Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
JEMETr CITY

: A north Sound automobile belonging l to Peck & McW illiaras. Of Norwich. I scollided with a south bound autobus. ] on the lower Tadpole bridge Friday morning. The south bound machine was one Of two jitneys that carry pas sengers daily from Norwich to Plain field. The rear wheel of the north 1 bound car struck the jitaey on the sl starboard bow, putting it's front gear
 pretty well out.of commission. A light
 sluslly snow had fallen, and as the jitney driver claimed. gave indisputa
 ble wheel prints that the northbound car was on the wrong side of the road.
 in this. probably one of the worst cor ners son the state road. Officer DoIan visited the bridge and noted the marks in the snow. of the attempts by footnarkings and scrapir1gs to. ef- face the evidence which was there to prov just how tn two machines set | when the collision occurred. The north bound men produced camera and snapped several negatives of the wreck. fence and roadway.
 1 Richard H. Watson was visitor in l town Friday. He has not been here for twenty tive years. He comes from ] the Mt. fHernaon school. The object of l his visit to Jewett City was to call on the old friends whom he remembered i as having met when he was here in 1 the Interest of Bible work al. the time itof the we'll remembered Stevenson and Eel reNiYais.s He was 8 guest at din- neri at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l Charles T. Armstrong. Miss Susie >Armstrongxof this place is a teacher
 at Mt. Hernon, Others who enjoyed 1 calls from MT. Watson were Mrs. G. I A. HaskeE;tfD. L. Phillips, Mrs. F. H. l Hiscox, Mrs. E. A. NGeer. Dr. F, D. Browning and pr. J. P German. :E. Supervieor Marcus of Hartford, a li'state inspector. was in Griswold On 1 Friday, making an official inspection lof the. schools of the. town, with ref . erence to sanitary conditions. taking note Of existing facts relative to heat, light floor space and cubic. feet as
 applied tbs the amount occupied by each pupil. :. His reference. to the, Riv- ferside building were entirely of a com plirnentaFy Jaature, it's locality ar
 rang cement of rooms and general. sani- htary condition were satisfactory from
 his ofdcialviewpoint. Rev. James B. Aldrich will occupy T his pulpit .atJthe Methodist church or Sunday, his morning subject being
 The Ideal 3 Church. Mrs. E: B: Cheney j'wills lead the Epworth League at $
 Topic, The Duty of Church Member
 ship. Subject :at the o'clock preach ing service, The Branded Brow. Al the Baptist. church at 1o.45 Sun day morning, the pastors sermon
 theme will be In1itators. The sermon
 will be followed by the ordinance o1
 The Lords Supper Church school adult and junior Bible classes a
 noon. Y. r. s. c. D. at 6.15. Leader
 Earle Phillips. Preaching at [; ser, mon prelude. What Makes Our, Conti ; ; nent a Farming Land Continent. Pas.
 tors message, < Looking Backward
 The Melancholic Temperament. Rev Myron D. Fuller is pastor evangelist :. It is expected that President Ben : jaulin T. Marshall of the Woman's
 College, New London. will occupy thu
 Congregational pulpit Sunday. If.no able, to. come MT. Marshall will send someone to take his place.
 Before daylight Friday morning with the mercury at 3S' above, there was hail followed by snow. A rise of a couple of degrees with south
 east wind made 8 day of disagreeabl,
 drizzle, known hereabouts as biliou i eday..
 The. Congregational church held