Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-28
WILL4IM ANTIC

number of trains entering and leaving
here have been reduced by two, both
on the Air Line division, putting the
service on that line on par with that
Of the Providence division. The trans
on the Boston and Hartford line remain
the same, five daily to Boston and four
daily to Hartford. The Central Yer
mont railroad will continue to operate
four trains daily, two north and two
south from this city, excepting Sundays t
when passenger service is discontinued. |
Willimantic, however. may consider it /
self lucky in that there has been no re
duction in the number of Sunday trains !
| in and out OF the city. The trans, nine |
| in all. are, three to Hartford, three to |
| Boston, two to Providence and one to |
| Putnam only
The trains that have been cancelled |
are those leaving here at HOB a. m. |
for New Haven over the Air Line and |
| the train leaving New Haven at 1929, |
| due in this city at 2.30 p. m. The train |
| that leaves here for New Haven at SIS |
will after January 22nd cave at 7.45 o. /
| clock. The only other change in run
| ming time will be that of Train No 116
the first train daily from the west which
| now leaves at 1905 a. m. will leave this
! city at $40 a. NJ, remaining here for
| three minutes after arrival at 9.37 a. m.
the Air Line division has aroused many
residents along the line and on many
| sides the complaint is heard that the
| trains have been paying and that If the
| railroads wish to make their invest
ments pay, they should reduce passenger
rates and encourage travel, rather than
to adopt the schedule now introduced
whereby the public is being forced to
adopt means other than trains in max
i1cr ri to
Russell L. Nortsn, son Of Mr.. and
MIS- Elmer Norton, Of Turner street
was one of the two chosen from the s.
600 students Of the College Business Ad-
ministfation Department of Boston uni
yersity to serve on the committee for
| the AH-Universtty Skating Carnival in
the Boston Arena February 9th This
event is planned by the Officers Train
ing Corps of the University The commit
tee, composed of two representatives
OF each department Of the university was
appointed at recent meeting of the
Officers Training Corps leaders. THE
committee of which Mr. Norton is a
member will arrange for a series of in
ter-departmental hockey games skating
contests and other spectacular features
Tor the entertainment at the carnival.
city Sheriff Thomas j. Kin0urey Fri
| Gay placed an attachment to the amount
OF $l25 on the automobile owned by E.
| Lambert, of the town OF Plainfield for
the Max Brand & Sons corporation of
New York. The car was brought to
Leonard Bros garage this city. The
, | writ reads that the plaintiff lent the
eefendant on January 1st the sum of
$40 Damages of $50 are asked, The
case, IS to be heard before Justice of
| the Peace Bradford ". DanieIson Feb
ruary IL at his office in Moosup.
5. isenberg, Philip r. Cohen, A. aius
KIN, Wolfe Rosen. Mrs Rachel Men
KIN, and Julius Deutsch of HAMPTON will
De among the delegates from whitman
TIC and surrounding territory to repre-
sent this city at the gathering at New
raven Sunday when the Jewish dele
gates from cities and towns in the state
are % organize and make plans for the
raising of Sl50, 600 towards the s1A
100000 fund of the American Jewish Re-
Ilet committee, TO meet the critical con-
qluon OF Jewish people in Eastern
Europe 'oi II
The case Of Lewis w. Ives vs.. Irvine
L Gardiner was settled FRIDAY. TIE
plaintiff received the SIS due hin, bv the
defendant for labor.
summary process suit has he.,
Drought against Charles Russell bv Hen
~ Goldstein TO vacate the Warren nlace
OH brlck Top road. The case is return
able before Justice of the Peaoa r,,,r+j,
Dean, January 30th Goldstein oIsi,or
that ne leased to Russell the We
farm consisting of large ho,,sa ana
Darn on a monthly payment basis r.
tober lst the defendant refused 10 ~,
rent due and continues so to do fsn
~ 1872 plaintiff gave Russell legal no.
ice 10 quit the premises but the defend
ant refused to comply.
i
Funeral services for Mrs. EpiIz yvaoa
were nelo Friday afternoon at . O'Clock
rom NO. 81 North street, Rev. Jobn
Pearce officiating. Miss Ruth 1Terr;ni-
sang during the service Rock Of Ages
ana Nearer, My God to Thee. The hea
ers were Earl Battey, Fred Woodward
FRANK K. Custard and William Smith
me pody was placed in the receiv;ne.
| vault Of Willimantic cemetery The ar
Tahgeinents were in charge of Funeral
r Director Jay NJ. Shepard.
Brief Notes
Miss Emma Hall, instructress of sAv
ing at the Natchaug school. sprained ber
ankle Thursday when she fell in the
schooi building. She will be confined tn
ner nome for several days.
Mrs. Fred D. Jordan. Mrs D,r,o
lawson, Mrs. Clarence E. Sinonds ana
Mrs. Florence E. Tracy were hoetessas
FRIDAY night at the dance held at tba
Church House by the High School SIN
dents OF the church Music was fur,ish
ed by Mrs. Archie DubeuiI
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moran Of D.,
street expect to entertain for the wal
end MT Moran's brothers, FREDERICK Mo
ran or washington, D. c.. who will :. =
rive today Saturday. - al
I MISS Emma Hall is spending zevar,-
Weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mr. 80
MRS John Hawkins. Of Jewett CIV
several hundred pleasure seekers ute
ited the town building Friday IN anio,
dancing at the carnival being condncto ~
by Work Local 1851. Ecu
Miss Katherine Twon1ev entArta,,os
the social society at her home o., T,,rre,
street, Friday evening. III he'
EDWARD =. Hills and Charles " rro.u
ara, or Wesleyan university, ara gusst,
OF Mr.. Hills uncle, P. S. Hills ~ M
Ridges. VI me
James Il. Bentley has returned +ro,
Central rams, r. l.. where he has haa-
visiting friends On Monday he ,As1To.
Tor a visit woth friends in Rridpenort
Mrs. Harry Sanborn, who has beer ~,
- guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Michael 7 nen
ahey for the past month returned -,
thursday to her home in New Yorl
the case of the Willimantic Tnn,aa a,
Company VS.. The Mi Outlet Stores ysn,,
IS pany, is to be heard today (saturSey ~,
,Ayi oefore Justice of the Peace Curtis Dasr
Action has been brought by the plaint;f
.R for $50 damages. pi4'iitii
A nying squadron Of six goidfers FRO,
Fort Terry, Plum Island, N Y. vfs,fa,
T. this city by truck Friday afternoon Inair
sF ing for recruits IN