Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14

Robinson displayed the keenest and Hye- .iiest activity when it was betng founded and during the pexiod when it's first classes were being assembled; her aid. through interest aroused here, was sub stantial and of permanent benefit to the institution, which has hourished and all ready has achieved an enViable esDusa- ton.
 Mrs. Robinson is spending a few days at Brooklyn and in this vicinity. As an active worker. for long period in the ! interest of the W. CT. U., Mrs. Robin 1 son requested Monday that a denial be made of the story, generally circulated, | that the W. c. T.-U. is engaged in propaganda intended to resu,, iA legis- lation. that would prohibit smoking Mrs. Robinson recently contributed an inte- resting arAcle on this subject to a paper at Hudson, N. '.
 | Members of the Fortnightly club are to meet this CTuesday) afternoon with Mrs. A. G. Bill of Maple street. Mrs. Bill and Mrs. J. L. Godburn will be the hostesses.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Hatch of Main street entertained MT. and Mrs. George H. Hogel, the Misses Ella and May Clark, Betty Looby and Halle Taylor, who Imotored from Hartfcrd to spend Sum day in Danielson.
 A number of Danieison people were at Pl&m6eld Monday evening to attend a dance at the Community house.
 Mir. and Mrs J. ". Gallup, Lindner Gallup and Miss Dorcas Gallup are at 1 Providence this week attending the com mencement exercises at Brown universi- ty Henry Gallup being 8 member of tpe T class to be graduated.
 Judge Sabin s. Russell. expressing cIG,k of hte legislature, is remaining al
 Hartford this week clearing up the ac- cumulation of business remaining after
 the final adjournment
 This week is expected to bring a de
 cision on the application of bus lines operating in this territory for permits te
 continue the service in competition witt
 the trolley roaL It was stated Monday
 that there is a. possibility of a decision
 being handed down by the public utili,
 ties commission either today or tomor. : row.
 Announcements have been sent out tt
 members of the Killingly High schoo Alumni association relative to the an nual reception in honor of the gradual ing class of the school,
 Woodchuck hunting is now a favorit, pastime with rife men who are goot shots and enjoy trying their skill. William S. Poplar was in DanieisoI Monday on business trip.
 Usual regulations will be enforced her
 relative to the sale of fireworks and ex plosives for the Fourth and the use 0 them in conformity to the statutes
 Earl E. Winsiow was visitor il
 Jefferson over Sunday.
 Citizens will display the national col
 ors today (Tuesdsy) in observance Q Flag day.
 Some Killingly high school students ar , i, to take college entrance examinations a | Pomfret school next week. } A. number of of residents of the Yves Side have made plans for vacations t , be spent in Canada, during July an August.
 Amateur astronomers are now spendin !. some of their time evenings watching fo < the expected comet Powerful glasse f are a necessary aid to any observAtlo e that may be effective. nt Members Of the Danieison Baptis f church will be at the Baptist churc = in Putnam Wednesday, with represents r lives of other church of the Ashford as : sodiation to hear an address by MS [ Mathilde Browne of the DeteAGon sta : tion at Bostcn and to enjoy a 9rogral that has been arranged.