Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-08-17
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Roy T. Richardson, professor of ply
chelogy at the Wi1iimantic state Normal
school, Is to teach IN Wisconsin college
and Is soon to move from this city with
his family.
People living in towns adjacent 10 this
city who come 'refe to secure automobile
drivers licenses have been. complaining
Of difficulty in securing them. The AUTO
mobile Inspector is often late compelling
them to wait for sofn6 hours Until re-
certify an inspector was a THE police sta
ton from 10 a. m. until 2 or o'clock in
the afternoon. Tuesday he had not
reached the police station early in the
afternoon. It IS stated that the state
police commissioner has been notified Of
the trouble and It is hoped that people
GCsirlns licenses can get them more easi-
" IL future.
4 meeting Of Francis s. Long WoraaIl's
hel.ef eorns is scheduled for this WED.
hesdaE) evening.
Clerks day Thursday Will see practi-
eal!y all local business houses closed for
the day. Besides the mercantile houses
of the city, business houses of other
trades will close All the clerks want for
a perfect day Is good judgment on the
part Of the Weatherrnan
Miss Mary Quinn and Elmer Ellsworth
have returned to Columbia university
New York city, where they were eM9s1led
for the summer course.
Morgan st. John, professor Of music al
the Willimantic State Normal school, has
returned from Columbia university. Wiaers
he has been taking d special course in
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Burnhafn Of Nerth
Windham recently entertained Miss Alice
N. Hunt ana Miss Marjorie Wing Of
Cleveland, o., and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Griggs of Hartford. who have had two
weeks vacation.
The local branch Of the L. C. B. A. is
10 hold meeting Friday night, at which
time Miss Mary WEIGH Of Wiliiamstown,
N. T., supreme deputy Of New England,
is to be present.
Members Of the Methodist sorority are
to spend Thursday at WiIlimaftio camp
ground, leaving this city In the morning.
Elliott Sparrow of Andover, driver of
the wagon that was struck Monday by d
passing automobile in Columbia, was
somewhat injured He is suffering with
cuts and bruises.
Mrs. Eva Leonard has yAtrr1ed TO her
home on Bellevue street from St. Jo-
seph's hospital. where she recently Under
went an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Phillips Of this
city were recent guests at the Bay View
cottage at Arnold's Meek, owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Phillips.
william Daley was arrested Tuesday
morning by local police, charged with ia
toxication Daley was arrested Saturday
of last week and on Monday morning was
fined SO ana costs for the otfense.
Che vataA statistics IL the tawn Of
Windha1m on record at the town clerk's
OtIi1e show a s0tal Of II deaths during
July. OF this number, 10 were females
and seven were naies. Five Of the de-
ceased were over 50 years Of age. The
| list follows:
S4-Aibert NJ. Wssd. e, peritoaitis
| 1l--1sOgsr BcnSSt, hear, Htrangala.
| tions.
i3--WiEnaln b. Chamberlain, 81, killed
| by taiIxoaa train.
/ 1S-Euth RosenburE, 5 months. gsstrc
fenter9tis.
Il 1s--Jofu roy, s., enterids.
II 14--MaWd A. Pitcher. 20. intestinal Oh,
struG&ion.
H 1S-Jasnes ". Bennett, rs. endocardi.
tbs.
1 so--ssssph L. TureOtte. SO. fracture 81
PsauIl
n 21-EmEna J. Warner, 50, asthenSa.
2s-Annis Agnes Grady, zs, heart dis
Il ease.
2s-Baby Arnold, 3 hears. unasveIop.
ed.
ss-4Anna Baunsr, IS. general pes;to.
II hits.
24-Edwara Joseph LAwler, day
premature birth.
2t-Heien H. Boucher, 30, pefitOnitis
5s--Marnie LavEne. 3. toxenaia.
| 2e--Noella VeftiEeuilIe. Is, t0beseaIa.