Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
WTLLIMANTIC

; Justice Dean reserved his decision at the time Attorey Samuel B. HarveX rep resented the defendant and Attorney Frank H. Foss the plaintiff. The suit was for an alleged claim of wages due.
 Archibald W. Buehanan of Mansfield Center agent for the state board of ed- ucation was at the common council chamber in the town building Thursday forenoon meeting with children between the ages of IA and 16 who are seeking employment certificates. Four children presented themselves, two from Willi- mantle, one from Andover and one from Lebanon. who took the required tests.
 Rev. James l. Tyler, formerly curate at St. Mary's church in this city, who has l been transferred to the Immaculate Con- I ception church in Waterbury by Bishop Milan has written to local friend, say l ing that he Is very busy individual just at present. There are eight masses in the church on Sunday and on an average, of 5000 parishioners attend the services.
 There were few signs in the business section of Main street Thursday that the day was Columbus day. legal holi-l day The only flag displayed for the oe- cssion was unfurled from the headquar- ters of San Jose council, No. 14, Knights of Columbus in the Loomer Opera House block. The ags on the post office build ing and on No mill of the American I Thread Company stood out prominently but they are unfurled the year round. l cry few flags were in evidence in the residential sections.
 | WrIimantlc was well represented at the Stafford Fair Thursday, it being es- timated that close to five hundred peo- pie being present from this city and vi II city. The Willimantic-St Stafford Springs | ffra 4ra, hof
 number, others going in private automo-
 piles or by train. An attempt was made
 Thursday morning by some local car
 owners to carry passengers to the fair. but Joseph Hochberg. proprietor of the , Willimantic- Stafford Springs jitney line
 complained tc the state motor vehicle department and two officers came to this city and served notice on the public service me that they would have to stop. Henry DeLeo, formerly of the Hotel
 Touraine barber shop in Boston has en- tered the employ of William B. Elliott. s Rev. and Mrs. John Pearce of No. 109 P l Prospect street are spending few days I in New Bedford Mass.
 Mrs. Otto B. Robinson and daughter r Phyllis, of Lewiston avenue were Hart ford visitors Thursday.
 Il Henry J. Mathieu's family have clos
 ed their cottage at Lake Wangumbaug r 1 otutl NONSlilASs anu AotuIHcu to tHis
 city.
 Mrs. Minnie Merrill who has been a Il guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Rise 1 dorf, of North street, returned to her ] home in Clinton. Thursday
 Howard W. Green on Thursday pur- tt chased the Goldie Shurtleff place on l Walnut street Mr. Green intends tc } move into the house in the near future Mrs. George F. Taylor and Mrs. Theo- i dore R. Parker of Church street left l Thursday for a visit with Dr. and Mrs - Louis H. Hills of Westbrook. Me. They 2 will be gone for week or more Philip Dodge of Storrs, high schoo f friend of Walter Jordan, is spending tht l holiday and week end with him at his
 home. No. 19O North street.
 Dr. Edward S. Cotter of Boston i. : visiting at the home of his parents. MT e and Mrs. Joseph P. Cotter, of No. 4 g Park street.
 f Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Persons, of No - S15 Prospect street and MT. and Mrs IT Herbert Carey of Norwich Town hav returned from weeks automobile tril $ to the White Mountains, Bethlehem, N e H.. and Portland Me.
 e Raymond J. Jodoin of Baltic, demo e cratic candidate for congressman in tn a Second district was in this city Thurs 'f day afternoon in the interests of hi Q candidacy.
 e The herd of cows maintained at tn n county jail at Brooklyn entered an ap .s pie orchard this week and after eatin, -e their fill of the fruit which was lyinl e on the ground were found to be yer Ie much intoxicated They were taken t re the barn at the jail and treated by i'd veterinarian. One of the animals die r. but the others are on the road to recov
 cry
 Lou" Tracy, the well known minstre ot man. has written to a local friend froI III Jacksonville, Fla, under date of Oetobe a 9. that the show he is with was goin r. big and making money but the weathe e was extremely hot. The show started oI 'h from Springfield, Ohio, on August 1
 The itinerary takes in the Gulf State r. and up as far as the virginias. al Dr. and Mrs. Louis I. Mason have r, S. turned from their three weeks vaeatio 1g spent in an automobile trip through u VI New England sSates,
 ts Michael J. Brennan, of Fall Rive st Mass was local visitor Thursday
 Miss May Davison of No. 22S Norl
 street is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F, 2, as win c. Andrews of Stamford. MT. Al u 's drews was formerly principal of Il s Windham Street school in this city
 Mrs Thomas J. Little of No. 2; = North street has returned from sever
 weeks spent in the Hartford hosp
 tai.
 Mrs. Charles W Alpaugh of No.
 North street with MT. and Mrs. John
 Edgarton of No. sS Pleasant street, le
 Thursday for a two days trip over tl :. Mohawk Trail
 Miss Jessie Baldwin of Forest Hills,
 l., is the guest Of her mother Mrs. -i B. Baldwin. of No. 115 Prospect stre,
 Mir. and Mrs. Grover W. CoIlington
 Winfield Kansas are the plies+sF for
 week of MT. and Mrs. P. S. Hills of 'T
 Ridges"
 .. There was ripple Of excitement Sb Thursday afternoon on Main street wh Ic an electric feed wire broke at co nection of a transformer on pole on W . p0'e