Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-18
NORWICH BULLETIN
Whaa Is aslnr On Tonight
WILLtMANTic OFFICE TeIsphsns 1o5 g Church St.

WAaA A1 Uotn4 UA IOnH8Mb Knights of Pythias, Natchaug lodge, No 72, meets at S07 Main srteet. Independent Order of Floresters Court EAbre, No. 34s5. meets at 25 Jackson Utrees. { Ths new pslice sigzAl bsx was tested out Saturday by men in the employ of . Ehe Southern New England Telephone , company and will be in use during this . week. The box was installed by the ' worlmen last week but has not been . placed in charge of the police department yet. The signal bex is connected with /. the private wire at the police station { and when the officer at the station de- Gres to reach the officer on the city beat a connection Is made. lighting red light over the box and setting the bell con- {. nected with the bix, in motion. The . connection Is. made directly from the : telephone exchange and when the officer on duty answers. Central connects him with the police station. When the operat- or calls the police station and receives , no answer connection is made with the afgfsal box and when the answer comes in. the light Is switched off and the bell scDpped-
 The installation of the police signal box followed vote to that effect at a meeting of the common council several .yaoEths ago.. Investigations Of various forms of signals were made and the western Electric system was installed IT the signal box proves success ad- aiticnai boxes will be installed at corners in other sections of the city. The pres. ent box Is at the corner of Main and Railroad streets
 Hymen took month of during March sud only three, weddings were recorded Rt the office of the town clerk. These were:
 2-Hcrace c. Tryhali and Bessie E Field. by Rev. A. D. Carpenter.
 14-Michael Conneil and Josephine oBrien. by Rev. John E. Clark.
 . zs-Charles A. Stedman and Allie, Nichols. by Rev. A. D. Carpenter.
 One reason for this is because Len did not end until the 27th and in tn, Catholic church marriages are not so .lemnized during Lent, except by specia aispensatfon.
 Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston, c Providence. R. l., who is to speak at tn Windham High school auditorium Wed 5nesday night under the auspices of tn Windham County W. c. T. U., will hay eor her subject, citizenship" Mrs Liv ,ineston for many years has been an ard ssnt believer in the ballot for women an, a4 present is head of the department o 0csfizenshiS ln the National ". c. T. U
 'Afrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard"
 play that has met with success in vari ous communities in New England me with favor in this city Saturday nigh when presented at the Methodist Episco pal church by seven members of tn Methodist society. The play was give under the direction of w H. Parkhurs Music for the entertainment was by tn
 Mansfield Trio, Rexford Crane, violinist Leslie Nichols, fiut.Ss and Miss Hazel Nichols. pianist
 . After several weeks of hard practic .Windham High is ready to meet Putnar High school for the first baseball gan of the season. The game is schedule to De played in Willimantic Friday af
 efnoon of this week. A game WI
 scheduled for last Saturday with the VI
 eational school of New London but wa
 called off by the New London manage
 several days ago, no reason being gi,
 ef for the sudden decision.
 Members of the executive comrnitts
 of the> Union Franco American of Cor ieckicut and officers of other French o.
 gaRizations of the city, met at the room
 bf Cornseil Florin1ond, on Main 'stre.
 Sunday afternoon. Matter Of interest.
 he various societies were discussed.
 The committee in charge of the Hoo