Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-15

at the Killingly high school The list follows:
 seniors-E}sie Pate.
 Juniors-Janet Paine, Irna Perry, Emily Pike.
 soDhomores-Amy Wells, Mildred Wilde
 FSeshmen-Alma Forcier, Frank Nash, Mariette Paine, Ruth Spencer. Frances Tillinghast.
 Honors: Seniors-Ruth Adams Harry Back, Thelma Bruce, Paul Bitgood, Perle Burdick, Helen Cronin. Lucille Downs, Helen Hopkins, Dorothy Logee Amy Potter. Clifford Smith, Leo viens.
 Juniors-Eloise Babson, Mary Elliott Evelyn Jette, Henry Milone, Byron Parker, Ernestine Stocking.
 Sophomores-Anita Berthiaume, F1eu- rette Boulaine Margaret Burton, Mil dred Codding, Edward Davis, Eugene Downs, Leslie Downs, Elizabeth Fran ces, Louise Hargraves, Doris Hope, Ruth Spaulding, Shirley Jackson, Ger main Meunier.
 Freshmen-Philip Huntington, Helen Congdon, Madelyn Cronin, Sheila Grove, Esther Ethridge. Hilda Grab, Andreas Havelas, Mildred Keene, Emily Mo ] Elwen, Mary O'Neill, Arthur Pratt, Dor | thy Smith, Ellen Stockton, Mildred 1 Wilson.
 There is a possibility of another po- 1 lice officer being added to the number | regularly on duty in the borough, the men working in eight hour shifts. This will keep the business section patroled ] at all times and allow of even more l watchful service than is now given by the men doing duty. A police signal light installed some time since will be 1 put into use next week. i The Club Social has appointed com mittee to make arrangements for a car nival
 MT. and Mrs. L. J. Fournier, Joseph i Tetreault and Arthur Viens have been at Lewiston this week attending con vention of Union St. John Baptist. ] Henry B. Wassley of Fall River is ] spending the weekend with friends in Danfelson-
 Mrs. Sarah Woodis has returned to her home in Rutland Mass after wis iting friends here for some time.
 The new police signal. which was con- nected up on Friday, will make it pos sible for persons to call an officer in times of emergency. The warning has been issued, though. that discretion | should be used in calling an officer of his beat and that when he is called il should be exclusively to perform police duties.
 It is claimed that Danielson's parking regulations, which have proved very ef fective in keeping the business section freer from cars than has been the ? for years, has had the unlocked for anG regretful effect of keeping some out O. town shoppers away from Danielson These Objectors, it is claimed, say they do not come here because they canno park their cars in the main streets O the business section for a sufficient tim, 1 on Saturdays to do their shopping, anC that on Saturday evening they hesitat, to park their cars in side streets fo, Hear of losing spare tires, robes ana other equipment from their cars The matter is one that may receive attention from the chamber of commerce, fo Danielson wants to please people wh, would come here and trade and will ex eTcise every effort to see that such ou of town traders are satisfied
 Lester Wheeler of the United Concer orchestra is seekingm ore trombone ant clarinet players. The orchestra has commenced rehearsing and will mee regularly Wednesday evenings.
 James A. Wilson of Providence visit ed with friends in Danielson on Frida,
 The county commissioners and sher fir of the county were at the jail a Brooklyn Friday for one of their per iodical meetings.
 Attorney Harry E. Back is bein, greeted by many friends, on his return after two weeks stay at the Corey Hil hospital, Brookline.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. J. West, MT. an, Mrs Harry Wright, and Miss Ameli, Berth, all of Westerly, R. l., and Ter rance Bruman of Southbridge. Mass. were guests Sunday of Mrs Eliza Br7l
 man and Jack Feeney at the former 1 home in Dayviile.