Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-16
WILLIMANTIC

Miss Alice Novak, of Chicago, and Miss Emma Hass, of Hartford, field deputies. addressed those present It was an nouneed that in the early part of Novem- ber a rally would be held in this city. in charge of Mrs Margaret Littleton, SUI preme deputy Delegates from eighteen Reviews will be present. 4 series of whist parties is planned to defray the ex- penses of the rally.
 On exhibition in a local store Is the silver loving cup of President R. c Kerr which will be granted temporarily to the winner of Saturdays afternoon game between the baseball team representing the Willimantic mills and the New York mills of the American Thread company. The visitors will arrive early this 1Sat- urday1 morning on the boat train.
 Chief of Police Killourey received a telephone message Friday afternoon that two fourteen years old boys reported lost from Mansfield Depot George Trikerk and Joseph Andermon, had returned home They had been missing since. Wednesday morning.
 The members of the boys department of the local Y. NJ C. A. will hike to South Coventry today (Saturday) The hike starts at 930 a. m under the super vision of A. F. Brown. About twenty or over are expected to participate.
 Civil action has been brought by Willard H. Smith, Inc, against U. Leon ard Wilson of Windham Center to re cover damages of s100. The case is re- turnable before the justice of the peace September 25 Attachment has been plac- ed on the latter's automobile for the amount claimed
 At the Horticultural show held at the old state house, Hartford, this week, William B. Sweeney of this city won the highest honors in competition with exhibitors from all over the state. Mir. Sweeney won first prize for the best fifty varieties of dahlias and first prize for the largest and bzest display of vases of dahlias.
 Nobody's going to sweat much in this city next winter, not if hard coal is to be depended on for heat In a state ment issued Friday by the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut giving detail ed figures on the amount of hard and soft coal for industrial purposes on hand ir 1 the state, WilIimantie. it was shown die uot have enough hard coal on hand tc l fry an egg with, but it was listed al 1 having 2.875 tons of soft coal
 News in General 1 Friday New York car parked or Main street bore the registration marker number 1,1f4,S36.
 Tuesday, September 19, in the Wind ham probate court will be held tht hearing on the administration account of fered by the executor of the estate O Julia " Looney.
 l Mics Irara Mrs. Annie vinderman left Friday t resume her studies at Simmons college Boston.
 P. D. Donohue is spending two weeks vacation at Crystal Lake, Eastford.
 Miss Helen Carter of the Welfar Bureau who recently returned from vacation spent in New York, left Frida. night to spend the week end in Hartford
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowen. Mrs Jennie Albro and Mrs A. H Johnson were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. liar old R. Read, of South Manchester. Mir and Mrs. C. Winfield Moves ar entertaining MT. Moves cousin, A. W Moves of Chicago. MT. Moves is assist ant general passenger agent of the Chi cago and Great Western railroad I Arthur S. Winchester, E. Clinton Win fchester and Miss Henrietta Sherman 0 the Hotel Mohican, New London wer recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Geogre F Stiles.
 John Edward Cummings, son of Nj I and Mrs Archibald Cummings of Sheri dan, Wyoming, formerly of this city, ar rived at the home. of Mir. and Mrs. W. Hillhouse for a short visit He wi enter Amherst college
 Miss Bernice Williams, formerly c Willimantic, was a recent visitor wit friends in this city. She spent her vacs ton at her home in Putnam and leave soon to resume her duties in tea roor in Cambridge.
 Miss Sybil Wilson of Scotland has CT tered upon her senior year in Dea Academy, Franklin, Mass.
 Henry Little of Hartford was a calle on friends in this city Friday.
 Augustus H. Johnson. George F Spencer and August Hammond attende Woodstock fair.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storrs are guest of Mir. storrs parents at Mansfield.
 P s. Hills is to spend the week en with friends in Hampton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Kelley have rt turned from Ne wYork.
 Miss Ida Biggs, one of the teachers 6 The Ridges grammar school. is stayin at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. F Brown
 Mrs. Sarah Clark and Mrs. J. T. Johr son Mansfield are in Boston visitin friends and relatives.
 Miss Lucille Martin of Hartford Is vii l iting at the home of Mir and Mrs. Btu ton Carpenter in South Coventry
 Miss Rose Connors has returned af CT two weeks stay with friends in Ne York
 Eugene F. Martin, a hoseman of Fl
 zine Company No. 1. starts on his vaci ton Sunday and Amos Barber returns
 duty.
 Mir and Mrs Eugene Latimer and fan
 fly, Mrs. E. A. Colburn and Miss Ge
 trude Colburn have returned from tr
 to Lake Winnepesaukee and the whi Mountains.