Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-06

July 22. The cause of the damage suit l dates hack to July when g collision ac- cured between cars owned by the de- fendant and plaintiff, on the bridge over l Willimantic river, at the Windham-Co- umhia town line. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant was at fault because ne was not on the right side of the road. Deputy Sheriff Addison J. Green slit served an attachment to the amount of $200 on the defendants automobile which is in local garage for repairs.
 Wednesday morning two boys under IA were in police court to answer to the charge of breaking and entering They were not put to plea on account of their ages such cases have to be tried before juvenile court. The case was contin- ned one week. The complainant in the case, Napoleon Bacon, who conducts a grocery store states that on the four Sundays of June his store was entered and money taken from clerks change l nags and the cash register for total of s48.5o.
 l Walter R. King, reported to the police Tuesday night at g o'clock that in pass ing by Walnut street on Main street public service car sideswiped his auto mobilt. Later the police were notified that the car that struck Mr. Kings ma i chine was owned by Albert Coutu. The i latter agreed to settle for the damage to MT Kings car which consisted of damaged fender.
 | AIr. and Mrs. 4. J. Harper entertained relatives and friends Tuesday at tne home of H. G. Bentley in E.gleville. 4 clambake was held in the afternoon and there were music and fireworks in the | evening. Those present were NIT. and Mrs. H. c. Bentley, Mir. and Mrs. J. Adams, MT. and Mrs. Henry Richardson, MT. and Mrs. George Richardson, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Browne and son Donald. l MT. and Mrs. Edward LaBente and daughter Elsie. MT. and Mrs Adelph 1 Harper, Mrs. Lydia E, Harris, Mir and Mrs. J. B. Carpenter and daughter Leo na, Charles Lee. all of WillmaRtic, and Misses Blanche Lee and Bessie Webb of Passaic, \. J.
 | Considerable controversy has arisen among local people by writeups in re- cent issues of Boston, New York and Hartford newspapers in regard to the forfeiture by the Willimantic Young Mems Christian Association of it's right to vote in the 1923 general convention, If the local "Y' eliminates from it's con stitution the evangelical clause pro- viding that membership shall be limited hR tAAC liili ly 7Dlle cl1eS E6C0BEiZeQ DY the Federated Council of Churches as evangelical.
 The situation in regard to the local Y. M. C. A. is this: At a meeting of the board of directors held before the finan- cial campaign was commenced, the diree- tors recommended to the annual meeting that the association lease it's S60,O00 building and equipment, for a term ntI- tually to be agreed upon, and free of rent except replacements, repairs. ard necessary maintenance, to a non-sectas- ian organization fully representative of the community interests of Wilimantic'' , to be formed for work with and for the young people and general welfare and betterment.' Secretary Custard an- nounced Wednesday that he was plan ming to have the annual meeting seme l time next week.
 George Bissman, who was onerated on in Hartford hospital Monday, is improv= l ing steadily.
 MT. and Mrs. Carleton P. King of South Coventry spent the weekend and holiday at their cottage a Pleasant View. Mir. and Mrs. Harold Mason returned
 Tuesday after spending a few days at their cottage at Matunuek Beach, Point Judith, R. l.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin L. Brown of
 Hartford and MT. and Mrs. Merton O.
 Andrews and daughter of East Hartford
 spent the holiday with relatives at The Ridges.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith of
 Back Roads, Windham, entertained MT.
 and Mrs. George Bass of South Wind
 ham, MT. and Mrs Edward J. Bass and
 MT. and Mrs. F. R. Mathewsen of Will limantie July f. A fine clambake was
 enjoyed. MT. and Mrs. Ashley D. .Barrows of
 Waterbury metored to this city to be
 guests of Mr and Mrs. Walter B. Knight for over the holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. c, sharps are enter
 taining M. and Mrs. E. K. Tomlinsen of Seymour. Tuesday the party metored to
 Watch Hill for the day.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Weiser and little
 son Mitchell with GustaFe Weiser mo
 tored from Brooklyn Saturday and re-
 turned Tuesday. They were guests of
 MT. and Mrs. Morris Rotblat. parents of
 Mrs. Weiser.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert H. Fanton and
 daughter Jessica motered to Pleasant