Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-02
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. at Kelley -Camp. across the lake, and 8 { movie show there was witnessed in the i evening. The fishing duIing the week 1 was excellent, Edwin Cross landing one bass that weighed four and one-half 1 pounds
 Constable Thomas Killourey was a 1 Springfield visitor Monday.
 l Miss Arsene Croteau of Storrs has registered for a course at the summer session of Boston University and will I specialize in French and Spanish. l The savings department of the Wind ham National Bank. which was com menced on March 1 is meeting with suc- i cess. During the first five months of the departments existence there have been deposits Of $250, ,090 and the num- Der of depositors is 715.
 | MT. and Mrs. Luke P. AIIain have Iefs 1 for Boston and will sail for St. Johns, New Brunswick. There they will be met by MT Allains brother, from Montrea, 1 and the party will motor up the St. l John valley to Frederickton and north as far as Neguac where they will spend | two weeks at MT Allain's former home. This city has two drum corps and a | third is in the process of formation. The senior organization is the Thread City 1 Continental Drum Corps. The second corps, which is now ready for business, 1 is OdeIl NJ. Chapmans Drum Corps. l This organization is complete and has 1 ten members. The instruments include 1 four snare drunsA one bass drum. four 1 ffers and a maOr. The third corps 1 will be connected with the recently or ganized Boy Scout troop of St. Joseph s parish.
 OdeH NJ. Chapman. until about a I Thread City Continentals, is head of l the new corps which bears his name. Uniforms have been ordered of 8 fatigue l pattern, navy blue in color and of mill l tary cut. They are to be trimmed with black mohair braid and across the breast 1 will be red aigulettes. White duck trou- sres with brown leggins and cap com plete the uniform. The new corps will ! stick to the Colonial or ancient style of 1 drumming. Rehearsals for the past three or four weeks have been held on the outskirts of the city and at Per. kins' Corner The members are for the most part experienced drummers and il is expected that the corps will make its first appearance within a short time 1 It is possible that the corps will attend the Connecticut Fifers and Drummers Association convention and field day al Torrington Saturday of this week The 1 Chapman corps is planning to hold g field day with drumming contests in thi: city Saturday, Oct. IS.
 Repairs are being made at Windhau High School for the fall term The cor riders and rooms are being repainted the floors waxed and the desk tops re vanished.
 Twenty-three eases of contagious dis | ffcer Dr. ". P. $. Heating during July as follows: measles F, scarlet fever 4 tdiphtheria 2, whooping cough 2, loba pneumonia 2 influenza l.
 Attorney Patrick J. Danahey, who was injured in a runaway accident a Bellows Falls, Vt, Wednesday, July 20 was at his office Monday for the frs time in two weeks.
 Following the weekly drill, Garde Sa cred Heart of St. Marys parish voted to join the Federation of rench societie, for a clambake to be held Aug. al Crystal Lake, Rockville Rev. J. J. Ty Ter, chaplain of the Garde delivered al address of interest to the members.
 Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin, Of tn, superior court, has handed down a de cision in favor of the defendant in tn case of Isaac Bernstein vs. Henry La voie, both of Columbia, tried before thu Holland county superior court at Rock vile during the June term. Bernstein sought to secure an injunction to pre- vent Lavoie from cutting timber or lant which he had sold him
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan are spend ing two weeks at Pleasant View, R. l.
 Mir. and Mrs James Curry and chill
 of Fall River, Mass, spent the week a ! fhA hoy, Of M1.r Leblond, No. 16S Jackson street
 Monday morning shortly after 6st
 o'clock, Engine Company No. 1 respond
 ed to a still alarm sent irv from Wind
 ham High school by Janitor Charles 4
 Snow. MT Snow and his assistant
 James Alderman, had just entered tn
 building and were met by a strong odo
 of smoke which seemed to come fror
 the basement. An investigation resute
 ;n finding smoke coming out from tn
 boiler room from fire that had starte
 in one of the coal bunkers One of tn
 blanks used to hold the coal was chal
 red. The white bricks of the basemer
 walls were disco1ored by the smoke. Wa l ter was run into the bunkers and tn blaze was quickly extinguished Tn | cause of the fire is believed to have bee
 spontaneous combustion. the soft co; 4 becoming heated, owing to lampnes ' and hot weather.
 James DOnOhue was before the polio
 court Monday morning, charged wit
 being intoxicated He entered a ple
 of guilty and had nothing to say fc
 himself except that he had job to g r to. Donohue was arrested Saturda c night with a cargo of home brew boi Inside and out. Six bottles were four n in his possession at the time. He VIZ - fined ten dollars and costs amountir
 to s1s.15 which was paid by his en
 ployer.
 Near the trolley waiting station
 The Ridges, Sunday forenoon, about
 o'clock, a Cleveland touring car, bea
 ing a Massachusetts license numb h plate. tipped over on its side, throwir
 out the six occupants, three women,