Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
'WILLIMANTIC

Ohio where he rooHzed at the '. M. c. "A. and the last heard of him was from Detroit. three weeks ago. Birharie and Clark have returned te their homes.
 ArtI,nr e. Jsstyn, WlIiAm A. Bowler, IF and Ralph Joslyn, of West WRliAg- ion. and Frank J. Pobuda, IT., of oHth Wilmington have been granted a bearing by the public utilities commission TOT a jitney line between this city and Springfield. Mass. The hearing is to be held in the poaiee esnrt reosA, Weo- nesday morning, August z4th at o'clock standard time. The proposed iitnev route. according to the petSsion- CTS. is from Railroad street. Willilnan- tic. east on Main street, entering state road to tafford, passing through FagIeviIle. Mansfield, Wilmington, West Stafford, Somers, LongneadnW, to Springfield, entering by Belmont avenue to Main street and to railroad station. and return.
 Girders and suppeT$e fer the roof of the new Jordan garage that s now uTi- der construction, Just east of the prop erty of the wiIImantic Grain company, were put into place Friday. The gird- CTS weighed nearly two tons each, crowds were attracted when they were sent into place. The work of laying the roof will soon begin, and the reot will be covered with heavy roofing paper.
 class of gsx4s caNinS tAsAAslVes the Windham Girls Sunshine club held a meeting early this week at which they organized The purpose of the club Is 10 instruct girls of ages ranging froM 12 to IS years, in the eesertials of do- mestic science, The first meeting was well attended.
 "Ike" ROsen, who AnasHneed seme time ago that was secn to venture ints the motion picture business as owner and proprietor of theatre, stated Fri day that the plans for the theatre have been accepted by the state police de- Dartment which has Jurisdiction over such matters Mir. Rosen could not come to terms with an adjoining prop erty owner, about buying an additional strip of land. As 1t noy stands, the property owned by Rosen will be cOv- cred entirely by the thfee-st0fy bl0ck that is now nearing completion. The business block and will be of the same height, making the two structures pYac- ticslly one with a 165-feot frontage, and 5S feet in depth. The theatre section is to have an 80 foot frontage and depth of 5S feet. Lower floor and balcony will accomodate 7b0 patrons. Work on the theatre is to start within a few | days.
 COmnAittal services were heIa Friday afternoon at ? o'clock fer Emma c i Young at Nit. Hope cemetery. Rev | Walter E. Lanphear of the Chaplin 1 Congregational church conducted the | service. Arrangements were in charge 1 of Jay Nj. Shepard.
 1 News BrlsEs
 An inspection of the hydrants about ! the city was made Friday by the Will. mantle department of water works. A chimney fire at the home of IsaaG Hochberg, on Chapman street, caused Engine Company No. 1 to respond to 2 call Friday morning about 1f.Se o'clock ] The blaze was easily extinguished. Attractions for the Elks country fat have been coming in 50 fast during thu past few days that the committee il charge of placing the articles has beer ] swamped and has called out the Elk 1 Guard. Elks are to gather at the pari | Sunday morning to aid in this work. Misses Margaret and Mary Young ana | Roland 0'Brien of South Coventry ant Miss Ruth McCulium of Mansfield De pot are spending two weeks vacation a. ! Oak Bluff, Mass.
 WillEmaitie Camp GFeand. Rev. and Mrs. John R. Miller of Eas 1 Thompson, with their daughter and grandson of Eastford were recent wis itors at the Stafford SpTinsz House, getting ready for Camp Meeting week August 20th to 29th.
 1 Misses Ella and Lillian MiIlett O Moosup are staying at the Eiantit House.
 Miss Martha B0shwelI of Hartford i at her cottage for Camp Meeting week
 Rev. Dr. Robert L. Roberts and fam fly of Norwich have arrived at the J M Currier cottage on Haven avenue. Mrs. H. E. Griswold and daughter Mrs. Frank Harwood. and son Perez Harwood of Norwich, have arrived a
 the Wesley c0ttage.
 Miss Annie Lathrop and Mss Bea
 trice Pomeroy of Putnam are spendin
 several days at the LsthFop cottage
 William Elwood of New London i
 visiting his parents at the New IIOndo
 house.
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