Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02

Friday last soliciting renewals of mem- oerships for the coming year, the fee for which has been increased from g to S10. Twenty-one applications for renewal of membership were received, and others are expected.
 The state teachers convention held in Hartford Friday was attended by most of the teachers in tow n, the schools of those who attended being closed for the day.
 Frank Woodward of Hartford was in town with his hunting dog for few days sport last week. staying with his son Madison at the lake.
 Mrs Ralph H Hail Of East Hampton was in town last week the guest of her sister, Miss Nellie Hunt
 Miss Eleanor Collins was at home from ! Smith college over the week end She i has recently been elected . member .. | the debating club of the college, and may | have the opportunity of taking part i- 1 the intercollegiate debates later.
 Fred c. MaT- of Boston. a student at | the Connecticut Agricultural college. was charged with reckless driving Sunday | evening Oct. sth, when q Rorner tour ! ing car which he was driving the prop { erty of Mrs. M. w Webber of Hartford ! collided on q curve on the state road l near Flanders bridge with an Essex tour '-As N.h- Nit-FtA Ng NitD- Sa-sllOE hA NOT ' wlch in which We're several members o1
 the Carboni family, some of whom were
 injured His continued case came to
 trial Saturday morning before Justice II ?. Collins. The case was prosecuted by Grand Juror D. X. Lyman and defendant
 was represented by Attorney William 4
 King of Willimantic. The case WAS
 noiled on payment of costs, S45.52, which
 were paid by Mrs. Webber
 A. -Ta
 Saturday afternoon clause in the warn.
 ing regard:ns the purchase of a set o
 scales to be located on the Green wa. 1 considered. Prices Of scates with z weighing capacity from five 10 ten tons
 costing from s126 to S2So. making th. total cost for installing them from slot
 to S45o. were presented. It was alst
 stated that once in ten years it would b, necessary 10 overhaul them. . a cos
 probably Of $50. On being put 10 q vote the motion to purchase scales was unan , imously defeated.
 A clause in the warning regarding in staa.ng furnace in the town hall va. considered 4 resolution to install furnace providing contributions amount ' ing to iS per cent of the cost were re
 celved was debated and finally with drawn The president Of .he Dramat: , club. Philip Isham. stated that the ciui NtSlAEu pSTIIliSSlon To nlacs a furnace Il g the town call and pay all expenses. wit - the understanding that f met with th
 approval Of the selectmen. The rleetin $ was adjourned for two weeks to enabI l the selectmen and Dramatic club to con = sider the subject and report
 An entertainment under the auspice c of the Christian Endeavor society Wa l'held Saturday evening in Yeomans hal e Mrs. Fred A. AbelI was the solo pianis
 playing Rondo Humeristique at the open n ing and Lullaby at the closing of tn a entertainment. which were very difficul :. and exceedingly well executed Mis = Beebe of Hartford recited several 8. c lections and Miss Palmer of wethersiel , sang several songs. accompanied by Mir II Clayton F. Hunt. All the selections o ' the program were remarkably well rer g dered.
 Rev. T. Newton Owen preached yer '- practical sermon Sunday morning fror
 II Tim. f: ', q have fought a good figh
 I have finished my course, I have ker
 the faith.''
 Mrs. Clayton F. Hunt entertained owe 70 the week end her parents, MT. and MT z, Simon Golf of Providence, also her si.