Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
bANIEISeN AID PUlAMl NENS

being issued tsi marines. who by their exemplary conduct while in the serslcs were an inspiration to their companions and upheld the highest traditions of the marine corps, most famous of all the military organizations of the country.
 It Is already indicated that there is going tc De opposition to the proposal to cutting down a row of shade trees along Reynolds street, between Main and Broad, when the matter comes up for a hearing before the board of selectmen. It was stated cI Wednesday that this opposition will be represented at the hearing and viii be based chiefly on the ground that the removal of the trees will be determined to the sylcan beau ty of the section mentioned
 Those who are for the removal of the trees point out that Reynolds street is extremely narrow between Main and Broad and that the removal of the trees l is really essen tial to the providing of proper width street to care for the | traffic that will pass over 1t with the completion of the state road to Little Rest
 There Is such divergence of opinion | on the entire subject that the hearing holds the promise of being very interest- ing. There was sessisn sf the tswn | court Wednesday morning, Judge ". Fenner Woodward presiding, to pass upon the case of man charged with 1 disposed of without nfiictirg a jail sen. tencc The case was the first that has been before the court for considerable l period.
 Miss Elizabeth Francis. who has been l critically i'll at the Day. Kimball hos pitai the past two weeks, following an operation for appendicitis, was reported l Wednesday to be resting more comfort. ably and showing cheering improvement Employes nf the Crystal Water com. l pany were engaged in testing out hy. 1 has been under way in the borough re gently. The company is getting a l line on the condition of the. shydrants and the ar1ountof water pressure that I may be expected under ordina rss cendi- tions al. each one. satisfsctsry progress continues ts bs
 made. it is said in obtaining fhe. apprex. al of creditors te the refinancing plar 1 of the Gocdyear lire and Rpbber 6nsn- pany. Less than 25-pef cent Of the creditors remain who have not already ] agreed to the plan. An effort will bt l made to get the approval of ali the cred ltors SC that when the stockholders
 meeting is held at Akron there wifi b.
 no further delays in ironing out the en, | tire situation.
 Hot cross buns are being made ana
 sold in great quantities at bakeries her,
 this week, and the bakers feel that Fri
 day will bring the greatest demand o l aM.
 There is nothing to indicate at tn, present time that the entire l;af of | nominations made at the borough caucu,
 will not be approved by the voters a 1 next months election. The nominations
 for warden3.and clerk and treasurer ar,
 almost unanimously approved. The boart
 of burgesses promises to be much tn,
 same as it has heen d1ring the pas
 year and there will De no change iii th
 board of assessors, tax collector or bail
 if, all of whict indicates very satis
 factory fact-that. the borough get
 along very, nicely with no more thai
 cne-half of one per cent. of politics il
 it's public affairs.
 At St. James church wednesda
 morning, Rev John Roux. M S, va celebrant of high mass of requiem q
 the funeral of Mrs. Helen LaBranch.
 who died Monday at Point Lewis, P. ( The funeral vas attended by many rel
 atives and friends of Mrs. LaBranch,