2
 tended Springfield fair
 Amos Fowler. Austin Boss and San
 uel chesbro attended Brooklyn fair
 Thursday.
 Mrs. William P. $. Heating and so = Stewart left Thursday for two week
 stay with Mrs. Keating's parents. N
 and Mrs. B. s. Greene. In Beacon, N %. Mir. and Mrs. William J. sweene os their daughters. Dorothy and Helen al
 son Vincent and Miss Esther Dew we
 attending the Eastern States Expositl
 in Springfield this week. MT. and Mrs. w. c. Norris return home Thursday after four monthR st. . at South Casco, Maine. They will lea
 soon for stay in Pennsylvania
 Mir. and Mrs James s. Donohue a
 their cousins from PennsyIvania. M
 William Hardman and Miss Elizabe
 Leighton, attended Springfield Exro:
 tion.
 Mir. and Mrs. carrol Adams (Anr
 Larkin) of Lyme, were recent dinr
 guests of Mir and Mrs. Charles F. HI - berd.
 Mrs. Maurice Kelley and Mrs Sam
 Neid attended the Eastern States E
 position Thursday.
 Miss Alice Shea daughter of Mir a .n~ Mrs. Dennis Shea, Is visiting the fam lSt of Mir. and Mrs. George Morin of H TIC yoke. Mass. Mss Ceceiia Morin Is
 spend the weekend there.