Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-03
WILrLIM ANTIC

the N1llNldQIlC puDllC VIII 1NSieSS. At a meeting of the local guarantors Reception-Revs. Harry S McCready,
 John E. Clark. J. J. Papillon. John Pearce, Walter F. Borchert, Otto $.
 Beaumister. Charles M. Kelley, J. J. Ty- Ter. Hormisdas Beiec, David R, OTerton W. C. Norris and A. Bondchuck of Willi- mantle, Arthur w Clifford William M.
 Brown of Windham Harold w. Filling
 hast and Leonard. Smith of Mansfield, E. l c. Bugbee and William J. Dunn of War renvine Marshall Dawson of Storrs, A. A. Gates of Hampton, Allen H. Gates of Scotland, Charles G. Johnson of South 1 Coventry William V. Allen of Wilmington | Hill, William Kennedy of South Coven- 1 try, John H. Knott of Chaplin, F. W.
 Klein of Mansfield Depot, T. Newton
 Owen of Columbia, William Woolworth
 of Liberty Hill, c. A. Peterson of Nor wich, H. B. GoodseH of Andover, T. p. Martin of Hebron, Rabbi Max Levine of Willimantic.
 ] Executive-Joln Reilly. John F. CaT
 A. C. Andrews. pr. Herman c. Little and l Charles W. Hill.
 Advertising-Roland B. Jordan, chair
 man; Harry c. Smith. Alfred P. Abbe, c. 1 ". Moves, Archibald Buchanan, IT., Ray
 mond A. Parker and Herbert T. Clark. Ticket-Mrs. Mary L. SteaCns, chair man Mrs W. L Crane, Mrs. Arthur L, Clark, Raymond l. Longley, Joseph F. l Gaudreau, Dr. Herman .. Little, James P. Bath and M. Eugene Lincoln
 Grounds-Harold c. Lincoln, chair man NJ. F. Lincoln and P. s. Hills. 1 Junior Chautauqua- -GeorAe E. Gilman. chairman; Egbert A Case, James L. Harroun, Elmer F. Ellsworth, Rev. J. J. Papillon. Rev. John E. Clark, Mrs. Carl Afford and Mrs. Robert H. Fenton.
 The officers of the Willimantic Chau-
 tauqua for the season of 1922 are: Presl-
 dent. Frank H. Foss; vice president Mrs.
 Mary L. Stearns secretary, Louis H. Ar
 mold; treasurer, James B. Fullerton, I Brief Notes.
 Abalam Courey, Jr.. infant son of
 Abalam and Alice Courey, died Thursday evening at S.30 o'clock at the home of his parents, 435 Main street. He leaves, be
 sides his parents, one brother and two sisters. The funeral was held Friday af- ternoon at 2.90. Interment took place ir St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Church Notices.
 ] Christian Science: Sunday morning service will be held at 10.45 in the Won
 ans club room, So3 Main street Int
 subject of the sermon, God the Only l , be held at 9.30 a. m. Wednesday even'n, meeting at 7.30 clock.
 i First Congregational church, Rev. liar g ry s. McCready, pastor: Subject of ser : mon, The Iron Gate That Opens. Tn I church school will meet in the churcl y house at 9.45 a. m. At 10.45 a. m. tn : ehildren's room of the church house vii f be open and the superintendents of Nh e cradie roll will be glad to care for smal 5 children while their mothers attend th : morning services.
 Chief of Police Daniel J. kilIoure v received notification from the office of tn I state motor vehicle department in Hart ' ford to the effect that the commercia !, operators license in the name of Yin f cenzo Zoledana of Windham road, thi :, city, has, been suspended, dating fror 7 May 29, 1922
 s The city streets are rapidly being oile ' under the direction of Supt Irwin \ : Ford. Many of the streets were treate . with oil Friday by the special auto spray "a ing truck of the Standard Oil compan, force of men was kept busy coverln if the oil with fine sand, small piles n which had been placed at the sides of th -a streets.
 f The relaying of rails and ties by tI s- Connecticut company on the stretch Hldhiil SlI GU lIIal IS u De pdNeQ DeIWee High and Windham streets has practica re ly made that section one-way stre, " for@the present. Officer Orlando is st; if tioned at the foot of High street directir n traffic from the east on Main street re make detour via High, Valley al Windham streets. Autoists and tean ot coming from 1the west have the right " way east o1 Main street
 ,v A miscellaneous shower was given A, n, evening at the home of Mrs. V Blouin 1e Park street in honor of her approachil ,ll marriage to Louis E. Pratt son of [ ms tLouis Pratt of TaLtville. A number e. vocal and instrumental selections we l. rendered and luncheon was served by t
 hostess. Those present included Miss
 Blandine and Albertine Marcil, Le, or Caisse, Rose Caisse. Anna Caisse, l. D. Blouin, Lumina Blouin, Leonie Vert y; i feuille, Dora Baillargeon and Rose Ge q vais, Mrs. R. Hurteau and Mrs A. Jo1 E. Rents have gone up again. Some ren = were raised to the point where the Ter
 payers felt as if they were buying t
 place, and Thursday they were inform
 that a substantial increase would go in
 ieffect this month The increase in t { town tax of one mill is the explanatf of some landlords, and the high cost coal is the cause of one Landlord jumping on"
 \ Windham High schools baseball tea I fjourneys to New London today (Satu } day). where it lines up against the Voc ' tional school nine in the afternoon in
 return game. Gerry will probably pitc
 Edward Feerbee and Chester Fay. I
 two co1ored men convicted in the Win
 ham county superior court here and SC
 fenced to state prison by Judge Christ er pher L. Avery on May 22 for burglary Ic the homes of Judge Frank H. Foss a Dr. M. D. Riordan last April, and W