Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-18

this they alternate their names, They are about 22 to "A years old, both dressed in blue serge suits; Hogan has brown hair, Eight complexion, Murphy dark hair, pompadour style. light complexion They may be landed here this; (Friday} morn ing if seen. Officer Dolan should be com 1nunicated with in hurry.
 The weather man handed cut Incther model spring day Thursday At 2 p. m. l the mercury rose to .57. Even the old timers don't recall summer weather in l winter to such ah extent as this: A man
 who crossed the Palmer trout brook on Thursday reports the brook alt open, and as he stamped on well known over hanging bank at a certain bend in the stream several trout instantly darted out. Skunk cabbage and false heliebore will show in the swamps with two more days of this tenpera tIfre. The man who purchased the J. W. Payne property was Wilfred LaChapelle, not Wilfred La Liberty asJ stated in
 Thursday Bulletin. It was the cores pondents mistake.
 Authentic information received from the south part of, the town. has been re- ceived to the effect that Mrs Robert A. Wilbur of Glasgo had pussy willow. fully
 onen in January. Thus MT Lees rec- lord is broken. It is explained that Glas- l go is a. few miles further south than Jew lett City, so, naturally the hora of.sthat section is further advanceda And, it
 might be truthfully added that such ad- Ivancemept does not necessarily apply al- | together to the flora of said locality.
 All the last summer sf the wsrl when t'aviation communi ication between Boston
 Newport and iMinecla, l.. r., was at its l height from two to six airplaness of va rious types used to pass over. Paschaue every day. During all the war only three
 ever passed over Jewetts City in the day
 time Now, as Paehaugf is hardly three
 miles south of Jewett City there was al
 ways much speculation as to why the fly. ings were so routed There was also a
 general expression of highly learned opin. ion from residents of the borough ex-
 plaining the matter of why the aviator, preferred to pass over Pachaug rather
 than over Jewett City. One day, earl. Fl this week. Jewett City man, interested 5 in aviation visited an adjacent city
 down on the Connecticut seaboard. Her he met number of ayiators congresatet | in a place tp which his business calle. him To them he propounded the ques : ton that was in his mind, as the though over the aviation routes of the recen : wartime. One man, who khew this sec : tion, explained the matter to question , CTS full satisfaction. He said it WAS ol account of route being taken by the pill cts of flying machines, always with . view to having a landing place in sigh He pointed out that, as they approache
 Jewett City at an altitude of 5000 fee the only thing to be seen all around th 2 little town on all sides was rivers, pond :. :. and woods. "And these" he said, Ear z tthe three things ,Wes keep away from , coming from east of Plainfe,d down eye the farming country of Pachaug, owe Preston and then to the Sound via u,
 Lantern Hill countrys good landing place
 should a dead motor, Or other necessit
 demand it.. were always in sight in tn
 fields below.
 I Surviving members If the Witter fan ! fly, whose former home in Plainfiel
 was hecently burned, state that the, trs
 ditfon regarding the funds that built th
 house is untrue L. D. Howe who gay the information believed it tos be tru
 having heard the tradition from severi
 sources.