Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-15
WILLIMANTIC

railroad crossing on Main street and placed on the iron for the local run. Peo- ule having to use the trolleys and who have been forced to walk nearly half mile to get to the open end of the road appreciate the efforts of the aldermen f in securing service on this end of the i line until the work on the street on up- | per ain street Is finished.
 In poace court Wednesday morning, l Judge Frank H. Foss warned the three | public service men brought before him l on charges of reckless driving that n the future all such cases will be penal l ized by fine. The men were told to spread this word among the public ser vice drivers of the city, also to other motorists. Judge Foss this announce ment following the hearing on the cases of Stokes Watson, Walter Griggs, and Guy Demarco, all charged with reckless driving Monday when Sparks circus 1 played here fine of s25 Sand costs was imposed on each of the three men, | the fine being remitted, they settling for $5.15 the costs.
 Marcho Jan skina of Ives street was charged with the theft of a pigeon from | the poultry yard of Mike Morytko of Chapman street, last Friday night. Skina was heard in the pigeon coop by Mrs. Morytko, who ran out and grabbed him | by the coat, causing him to let the pi- geon free. Skina pleaded not guilty to the charge, claiming that the pigeon i'll Morytka's coop was his Judge Foss found him guilty and Imposed a fine of s5 and costs amounting to $11.75, which was paid.
 | Faculty changes at Windham High school, to take effect next fall are as 1 follows: Miss Kathleen H. Futile, | a1, o,1f1a oh fnr cfI her place to be filled by Miss Cecelia M ] Morin of the history department Miss Morin's place is to be filled by Hartley l Simpson of Bowdoin college. Arthur Sullivan of Colby college takes the place of Thomas T. Hawksworth as teacher of civics. Miss Muriel Gelinas of Will Emantic now teaching in Taunton, Mass. takes the place of Miss Alica c. Ottenheimer as teacher of typewriting and stenography.
 Another big crowd gathered Wednes- day night in front of the Y. M. .. A., building to hear the second of :he free radio concerts put on d1ring the cam paign for the S12,oo0 fund to clear that institution from debt. The workers on various teams, stimulated by the news that the directors of the American Thread Company had voted Ss500 to the fund if the citizens of Willifnantic raised the original amount, have been busy during the past two days and at the next meeting the returns should push the red line on the campaign ther- mometer nearer the top. Rummage sales are to be held to swell the fund and various organizations of the city are getting back of the drive, intending to send Willimantic over the top in this drive as in all other campaigns when the people have been called upon to give for worthy cause.
 Theodore Arson. aged 10 months, died Tuesday at the home of his parents on Liberty Hill of gastro-enteritis. Be-
 sides his parents he leaves two broth CTS, Frederick and Maxie Arson. Flu neral services were held Wednesday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock from the home, with burial in St. Josephs cemetery, this city
 Brief Notes.
 Daniel P. Sullivan and Mrs Mary Conneu were married Wednesday morn ing at 8 o'clock at St. Joseph's church
 by Rev. Charles M. Kelly. The attend.
 ants were John J. Sullivan and Mary Fogarty.
 In order to accommodate people go-
 Ing to the dance at Coventry lake on
 Wednesday night extra trolleys were
 run from this city at 7.15 and S15 O.
 clock. The last trip from the lake to
 this city was made at Il o'clock
 Willimantic people turned out well for the Elks' Flag day exercises at the park
 on Pleasant street. There was a general
 display of flags at local business houses and throughout residential districts
 Mrs. James Mack has returned to he!
 home in East Hampton after visiting rel
 atives here
 Raymond A. Parker and Roland B Jordan returned home Wednesday night , from Upper Dam, Maine. where they have been for about ten days on a fish : ing trip. Word has been sent home that l E. Frank -Bugbee caught two record salmon during the trip