Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-26
JEWETT CITY

Thursday evening next, Faith Chap ter, No. s2, o. E. S.. Is to entertain Worthy Grand Matron Hattie NJ Sickle of Newington Junction. also several of | her associate grand officers. The ban quet at 6.3o will precede the business meeting, which will be held in Ma so1'c hall as usual. Initiation and lal- loting are to take place for the official inspection.
 The class of 1922 a. Riv.-~s;de Cram mar school has elected these officers: President, Hugh Sharkey; vice rresi- dent, Ruth Ballou; secretary, Violet Harris; treasurer Rose CrImb.
 Miss Alice Smith Is very i'll. following nervous breakdown. She vas some what better at the weekend.
 Thomas McBroome has purchased tne property on Preston Road owned by Carleton Ravens. adjacent to the Mo Broome property.
 The New York New Hnven rail- road and MT. Anderson's trolley ser 1 vice didn't seem to jibe when the new fall timetables were issued. When the new schedule was put in operation Sun l day morning it was discovered that at Jewett City southbound trolleyS were leaving nine minutes past the od l hours The information which the railroad | company gave out last week said the south-bound trolleys would icave Jew cit City nine minutes past the even l hours. Inquiry disclosed the fact that 1 1t was taken for granted that the Con- necticut Co. would advance its trcl- l ley service one hour Now after the time cards were issued they 'ain't cojn' { tew dew it." As a result tho trolleys will leave for Norwich at nine minutes past the odd hours and for Centra! vil- l lsge at 19 minutes nast the even hours. The first troey north will be 6.19, rhe first trolley south will he 7.G9. The last trolley north will be S.19. tte last trol- ley south will he 9.o9. Saturday night q trolley leaves Franklin square at 945 for Jewett City only The thirty or
 more pupils who go from here every day to the Norwich Free Academy must
 leave at 7.0a and then wait in Norwich
 an hour for the Academy to opau.
 The hundreds of Jewett City people
 who would visit Norwich in the even ing might az well stay at nome for they
 must leave Norwich at 745.
 On the other hand. Norwich people, teachers and office workers whose !,;rsI-
 ness is in Jewett City are benefited by
 tkis schedule.
 The attendance at the Fat,y day ser vice at the Baptist Sunday school was
 one hundred and seventy -fo IT. The very interesting exercises wera by the
 younger grade Their exhibitions of Ri
 ble knowledge were a source of wonder to the grown-uos. The cradle roll came in for laree share of admiration and
 interest. Mrs. Charles T. Armstrong is in charge and invited attention tc Ches- ter Green. Virginia Paquette Elizabeth Willis. Herman Tripp. Wa+ie Eancock | 2 . r. T IT Louis and Ruth CHI.
 Mrs NJ. n. Fuller. the su1ccintenient = and Miss Mabel Frink the teacher of :, the primary department. were justly proud of those who received diplomas
 Ruth Cathcart. William Brewster. Car. ence Sweet. Harold and Ahbie Lindell Jessie Willard. Jamie Maver, Arthur t Gray. Lois and Glorianna Gill Rev. NJ n. Fuller. accompanied by Ms A. N Brown, sang The Perfect Life.
 The journey of Paul through the Holy Land was most interestingly explained
 hy Mrs. A. NJ. Clarke's class. Tn,
 members were given diplomas and wer I graduated from the junior to the inter mediate grade The members gre F: !, len Prior. Rose Crumh, Rubv Gray. Ar " line Tucker, Susan Terry. Minnie Ma
 ger Minnie TyndaN and Mary Corey
 Mrs. c. H. Prior's class sang Jesus :, Lover of My Soul. conc uding with th . selection in the variations on the pia . no by Miss Vera McBroome.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Browns class member,
 were perfect in their chronological rec = ord of the varied experiences of tn : Children of Israel
 I, Supt. A. NJ. Brown warmly commend
 ed his able teachers who made sue - splendid Bible knowledge possible T. = speaking to the graduating class lie sai S that he honed they never would grad 0 uate from the service of Christ H 7, said to the large audience. "Tha churc
 needs more than your contributions; 'l s needs your attendance"
 The first trolley Saturday morning ::
 charge of Pilot Daniel Dutton. collide
 with one of Joseph Rood's fine b,oode " heifers at the lower Rood crossing. Tn E car was derailed and the anna wa at killed. The Midway wrecking crow wa
 needed to put the car back on the raF,