Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-31
WuLIMANTIC

nosite the west mill. There are water wheels in the plant which have been in operation for over fifty years. Ihe company is to replace the iron wheel al the west mill This wheel has seen over forty years of service. It has a capaci- tv of 15O horse power The new wheel is rated at 300 horse power A new head gate is also to be installed. It was plan ned to have the work done this coming week but as the water Is so high on ac- count of recent rains, the repairs will be delayed
 The work of the paving extension on Main street is well advanced. On the south side. from a point in front of the town building to point in front of the Jordan Auto companys, near Windham street, the paving has been laid and can be used for traffic over Bridge street. On the north side the paving Is complete as far as the front of the town building. There remained to be paved the north side of the street as fas as the Jordan Auto company building.
 The sanitary committee of the com mon council issued Saturday a public notice that in the future the land owned l by Dr. c. H. Girard, between Willow brook and Lafayette streets must not be used as a public dumping ground. For years Dr. Glrard has given privilege to the people to dump rubbish on this land and in this way the large area which at one time was a hollow place has been we'll filled up. Certain people however, have not confined the dumping to rub | bish but have placed there refuse that is unsanitary. For several days past the stench at times has been very of fensive. Complaints have been received | by the sanitary committee, with the | results that the committee served a notice that dumping on these premises must cease.
 John Narcotic, of South Coventry, and Mathilde Bacon of Willimantic were married July 27 by Justice of the Peace Thomas J. Kelley. The groom is we'll known in this city and conducts a successful business.
 Huckleberries are plentiful in various 1 places on the outskirts of the city and many old fashioned berrying parties go out daily.
 Owing to the efforts of Supt. Harry ! W. Chamberlin the town farm on West ; Main street is one of the best looking farms within the city limits Ten acres i of land are under cultivation, including two acres of potatoes. For some time ] the table at the almshouse has been i supplied with choice vegetables. Super | intendent Chamberlin says that the i harvest will be large. The hay crop at the farm is one of the best in many years
 At a meeting of the merchants, and clerks held at the chamber of commerce rooms definite arrangements were made ! for days outing at Storrs, on Clerks i Day August IT, Wheeler's American band will play. It is planned to leave [ here about 10 in the forenoon. Sports | of different kinds, including a baseball game, will be provided and dancing vii take place in Hawley armory in tho 1 evening.
 At the carnival of St. Johns church ] Plainfeld of which Rev. James J Tyler. formerly of St. Mary's church this city, is acting pastor, Friday even ing, will be known as Willimantic night At recent meeting San Jose council No 14, Knights of Columbus voted tt attend in body and Grand Knight Ar thur F. Bergeron appointed the follow ing committee to make arrangements fo the trip William Grady, Albert J Piche, Thomas O'Briep, Arthur ]. Du
 briel, Conrade Dubeau and Charles Cur ran.
 A writ of error on George Hatch wa recently served by Deputy Sheriff Addi son J. Greenslit. MT. Hatch is frs trustee for the First Society of Spirit ualists, of Willimantic, and the wri was served for Salvatore Foti, who ha taken an appeal to the supreme court O errors to sit in Hartford the first Tues day of October. The appeal is iron the decision of Justice of the Peac Curtis Dean, given last Wednesday il favor of the society. Attached to tn writ are bond of $1.o00; bill of ex | captions correspondence with the stat police and plan of the structure. Som time ago the plaintiff claims that h was ordered to make repairs on tn building, for failure in which he woul
 forfeit his right to exhibit motion pic lures. After discussing the situation with the officers of the Spiritualist so ciety, the bill of exceptions continues, i was agreed that Foti should pay fo the repairs on the conditions that 1
 Foti did not purchase the building tn 4 cost should go toward paying the rent
 al at the rate of $75 a month. The re
 pairs amounted to $61O and Foti claim
 that at least he should be allowed |
 hold the theatre until such time as tn
 above amount is deducted
 Benjamin Zibusky and Miss Ruth Fill
 CT, well known at Chestnut Hill in tn !
 license Saturday morning which ha
 been sworn to five days ago and pro ceeded to local justice of the peac
 and were married. The witnesses wer
 friends.
 An attachment to the amount of S15
 was served on the property of Joh and Emma Utkewicz. of this city O
 behalf of the Polish Bakery, Inc Tn case will be heard August 12. The plain
 tiff claims damages of $100.
 -,I Abraham GOldstein, of Lebanon
 claims the championship for one of hi i White Leghorn hens for laying tn largest eggs in the vicinity Saturda
 morning the hen felt industrious an
 produced an egg that measured seve
 and five eighths inches around the end . and six inches in circumference
 Rev. ". F. Borchert preached Sur