Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
WILLIM.ANTIC


 Story ijt1itt4i1g, ettiipfel 'Mfth -ah auditor i,pn, manual training department, and many other modern coffvefrtences. The plans for tihe a,uildlfg will be drawn up and tffe voters of the towh -a9sked for an ar,profl&atfS,h If tite lf3tiildifig costs mere tl1af $55 ;bee '4ffsady appropriated for the constructioh tf 4he school at Wiffdiiain Center
 Violet Rsbekah lodge. Ne,a57. I. o. o. F erftertairieti eight stFte officials Tues day evening at the siiaA 46h Main street. The officer Were: Mrs -Aifeh F. Hutch ingsop, presiddeetSt Of Of tine Counecticut State assembly, df New Haven. Mrs Pearl Thomas. vice sbrestdent, Of, South Nor w:rfk Mrs, Nisfsy NiEsHfsy fovett,, warden, of VII Arnarttic;; Miss Heleh Winter, deputy presidere, fR fJsfrfestsoh'; Mrs. Deiphfne Rogers state fffsa' a'uctti', 6f GroSoh'; Miss F'ittch., atso feputy presssifdEnt, Of tsf1tof'; Sfrs. Grate II, Neatfffay, past president, of Norwich and Miss Gfara D5uglas, treas ttlef, Of F6res#vtsfe, \ g3tfffrJper of cream ed chicken, rnasheti 410ts1ttt5es, mashed tt1rnifs, cranberry satftss, celery, cake, iGa ti'esfh and coffee. was served af 6.a6. After this estfHe ellfe elfe .rtSsceSsioh for 4hs, d- iicers fh fhA 4aA. fssesy assA aBout 100 members present. 4hsstafr XltfssssAhs lfryssfhl NcHytch. %saeesib btaa,; Rat46tl4hs sl4id 55eASz d ts= Fh 4he a6tsfSa tf yss lseS;55.,o kyffs4h, fsh | Mrs. Clfa74ss fseese 9k AAeApssyy6h sSynf,4f3 I NiEfarFIsrnttc TrrsaAkkss saA A45tsa7aera, kHfg l Alien F. FS1tcssFnza5, $ Hsane5fsd esas,s9ss jsei,. The lodge htss sssisssssss4a ,s8SA fssA: sli5.asqs Fts' slE9cesl
 tzEs4nsasIaat 4sosass.ss s,kasssa 4ss ss ! 1h lbest t3ssailfss 4sfseA saSkI. ,5Jfsslst,,s- tsn 'U,trTs3a,5 4tussb 4tsltsossaafss hssslaEess many Rttshass Aotses were eASeNaa sssA s4fA \ lksoEt1E ctissBtsssase ssstie 3tsh BEsak lFee. SSss~ r'tisntlSase &;tfttsas nstatas astks sese;: 'tin to iRs Artestss Gssgaasiftesa VSasAaaAA A. MItfTthsi, 13t.aistxs6ara; Ha-dga@ Ssssa6s ( LtIir&rSE1cs, cAtnrrietse., gsssAess R. BstSA. rilsEf1.r1Er Ssfss1y esasssAsscstssss ASstSs Essa ! Jalssted rfu1 tB aid Hs ea1i1Es. nsese 1ssrse- ] 7ye1E Ii WEES v~aagH etAra5 en htEe fssst { Nt''Stay g3siria1sy of ezarM n1atrth zat [ O. r.tfctz al tlfn C'harstEsr 6ff Cstrsrnsrce rooms fir dfrerrIrs EnH sansfrmSesn cf sta1fafrs ! r1iuruitteer uErsI hold 5.h4Ir .1fessang. GsurgE W Hickey uzas in r;hz1gs os Sme lcs-tafrrtfssr1 aIra as tba speaker for tho dsF introduced Robbins B. Stoeske1, ef Norfolk commissioner pf motor vehicles, . wi1o spoke on cpnditions prevailing in this state T1ro1sn the efforts Of the i lioary club. other organizations. and cit iz, ns much good work has been accom- plisned fn his departrnent- The vast I increase ir motor vehicles has resulted | n tiis laws now enforced; and stricter enforcement is to come. IL is iniDossi- bic to iucrease the travelling surface ot l st2'c highways as fast as motor traffic increases. The recent safety campaign has dpne much to stop accidents inyol- ,ing children. Mothers and fathers have learned q lesson.
 FredeA1l na1ing in the accident coiurnn arc those of pedestrian accidents and in bs mn ierity of the eases the pedestrian has besf at fshit. This has resulted iH thg iaw pnfiistirs pedestrians who ara caEcies:. and such cnAes arc now be- fore the eourta of ths state.
 < cendit!on Whieii ths departrnent is sAfing ta Remedy is tits vast incrchse ef incidents resulting from infoxication The ninbep nf accidents frsfn this source has iHefesssd 9e5 per eef4t. over the to- tai of 1aa6 for the same months. Nc ens should drive while intoxieated, and no nna should take Il drink if he is going to drive. This kind of disregard of tht laV= should i8 met with 8 heavy punish meht, with is3a of license, registration and even :aii sentence, as it eRdangefs thsasaHds daily, Tine evasion Of resbon l eibiiity is beneath e5fitsH4t3t and viii puili:a opifiien ghsuld i3a sseereiy dea1 1 with thus doing away with this feature
 4ss,iier law that will ba enforced is tht | .E~iGsdine7 iaw, The overlooking 6f { | 1ruail or gar not eHiy hf1dGngers oil othe' people oa ths highways but there Is z i deiih5-ata evasion of the law when z maH is taxed for car of one-ton ca pacity and usAs 1t for two or three 1 Hines that amount of load.
 Al tha conclusion Of his address Ro | af. Aakt t-,as
 Ths gasoline tax law viii bring the stat
 aBproxiirateiy st .G6o. .060 q year fer us
 of the highway department. Heipfu legislation will be that ih which the fno
 tor vehicle department collects ths ta1 nr automobiles, H6t Issuing registfa tion uniesa the te1 Is faaid, With t9wH and cities collecting tna tax eH RatA
 meii.es sd per cent. of tins meter veai eia owners are escaping paying thel
 tax.
 Rev. Otte 2, BeauHlisteF. siiTata Of St Jegepirs church, wia is aeeH ia addfes
 the Rstarians waa guest and speE briefly stating that an organization sue
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 what a fnaa's reiigieA ia. that's his bus
 iRess. i3sit iust sa iaHG as ha Is g tTu 1 American citizen all Hea meet with fiT
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 ThsFee #ansias ehasFs wess giveH Ses'
 missioner staeehei and Father BeauFHis i ter. befeTe the meeting elesed with ffa [ singing ef Fhe Star EpaHglad RaHnei = srzz