Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-11

number of visits summed up. Future ] welfare business is anticipated in coop 1 eration with the Windham Girls club. 1 The report of Chief of Police Daniel | kilourey for September showed 29 rests as follows: Drunkness 15; assault i 1, breach of the peace ? reckless driving 3 violation of rules of the road l vi- olation of liquor law 3; driving without | license incorrigible l; breach of the peace and assault 1; getting money un- | der false pretense |; The ca ses were disposed of as follows l Committed to jail 6 released by chief l ; nolled l -; paid fines and costs ' judg ment suspended ? turned over to other officers 8; execution of judgment sus- pended and in charge of probation officer 1 ,; continued 3 appeal 1.
 l During the month tramps fouad lodg- | ing at the police station. electric light were hour 334 hours, one lost child was found and returned to parents and 1S9 1 complaints were received.
 High School Notes
 l There was a very interesting program 1 held in Lyceum iIonday morning. Prin- cipal E. A Case opened the meeting with l a few remarks amongst which was the announcement that there would be no school on Columbus day, October 12 and on October 2S. which is to be teachers convention day. There was also call for volunteers for a comedy which will ! be played soon in the high school audi torium Next was an interesting recita- tion by Miss TiftR22, Miss Aspinwall, '29, then announced the senior dance to be given next Friday evening at the town hall. Lord UIlins Daughter, 8 humorous sketch was then rendered and much en- joyed by the student body The char acters were: Lord Ullins daughter, Ar line Hasllins her lover, Joseph Cennor Lord Ullin, George Orro1; the boatmau Hyman Rabinowitz. Announcement of the game with the Putnam High to be held this Tuesday afternoon was then made and the meeting was called to a close
 James Burr 70. was elected vice president of Lyceum to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Florence | MacFarlane.
 Brief News.
 Over one hundred teachers from loca | elementary schools and schools iron surrounding towns attended the Elemen tary School Teachers Institute, held al 3 the Willimantic State Normal anC Training School. Monday The meetin: ! questions were answered by the lectur CTS. The institute took the place of tn general assembly of the school
 About ten friends of Miss Helen Val [ Haverbeke called at her home Sunda. night to note her 10th birthday 4 pleasant evening was spent.
 Wednesday the first meeting of thu Teachers Club of Windham is to bI held. This year it is to be under tn, auspices of the teachers at Natchau; school and an outing at Crystal Lake Eastford is planned. They are to mee at the school at 10 o'clock and start fo the lake The outing is for the teach CTS and their husbands wives. John H. Anderson of Lynn. Mass i spending three weeks with his parents MT. and Mrs Hugh Anderson.
 Mr and Mrs Nathan Bennett 6 Windham Road have as their guest Mrs. Bennetts brother and sister -in-la1 and their child from South Norwalk
 Samuel F. Lyman. erecting superin tendent for the Carrier Engineer Cor poration of New York. who has bee visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. I A. Lyman of Columbia, has returned t
 New York. He is to go to Chicago fo the company.
 During September 2S arrests wer
 made by local police; 15 were for in to1ication. Work of the prohibition CT forcement officers although stoppinI many sales. has failed to entirely clos the many speak-easies.
 Manager OdelI M Chapman of th
 Odell Chapman Drum Corps has hear from dozen or more out of town drul
 and bugle corps, stating that they wi