Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

a new schedule will be operated on the Willimantic-S South Coventry line. Changes have been made in response to requests of patrons of the line and with the wish to serve the community in the best pos sible way. and it is hoped that the changes will result in an increased pat ronage of the service offered. As at all points on the local division of the Con- necticut company, the time shown is day light saving time, and the standard time at present used in Willimantic would be one hour earlier than the time shown. The first car will leave the Willimantic carhouse for South Coventry at 645 a. m. and will leave South Coventry for Willi- mantle at 7.15 a. m.. then 815, 9.15 and 1915 a. m, then 12.45, 1.45, 4.l5. 5.15, SIS. 7.15 and S.15 D. m. The first car from the Main street terminus for South Coventry will leave at 7.45 a. m., then S.45, 9.45 and ,10.45 a. nl to Willimantic , carhouse only At 12 noon car will leave | carhouse for Main street terminus leav- ing there at 1915 and 1.15 D. m for South Coventry and 2.15 D. m. to car house, only. At S.50 ?. m. the car will again leave the carhouse for Willimantic and will leave Willimantic at 3.45. 4.45. 5.45, 6.45. 7.45 p. m. for South Coventry and S.45 D. m. to carhouse only. Patrons | of the line are glad to learn of this new schedule. During the past fe wmonths 1 the schedule as arranged by the Shore l Line company has been in effect but when the Connecticut company took over the trolley system, Supt. Samuel Ander- | son of the company was written to by a committee from the Chamber of Con- I mence, and the new schedule results from l their work on behalf of local people and ] South Coventry people using the trolley i These changes benefit all patrons of the 1 road.
 1 Students with 90 per cent. or better in ] four subjects:
 l Seniors-Fred Hedin, Christine Beebe Eleanor Collins. Dorothy Jenner, Laura | Orrok, Pauline Saltin, Elizabeth Thorn ton. .j4
 Juniors-Wallace Biakeslee. Charles i Curran. Luther Martin. Josephine Boro- vicka. Doris Bowen. Grace Goddard. 1 Sophomores-Edna Burgess, Lena Full l lerton, Airline Harsilins. Lillian Hochberg Ellen McDermott, Vivien lift.
 Freshmen-Christophe Case. Kenneth 1 Fryer, Levcrett Grant. Reuben Rotblatt | Richard Shea, Beatrice Collins, Dorothy Cook. Agnes Cronin, Eleanor Foote, Ber- tha Goddard, Bessie Lavine.
 l With 50 per cent or better in foul 1 subjects:
 1 Seniors-A1bert Bowen, Anthony Ger
 veny. Maxwell Connolly Morris Cook | Walter Gavigan, Charles Haling IsidoI
 I4utzker. Joseph Mirtl. Stanley Sumner | Lloyd Wilcox. Sarah Abbe, Ethel Brown Beatrice Burnham. Helen Cotter Alice | Davis, Elizabeth Flynn. Rebecca Glass i Mary Grady", Helen Holbrook, Rache Hutchins. Agnes Jones. Edith Knott Mary Navin%, Elizabeth Parker Margare
 Sullivan, Myrtice Tryon, Irene Wander man. Jessie Inman.
 Juniors-Allan King, Howard night F'ranklyn Orcutt. Louis Rabnowitz, Rus sell Webster. Elsie Birbarie Constance Clapp Fannie Greene, Virginia Jurczyl
 Fannie Levine, Rose Parizek, Catherin,
 Perry, Isabel Service, Lucie Sherman 1 Victoria Subisky. Emma Trudeau. Sophomores-Robert Borgeson. Josepl
 Connor. Abraham Heller. Dorothy Allen
 Marion Clough. Dorothy Doyle, Bessi
 Hochberg. Clara Holbrook, Jean Howie 1 Cladyce Orcutt.
 Freshmen-Morton Baker. Elliott Bee
 be, Russell Garrigus, William Krug. Nel
 son Potter Hyman Rabinovitz. Art,1
 Roc<wood. John Williams. Annie An
 thony, Anna Bernat, Margaret Bixby
 Ruth Burnham. Helen Clapp, Lyda 4
 Greene. Elizabeth Hun1es. Mareare
 tutchins, Florence Jones'. Hazel Jones
 Pearl Lyon, Minnie Malolie. Mary Miels
 Stephanie Miela, Doris Moves, Helen Pc
 pisil. Marguerite Prue, Madelyn Shepart
 Sabra Stoughton. Marian Taft, Ros
 Welch. Gladys Williams, Mildred Wrigh ! *Honors in the three subjects taken.
 Costello's Jazz orchestra at state arm
 ory, Pleasant street, Saturday night, Ma
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