Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
WILLIMANTIC

Holland county He was respected py all who knew him. Besides his wife he leaves a sister. Mrs Ellen R. Loomis, of West Hartford and two brothers, Al- bert C. Deming of East Hartford and William B. Deming of Hartford
 Captain Joseph R. Morrison of Con,- Pany c. aegth Connecticut Infantry, re- ceived Tuesday from Lieut. Colonel p Gorden Hunter, of the regiment, the of fcial information that another battai- ion of infantry has been ordered organ :zed by the war department and that it is the opinion of Adjutant General George A. Cole and Colonel James Hag- gerty, of the regiment, that g full con,- pany should be recruited for both Will limantie and Manchester. At present Company G is divided between the two, lplaces-the first platoon in Willimantic company's strength is 102 enlisted men, including three officers.
 The sale of the present issue of treasury savings certificates will be dis continued after September 90 and in l their place will be sold an issue of the same maturity value for each certificate, but at an increase of 2 1-2 per cent in price. according to an announcement re- | from F. c. Ayers, director of the sav- ings division of the First ederal Reservs district.
 | A special meeting of Anne Wood El- T derkin Chapter.~ D. A R.. was held at | the home of the regent, Mrs. Isabelle Chappell. The house was decorated with flowers to observe Constitution Day. Guests came fin large numbers, including a delegation from Jonathan Trumhull chapter of Lebanon and Col onel Henry Champion Chapter of Col chester. Mrs. ChapFell. assisted by Mrs | Fannie Leonard, met the gnests who were then presented to those in the se- l ceiving line. Mrs. Adele Howe. Mrs. Ca;, [! rie Larrabee, Mrs. Nina Harroun aHC Mrs. Theresa Congdon. At the meetins was much honored guest. Mrs. Ali gelina Avery, a real daughter of tn, Revolution, Connecticut has but on. other direct daughter.
 Whoever loses the wager betw ger : Thomas White, of Norwich, well knowl in this city, and Florence Sugrue as t the outcome of the game between tn [ l Thread Makers and the Norwich Kaeey !. is sure to hear the remark, Hire I Taxi for the loser must push a wheel 9 barrow down Main street from the tow, . hall to the trolley terminus, immediate fl ly after the game.
 s Olin E. Gadger has brought sui . against Walter 4. Pike and the case n returnable before a justice of the peac f September 3p. Damages to the amour ,. of Sso are claimed by the plaintiff. r A studebaker touring car, owned an . driven by Samuel Lstro of Hartfor; n collided with a pole on the highway i d Hop River Tuesday forenoon. The cd i, skidded in making turn and sidesWipe s pole, tearing off the right front whe a and smashing the right side. MT. Lii !, tro was not Injured.
 d The removal of a 3G0-pound capsto or ' on the brick chimney over the Car s building on Main street interested s crowd Tuesday forenoon The chirnnt TT is over forty feet high and las show
 signs of topping over although reel 3 fRrced. It is to be thoroughly repaire l Two civil suits have been brouSi \ against ". L. Wilson, of Lovers Lan x one by Joseph Nowowski for $2O allegt ! to be due on the sale of a COW vi i damages of $50 claimed. The other su
 is brought by Alfred Oden of the Bostc
 Grain company for an unpaid bill
 $2.70. Damages of $50 are claimed
 thlS case.
 News in General.
 Mrs. Charles Fenton and her sists if Miss Bertha Weeks have as their gues fl MT. and Mrs. William Boullester
 Milford Mass, and Mrs. Boullestet
 niece, Miss Florence Weeks, of Katie M l Mass.
 N Miss Claire caInen. Doris Brady; and Myrtice Tyron left Tuesday to f l II f6aiT ctr af lege. New London Miss Tyron has be entertaining a college friend, Miss Vii fred s. Smith of Philadelphia. X Ralph Carpenter IT,. son of MT a. Mrs Ralph ". E. Carpenter has T
 stunned his studies in Moses Brown Pre- aratory school in Providence MT. a Mrs Carpenter are in Boston for SC eral days.
 C.. Howard Millerd has entered t k art department of G, Fox & Co., Ha % ford
 M and Mrs. Rutherford H. Snow $ Norwich and J. W Snow of Pittm; A Pa. are guests of MT. and Mrs Lynn T Maine.
 Misses Ethel and Adele Rosen ha Fl returned, after visit with their al & on Pennington avenue. West Hartfo
 Alfred F. Abbe and Eden c. Cook ;
 spending vacation in Maine and N - Hampshire.
 MT and Mrs. Arthcr Robinson
 Morristown. N J., left Tuesday atrer
 visit with the formers parents, MT. g
 Mrs. R. A. Robinson.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Elliott 2
 son Donald are on two weeks trip. lk automobile into New Jersey and Pc
 sylvania.
 . Miss Elizabeth Woodward left Tu
 day for a weeks visit with Westp
 friends.
 Miss Cora Reilly of Mansfield Is
 guest of friends in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. 4. P. Benner have CT turned after spending a few days .,e Hartford.
 " Ralph J. Mann of New York was | len on business Tusday.