Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-06

ing content. mathematics content and tie
explanation OF processes, machinery. tools
and terminology, and in presenting the re
lated matter to the ciasses IN acceptable
form
The methods employed in teacher train
| ing classes follow the general Plans as
outlined at the federal board reg!cna
conference held at Sound Beach, Cannec
ticut, June, 1920
| The general aim is to promote know
ledge necessary to supply instructors f.
vocational education thru ghout the Stat.
| Tradesnen Of the community who ar
| DESTROYS OF taking this course a,e OK
peeted to get in touch with the fnstruc;o
| oe teacher training at the ate trad
school not later than December 10th.
Ground was broken Monday on Maik
street for the cellar and foun1arion ns
new brick business struc'ur to be erect
ed by Louis Wolf and Samuel Kaminsky
The structure is to be So by rs fest anil
according to present pans one story i"
height, although Mr. Wolf said Monday
/. may be decided to build the s.rs,ctur
highers The present plans call fer ?
Building that will have three stor: front
Ing on Main street. in the vic nifty OF the
PeloGuin block. Messrs. Wolf and Ia
ninsky have had plans for the construc
but actually ore7ing of operations Ct
not take place until Monday
Mrs. Charles R. Browning who was ser
iously injured several weeks ago in az
automobile accident. is recovering at tn
Day Klmball hospital. The plaster cas-
IN which her head has been creased f
some time has been removed. Mr.. Br;wn
ing, VINO was also hurt in the sare &C i
dent as his wife returned to work Mon
day, though he still feels some of the eff
fects Of the injuries received.
Worcester and other places in thu
| county of the same Eame Were vagra1
communities Monday, as for a week past
in 50 tar as being able to reach the
by telephone was concerned. Ccce 8 onal''
a connection could be obi aimed, but NOR
often central was obliged to report tla
they could nat be reached. Sucf: call
as were oltainable were put through vi
circritous rout es-Woonsocket and othe
cities, for only a few wires: Of the hun
dreds that went down in last week
storm have been restored. The 6eetruo
tton IF wire lines was so .widn-s7re7
I and complete that it has been innpAesb'
to restore service even with hundreds c
!; iinenen working wee4e days and Sunday
!; from light until dark at top speed.
; There was special interest hers In tn
death Of Warden Herbert {. Eecch
, /; Danielson., who passed away very sud
.denly Sunday afternoon. Mrs1 Keea
formerly was Of this city. being Miss Ad
die Deuty, of a family well known har'
where many friends extend their synpa
, thies.
/ One case was disposed Of at Monda
mornings session of the city court, Jud ;
r I'M H Geissler presiding. man wa
: charged with having been intoxica:e
, faced the court and eu91ained before til
case was disposed Of that he mad been
Webster and had been drinking cider
/ Friends here learned with regre- Of II
death in Webster Sunday Of Mrs. Susa
fhurfber Lizette wife of Frederick /,
sette Mr. and Mrs. Lizette former!
were resident of this city.
Lights went out in sections Of the cit
Sunday afternoon when a trolley ca
southbound. left the rails near the four
dry and crashed into a pole carrying c.
blas and wires IF the S. n E. IT. cornaan
and the Putnam Light and Power CON
Ipany None Of the twenty passengers
the car were more than shaken up I'll
pole was broken.