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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
[. OFC, OBTAINS BETTER FREIGHT SERVICE

with the funds available to the state highway commissioner.
 Notices are being sent to the mem bers of the chamber of commerce for forum meeting to be held in the town hall Monday evening, March E. at s o'clock, to discuss the recommendations or the chamber of commerce committee on edu- cation which the directors have ap- proved and which now comes before the membership for s.discussion. A petltlon has been duly signed for special town meeting to be called in the near future, probably on Friday evening. March II, to take action on the purchasing of land with building thereon, adjoining the Bridge school, the land to be used for playground purposes and the building as a kindergarten. A second purchase or land near the Mt. Pleasant street school and the erection of modern sixteen room school building containing an au- ditoriurn, to be built on the site purchas- ed is called for. The education commit
 tee of the chamber of commerce. after careful investigations and conferences
 with the school board have found that the education facilities of the West Side need immediate attention, and stat ed the situation existing in that .com- munity to the board of directors The l directors, the education committee and the town school board held conference, and it was decided to inform the people cf the existing conditions, and make an ef- 1 fort to secure the necessary appropriation to build new school for that section.
 It is estimated that the total cost of se- curing the two sites and building the
 new school will be in the neibhorhood
 of about $210,000.
 l This second forum meeting will give
 the members of the chamber of commerce
 and any others interested, an opportunity to voice their sentiments for or against 1 this proposition, so that the people will | have some idea of the need and the cost | of the program wa snapped out by the
 town school board. There will undoubt
 edly be large attendance at the towr l hall on that evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

Better transportation facilities are be- ing offered by the New Haven railroad which the transportation committee of the chamber of commerce helped to bring about. These are the daily cars to New London, Norwich, Worcester, Providence and Boston from New Haven, which should establish daily morning delivery at New London Norwich, Providence and Boston and should give afternoon delivery in Worcester. Already local merchants are enjoying the benefits of daily shipments from New Haven and Boston, which is adding materially to the efficient conduct of their business. If this plan is successful, undoubtedly the railroad officials will add other daily cars to various other cities in an effort to render efficient service to the snip pers. During the past few weeks con ferences have been held with the officials of the New Haven company at the cham Der of commerce offices, relative to se- curing better service, with the result as stated.
 The withdrawal of the bill whereby an appropriation was asked to build a road | from Colchester to Fitchvillc, making a | through state highway from Norwich to | Colchester. has been discussed by vari- ous parties during the past week. The | Norwich chamber of commerce was rep
 resented at the state house at the date | his'hearing was to be held, and after a
 consultation with the Norwich state repre- sentatives and Commissioners of High ways Bennett, it was agreed to withdraw "
 the bill calling for the appropriation nec-
 essary to carry out the work. The Nor wich chamber of commerce was repre-
 sented by C. D. Moves Ex-Mayor T. c. Murphy. A. F. Libby, Hon. E. W. Higgins
 and Mayor H. N Lerou. These citizens
 were satisfied that the. course pursued in
 this matter was the proper manner in which to handle the situation, and there
 is no doubt existing in the minds of
 those interested that this important con- meeting link of state highway between | Colchester and Fitchville will be rebuilt
 at the earliest possible moment consistent
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
Old Sores, Ulcers
 and Eczema Vanish
Geod. old, Reliable Peterson's oiHt-
 neat . Fa1erite Remedy.

'HaG 51 ulcers on my legs. Doctors wanted to cut off leg. PetersOn's Oirt- ment cured me. - S iliiaIH J. Nicho.s. 4g2 Wilder St. Rochester S. '.
 Get large box for Op 5J cents ai any druggist says Peterson, of Bundin and money back fl it isn't the best yoc ever used.. Always keep Peterson , Ointment in the house. Fine for burns scalds. bruises, sunburn. chahng and the surest remedy for itching eczema and piles the word has ever known.
 peterson O ntment is the best foi bleeding and itching piles l have evei found Major Charles E.. whitney Vineyard Haven. Mass.
 "Peterson's Ointment has giyer great satisfaction for salt .heum. - Mrs. J. Weiss. Cuylerville, N '. All druggists sell 1t. reeommend Mail orders flled by Peterson Ointment Co. Inc. Buffalo. \. |.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE
 GRANTED BY JuDGE RANEs

h the petition recently heard before him. Judge John ". Banks of the su- perl9r court has granted to Chris Bucks desenel Of New London, annulment of his marriage to Mary Rucksdescael of Wat erIord. They were married June IT., 1916. The petition was brought on the ground that the defendant was a married woman at the time of her marriage to the plaintiff although she represented her set as single and free to marry. They were married at Hackensack. N. J.
 Mrs. Rucksdeschel, whose maiden name was Connors, had previously been married to a man named Waiter Wynkoff from whom she obtained. a divorce nisi in New Jersey May 31.. 1s16. This divorce decree. according to the New Jersey law did not become absolute until six months from them, but sne married MT. ftucksdeschel before that period, had elapsed.
 Documents from the New Jersey re- cords were produced in the case to show this condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
CANNOT RECOVER FOR
 LOSS OF HIS FINGER

David Phillips Of East Lyme has no claim against Dr. George E. Bitgood of East Lyme for damages sfor loss or the index finger of his left hand which was shot off by Dr. Bitgood while tine doctor was fox hunting, according to the de- o.1--c- just rendered by Judge John W. Banks of the superior court. Phillips sued the doctor for S1,500 damages
 Judge Banks says in his memorandum of decision:
 T find that when defendant fired the shot which struck the plaintiff he did not See the latter, and that there was nothing to indicate to him the probability of the presence of a human being in the direction in which he shot. This is not
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
ELECT JAMES E. MCCORMICK
 EXALTED RULER OF ELKS

Norwich lodge. of Elks. No. 430, held its annual election Thursday evening at the Elks' home, unanimously choosing the following officers for the ensuing term:
 Exalted ruler, James E. Mccormick ; esteemed leading knight. James Harring- ton esteemed loyal knight, Arthur Camp bell ;; esteemed 'lecturing knight, John E. Fitzgerald; secretary, w. E. Balcom i; treasurer, L. E. Millea: tyler, William
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
JAMES E. VICKRIDGE
 WILL BE sS SUNDAY

James F. Vickridge of Hanover will reach his ninety eighth. birthday, Sunday, March 6. Mir 'vickridge was for over thirty years the leading drygoods nisr- chant of Norwich. Having continued the business on Shetucket street until 1880, he is well, remembered by the older resi- dents of the city and vicinity.
 The Bulletin has since his ninetieth birthday yearly noted it's occurr rance and friends here and elsewhere are pleased
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

to send greetings to one who has through the years of a long life won respect and high regard for he has given those years to honest work with a kindly sym pathy and interest for others. and with devotion to the church in Hanover of which he is the oldest member The love
 interest and guidance Mir. and Mrs. Vick-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
SIX UNcoNTEsTED DIvoRCEs
 ON SHORT CAIENDAR1IS

Six cases are on the uncon tested di- vorce list this Friday) morning at g o'clock at the superior ourt, ,shorl-calendar
 sessi'n in New London before Judge
 Join w. Banks. The following is the list. Arthur L. Howard vs Bessie A. How ard; Julia A. Coombs vs Charles Coonbs.
 Ida Latham Dewey vs Horace Dewey, George E. Ducas vs Marie Ducas; Marg- aret M. Foster vs Alfred R. Foster : Adolphus T. Johnson vs Christina John son.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

ridge gave 10 the children they toos into their home and 10 whom they were as own parents. have brought in these later years affection and spprec alton that has made them happy years for Mr Vio'<ridge. .-
 Mir. vickr;dge Is this season in his usual health, abe 10 je about the home ana to greet his friends
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
PECK ESTATE MOVES TO

A motion to set aside the verdict has been filed in the superior court by at topneys for the estate of the late Charles E. Peck of Lyme against which jury gave Miss Linz T Harding of Lyme a verdict for s1,565 Wednesday. She sued for $2,00O for services as housekeeper and nurse.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
SORE THROAT Coughs, Colds, Group, Catarrh Relieved in Two Minutes

Is your throat sore ?
 Breathe Hyomei.
 Have you catarrh
 Breathe Hyomei
 Have you cough
 Breathe Hyomei
 Have you a cold
 Breathe Hyomei.
 Hyomei is the treatment for nose, throat and lung trouble. It does not contain 'coacaine, morphine or ether dangerous drug and does away with stomach dosing. Just breathe it through the little black pocket inhaler
 ::LCn outfit. A complete oufit costs but little at Lee & Osgood Co.,, or any reliable druggist and Hyomei is guaranteed to banish eatarrh, croup, coughs, colds, sore throat and bronchitis or money back A Hyomei inhaler lasts a life time and extra bottles of Hyomei can be obtained from druggists for a few cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
Entertained Sunday School C1as.

Miss Charlotte Benjamin enterta ed 'her Sunday school class of the Central Baptist church, delightfully."-, at her home on Grove street, Wednesday evening. The class presented Miss Benjamin a basket of beautiful flowers. After a delicious supper games were played and a fine mu- sical programme was thoroughly enjoyed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
Plumber in Bankruntex.

William H. Ranks, who conducts a plumbing establishment in New London known as w. H. Banks & O., has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy with the clerk of the United States court in New Haven. The petition names liabili- ties Of S4,5o1.19 and assets of $1,36s.e2.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

The first meeting of the Cliff class was he'd Tuesday evening on Gilmour street. Robert Enright. president, was in the chair. After the meeting a social was held with refreshments, games and music
 Mrs. John Lake and sen, Edward, of Chicago. are visiting relatives in the village including her parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry East;and of Tenth street
 Mrs. George Dresher of Fourth street and Mrs. Andrew T. Prentice of Washing ton street were visitors with relatives in New London. Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
Ask. t5 H.,. Nam. Changed

William Krywicly of this city has pe- toned the supsri3r court to have hi' name hanged To William cars-n. Hs alleges that his name of Krzyw'cky i' difficult for his friends and ass1ciates io spell and pronounce and that he and hii family are some times known by tho surname of Carson. ".
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
WorkmCn's Compensation

The following workmen's compensation agreement has been approved by Com missioner J. J. Donohue:
 United States Finishing Co.,, Norwich, employer, and John LaVaIe, 257 Main street, employe. toe lacerated, at rate of $S65.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

touz. Bereza, Pinsk, Kowel, Luzk. Doub- no, Brody and then along the River Zbrucz. Information relative to other post offices and distritcs in Poland to which mai can be dispatched an be ob- tained at the postoffice
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
BALTIC TAX IS LAID
 AT TOTAL OF Is MILLS

Tax of 15 mills for the property own CTS of the town of Baltic was laid at an adjourned town meeting Thursday after noon at o'clock in the BaIrlc towi. nall
 The tax was voted in two parts. inst an eight mill tax for tne tpwl expenses and then seven mill tax fo- 'sc!.,,l r,Lr- poses. The grand list d.. the town CT which the tax is to De c2necte IS abSu, S2.aG",000. ,,
 The meeting was a short anl harnci.i. ous one, lasting only about half an hour but had large attenu4 ct. w
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
Mall Services to Places In Poland

Notice has been received at the local post offices and districts in Poland to has been resumed for the eastern regions of Poland as far as the line of demarca- tion from Suwalki to Seiny. Grodno. Ski del, Mosty, Wolkowsky, Roszany, kar-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
Search Franklin Street sal..,.

A squad of police searched the saloon Rt l7 Franklin street Thursday evening about 7.So o'clock. No liquor was found. This was the only place visited by the police Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
Writing City Ab,tract Rack.

Tyler D. Guy is at present engaged in writing the city abstract book from the town grand list. An abstract book of property located in the city has to be prepared separately from the town book.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
RninfaII Le., than an Ineh.

The showers of Tuesday night and Wed nesday as measured by Supervisor Cnsa w. Burton of the water department amounted to .52 of an inca
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

The man who goes to a money shark to raise the wind pays dearly for his whistle.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
SUN. MOON AND TIDES.
GREENEVlLLE

Six hours after high water it IS low water. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER. East New York: Fair, much colder Fri day, Saturday fair with rising tempera- ture.
 Conditions. The disturbance that had its center Wednesday night over Ontario has pass cd to the St. Lawrence valley and was followed by rapidly rising pressure and much colder weather over the interior districts east of the Mississippi river. It was attended by rain within the last 24 hours in the middle Atlantic and New England states.
 The outlook is for fair weather Friday and Saturday generally east of the Mis- sippi river.
 The temperature will be much lower Friday in the Atlantic states. It will rise generally east of the Mississippi river on Saturday
 Winds off the Atlantic coast: North of Sandy Hook: Fresh and prob ably strong west and northwest winds and clearing weather Friday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh and strong northwest winds Clearing wealth CT Friday.
 Forecast.
 New England-Fair, much colder Fri day, Saturday fair.
 Observ ations in Norwich. The Bulletins observations show the following records reported from changes in temperature and barometric readings Thursday:
 Ther. Bar. a. m ................. 40 5000 i m .''''..'..''.'.' 2ssC D. m. .................. 40 29.90 Highest 4s. lowest 40.
 Companions. Predictions for Thursday: Cloudy and colder. preceded by rain.
 Thu-SdaxSz Rair
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

Companions. Predictions for Thursday: Cloudy and colder. preceded by rain. Thursdays weather: Rainy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
PIANOS

ering, Hardman, Hallet & Davis, Wasser- mann, Crawford, Behr Brothers, Auto. piano, Conway and many others. Also a Fine Selection of Slightly Used
 PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

Every Heating Stove included, from the small 10-inch Coal Stove to the largest. None are excepted. Laundry Stoves, Cannon or Large Oak Stoves, Monogram Stoves-in fact, all are included in the Drive, at reductions of B 1-3 per cent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03
Jak jiz to byva

Matka " duv6rn6 rozmluv6
5 dcerou) : A tax prozila
jsem krasnych dvacet jar S OF
Gem tvym ="
Deera ~(vpadne il do fecD :
"A coz ty ostatni - to bylo Il
vas stale spatne potasi?"
Matka: "Inu, lax to byva-
nekdy take dokonce boufka'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

Princezna Fatima Sultana,
prvnf a~estrenice emira Afgha-
nistansk6ho, jez prave prijela
do Spojenych Statu. Omen
diamant zasazeny do nosu,
Jest odznakem kralovske ka-
sly. Princezna jest provazena
svymi trent syny, kteri vstoupi
ma Cambridgeskou universitu
Y Anglii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

Kun pana veliciho hrde 81
.vyslapoyal, brave pohazoval
hlavou, kousaJe uzdu a hazeje
belostnou penu pc novych ka-
batclch muzstva.
Vysoky pfedstaveny, dobrac
ky Sc usmivaje, prohhzel 81 O.
smahle tvare statnych synu
Marsovych, divaje Sc jim do o.
ci, jake by cht6l yyzkoumati,
co asi tech mnoha ma neho u
prenych pohledech je vsecko
obsazeno.
Jeho mirny, yyborne vysko-
leny kun kracel stejnomernym,
pruznym krokem dale. Pojed-
nou Sc zarazil a 20 otku "a
mzoural zp6t, jake by byl V
rozpacich, co ciniti. Poslusen
VSak mlrneho tlaku lytek vSe-
mocneho sveho jezdce, pohodil
hlavou, vzpfimil Sill, povznesl
klidn6 stihly svuj predek a IT,
chym, vSak mocnym odrazem
zadnich nohou prenesl Sc V
dlouhem, elegantn.m skoku
pres = snuru, natazenou mezi
cetami j%edenacte setniny.
Prenesl Sc - ale sam. Telo
jeho Excellence, nepripraveno
ma tuto cestu Y pon6kud vys-
Sich vzduchovych yrstvach,
podrizeno prayidIum setrvac-
nosti, sneslo Sc tiSe k zemi. Ne
muze Sc fici, re jeho EXcellen-
&c spadla S kon6; ne, kun pro-
klouzl lehce pod jejim telem,
skoGiv pres snuru, kdezto ieho
velitel zustal sed6ti pred nj, o.
vsem V malo imponujici a ' pla
nu pro dnesni paradu nevy-
tknut6 posici.
S kloboukem Ma stranu posi-
nutym, nohy roztazen6, jake
by citil jeSt6 ,sedlo pod sebou,
ruce V bilych rukaviGkach zabo
rene do travy pc obou stranach
kulat6ho briSka, sedel pan ko-
mandujicf ma matce zemi a $
nechapavym pohledem ziral
ma nepfedvidanou prekazku.
ma Snuru, kterou Sarze iedena-
cite setniny, leknutim t4m6r
zkamen6l6, jeSt6 ted kfetovit6
tiskly ma Svy svych paradnich
kalhot.
Cd snury obratily Sc zraky
jeho Excellence k hrigadniko-
vi, ktery prekvapenim zapo-
mn6l sloziti oblicej do nalezi-
teho vyrazu k situaci sc hodici-
no, a kol iehoz rtu stale ieste
pohraval spokojeny Gsmev.
kdezto z ieho oci liz mu hled6-
10 cire zoufalstvi.
A oti muzstva, prolazeiici
drive povzneseneho made vse-
cky predstaven6ho, posluSny
Jeste stale platiciho porelu "
pravo HE'D, snesly Sc k zemi a
obklopily pana generala mnoz-
stvim bezyJraznych pohledu.
Jarni prehlidka byla brzy
skoncena. Jeho Excellence.
Vzdor tomuto neocekavan6mu
sestupu, vyiadfila Sc uspokoji-
We o vzhledu a vycyiku voiska.
Pan brigadnik 81 vSak svui w
nalez patentovati medal. nebot
ku pfisti parade tally jiz set
niny bez Snur.
Jedenact6 setnine velel mad
porucik; setnfk pry ndslcdRem
padu ieho Excellence poyazIi-
We onemocnel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03
kdyz kritik nerozezna papiru
cd pfatna.

Literat: Proc pax rikaS, ze
kritik Smrkalous .ie odporny
znalec?'
Mir: "Ponevadz napsal, ze
mole vystavena platna ncstoji
ga mic a ia maluii vSecko ma pa
pire'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03
Ncnlni to uprirrne.

zena: Pred svatbou isl mi
stale rikal. re bys pro mne
chtel umrit.
Muz: A to bych taky cntdl
ieste nyni to rikam.
Zena Tax proc mi nedovo-
rs, abych ia fidila automobi)
tdvz unkam indnmc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

DRAMA V ZATISI.
Genre Cd J. E. Slechty.
Genre cd j. E. Slechty.


Ma kter6m Sc nalezala auuarel
la. Predstavovala svatebni prijI
vod v bila, v6trem vlajici rou-
cha zahalenych mrtvol a ko-
ster, kter6 Sc ubiraly do veil
keno chramu, podobneho O.
hromnemu sarkofagu.
Dala Sc do prace a nepozo-
rovala ami, re sem zal6haii q
brezoveho lesiku zvuky hlasu
lvadicich Sc lid. Teprve, kdyz
pfeSly hlasy hadajicich sc V
kirk, vyruSila Sc a priblizivsi
Sc opatrn6 k calcium, pohl6dla
dolu, mezi b6lokore brizy, kde
spatrila sveho stryce, plukov-
nika, staff hrozive posici pro-
ii chrome baronesse..
Hadali Sc.
PAN plukovnik studoval
krest'anskou nauku 0 dobrych
mravech.." slySela Eva jizlivou
baronessu.
Plukovnikovy tvare planuly,
z oGi mu srSely blesky.
"Styd'te SCI" vykriknul,
chveje Sc vztekem. "Nepomy-
sill jsem 81 nikdy, re byste no
hla byti tax nestydatou!"
Baronessa sycela vzteky a
jektala zlosti zuby!
Pane plukovniku date mi
zadostiucineni!' kricela dupa-
JIG malomocne chromOu Svou
nohou a rovnala sm6Sne ohr-
bat6la svoje zada.
Plukovnik Sc dial do hlucne-
no smichu.
Baronessa zbledla jeSt6 Vi
ce.
"Myslim to do opravdy!'
pravila prudce, dodavajlc slo-
vim svym sm6Sn6 vaznosti.
Plukovnik zvazn6l.
"Ano, myslim to do oprav-
dy!' vyruSil il, uzivaje jejich
vlastnich SLOW. "Nepoznal jsem
niGemn6jSlho tvora ma svet6. A
divim Sc skutecn6 svemu bra
trovi, re vas trpi We SVEN oko-
Ii. Vyhnal bych vas"
Baronessa, nemohouc dele
sn6sti prikrych plukovniko-
vych SLOW, dala Sc ma Gt6k! By
la porazena pred vitezem, kite
ry il pronasledoVal ieSte sym
vysm6chem.
Eva Sc zamyslila, pozorujic
je.
Plukovnik byl jedinym je-
Jim priteIem = v6rnym a cd
danym!
Zadivala Sc do lesika a slo-
va strycova Sc il ozvala jeSt6
jednou V rozechv6l6 mysli.
Zdalo Sc il, lie okTiva: A tenn
re okamzeni Sc vynorila z Sc
reno pozadi lesika nova posta-
va. Vyhl6dla ven a spatrila
- Bezd6ka! Ubiral Sc Fanny
Slen, MAZE hlaVu sklonenou
mad prsa, k Verandollu, az uni
eel pod neurcitymi konturami
okrasnych rims.
Eva zajasala, odhodila pale
tn a Stetce a nez Sc nadala, le-
zela Y jeho objeti.
Oh, hymno lasky! Pisni Ii
vota!
Citila, iak Sc do cele jeji by
tosti vl6va novy zivot a zdalo
Sc il, lie kreV nj hori! V ODE
! jmuti milovaneho muze citila
sv6 blaho! Jeho dech il osve.
zoval, a jeho slova vrhla uty
ranou, ustvanou jeji mysl no
We svetlo 0t6chy.
| Bezdek Sc zachvival blaze
nymi pocity a tiskl j vasnivd
! ku sVym prsOum.
"konecnei Konecnei" Sc.
ptal, libaje jejl b6lostne cello.
"Bohuzel vsak, re ne ma dlou
no. Brzy vas vyrvou Z mehc
objeti!'
Vypukla V plac, obeiimajic
k%reGovite jeho Sill.
Bezdek Sc sam zachVel.