Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-28
JEWEII CITY

Lionel Boucher. young man named
L'Homme and Foster Harrington, Jr.,
were. coming down the state road Sunday
evening when near Tadpole they discov-
cred an almost new dress suit case. partly
buried in the snow beside the road. With
all sorts of visions of what thave been
found in dress suit cases, on many occa@
sions, they came to town and notihed
Officer John ,Dolan of their find When
the officer opened the case he discovered
among other articles of no especial inn
portance two gold watches. number Of
files of different sizes and makes and
pair of new. white clean overalls. Careful
search failed to disclose any clue to the
parties who either left the case or lost
it from passing automobile
On account of wreck at South Wor-
cester Saturday morning, the southbound
mail train due at 1929 did not reach
Jewett City until 1880.
Jacob Wechsler. chairman Of the bor-
ough fire commission at the time when
the new. fire apparatus and Gamewell fire
alarm system were purchased. Dec. so,
1920; has gotten out, at his own expense,
a fire alarm card. These cards. which
should be in every house, have on the top
of the. card the picture taken by W. H.
Brown of the new truck. Riding upon it
are seen Borough Fire Marshal G. H.
Prior, Foreman John wakeley, Fred
Menard at the tilIer, and Peter Bryant
on the footboard.
The following advices are printed for
the guidance, of anyone giving an alarm:
Don't get excited. In case of fire: call
central operator, giving the district num-
Der you are in. Be sure and give central
your right district number. Don't send
a whistle alarm when a still ahlrm will
answer.
Mr.. wechsler will give a card to any
who ask for one. 1t is the, idea Of the
commission to have a card handy for ref
erence near every telephone in the hor-
| ough:s The big city departments have
plenty Of record testimony that the great
fires have hinged many times on the few
minutes that converts mere fame into
a roaring confiagration which it is hard
for. the fremen to control.
Emory Campbell. who has been at the
Backus hospital. Norwich for several
weeks. is convalescent and returned Fri
day. to his home in Lisbon.
Mt. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Richardson and
son Dwight of Norwich we're gucstsl Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Eurd:ck. OF
Palmer street. ~
Another class in home nursing. with
Mrs. Prentice Chase R.. N, instructor
| will start as soon as the class now under
instruction is finished. provided enough
join TO make it worth while. There should
he at least 10 members. Names are t.
he handed this week to Miss Helena La.
Barre, class secretary, Or Mrs. r. F
Cheney. chairman Of the nursing activi
ties committee.
Nathan Cook Of Bailouyille. is the CUES
of Walter Gray of Taylor Heights.
Many Jewett City peonle are plannin;
to see Way Down East at the Dav
| theatre.
Walter e. johnson of Green avenue
who enlisted in the L. s. navy last No
venber. is one of the AZ mo me1 I'll,
/ have been released from The Sery / II
accordance with the cutting-down p, -
The young man is intending to re-enlfs
should the incoming administration issu
orders to increase the naval force
Mr.. and Mrs, B.. c. Bliss of East Mai
street highlands were happy to have a
week end guests their two sons. leslie F
Bliss Of Paramount, w Va, ard Donal
c. Bliss of Paxton, Mass. Both youn
men, were ACCOMPANIED by their wives.
Miss Hattie Clarke OF GreeneviIle !
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolf
Of SylTandale.
The. Congregational Ministers associa
ton is to meet at the. Congregations
! church Tuesday,