Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

Rose Haddad. Claude Mathewson. Jennie sagal, Helen Rychling, Henry Spencer, Blanche Thompson, Selina Cohen, Jennie Bycel.
 Two terTns-Virginia Hinman.
 One term-Frances Crane, Edwin Cross, Edward Dzomba, Howard Nel- son. Beatrice Somers. Stanley Williams.
 Grade 6-Oive L. Johnson, teacher.
 Two years-Everett Kenfeld, Ruth Easterbrooks, Stanley Miela.
 One year-Fred Setterberg, Mae Sul- livan, Willard Taylor.
 One term-Constantine Baronowsky, Alice Cyr Adolph Fontana, Caroline Ger 1 rick, Amy Haddad, Doris Harris, Doris Kelley.
 Grade 5-Susan T. Sullivan, teacher. The Connecticut Company announce ed that beginning with Friday, July | 1st its summer schedule will go into | effect on the Willimantic- South Coven- | try line, and as a result of requests | made to the management, hourly ser vice will be maintained on that line | throughout the evening and afternoon. l Commencing at 12: Is P. M. cars will ] leave the Willimantic Railroad Cross ing at quarter past every hour for South Coventry until and including 1 10:15 P M. The morning trips are un- changed
 l The additional trips are put on with
 the hope that they will at least meet l the operating expenses, and the con- 1 tinuance of the schedule depends en- 1 trely upon it's patronage, as the added 1 trips must be withdrawn if it is found that they do not earn the cost of op- l eration.
 An automobile owned and driven by John T. Nichols of this city and an n l,.iN Iry T | of Eagleville figured in a collision Wednesday afternoon about 5:S0 O. clock at the corner of Main and North 1 streets. Nichols was driving from | North St. into Main St. when MT. | Medbury driving up Main St. struck the dashboard on the left side of MT. l Nichols car. Neither was driving fast and the damage was slight. The mach ines were covered by insurance.
 MT. and Mrs. John c. Duff of Win ter St. are to. leave this city Friday night for Long Branch, N. J. Mir. Duff
 Is to join a party or Norwich friends at that place and go with them to Jersey City to see the Dempsey Car pentier fight.
 i Another thunder shower hovered ov- 1 CT Willimantic the greated part of the evening Wednesday. The day was hot and muggy, hardly any breeze
 stirring and the rain which brought somewhat cooler weather was weicom- ed.
 The classes at the Y. M. c. A. enjoy-
 ing the annual swimming course con
 tinue to swell. The youngsters will
 soon be able to swim for short dis
 taneeS.
 Homer Harrington and Lester Blisf were visitors in Norwich WednesdaS evening.
 One hundred and fourteen, or 2S pei
 cent, of the pupils of the Windham stree
 school were perfect in attendance for tht summer term. Twenty-two pupils wer, ipresent every day during the school year , The list follows:
 Il Grade 8: Arthur Bergeron Edwarc : Jones, Dominick Russo, Mildred Kramer
 Ethel Thompson, Helen Swyden Philil
 Giraca, Arnold Hanna. Harold Watson , Charles White, Margaret Persons. . <Grade '. Miss Davison teacher: Mil -i dred Ellis, John W. Keefe, Lillian Lu
 cier, Mary Rose Savery, Agnes Squires Elinor Stanley, Stanley Sawicki.
 Grade 6. Miss Quinn, teacher: Franci I Ahern, Laura Belanger, Edward Bila
 dean, Thurston Brown, John Buck, Mix
 Czarkowski, Calvin Danahey, Harry Gil belt, Dorothy James, George Lewis, Clay ton Perkins, Charles Phoenix. Felix Rec
 Fred Thompson, Gilbert Watson, Louis
 Wilson, Louise Webster, Joe Zurowski Grade 5, Miss Buchanan. teacher Dora Alexander, Dow Ahern, Nellie Bed
 narZ, Amille Biladeau, Barbara Elliott Herman Lavigne, Francis Loveland, Ed
 ward McSweeney Cecil Mastin, Mar,
 Mazola, Anna Menditto, Angellette, Phil