Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-24
NORWICH BULLETIN
WIELsoaANTIc OFFICE rslsoAsao fe4 a Church sA

Ths WinEna1ffe staGo Normal sOIhooi swfIl hsvs ths largest enrolment in it's nlsecry vbea l. opens next month. in rho opsAl0n ce Princ4pal Shaeer. The Frnauisy at the school Is not coupleeed taa yek, but tvo<enanses havesbcsn made lrn ncoounk of resisne8io1s. Miss Ma sTAou Raffsrty. whs resigned as teacher .ot dpnesac arss. will bs succeeded by ATlz Margaret Allison, 8 graduate of Sizncns College, while Miss Charlotte sTldtfne of South SudtEJry, Mass. will inanreea Miss Wisffred Green as art 4Aacknr The busine ess course at the 1sshaoa has been discontinued, but this ldoes Eot seem to affect the errollnent, 'gzhscH Wni probably be between 90 and .1oe whDe izsg year 1t was 75. The new ieoT1nit0ry. CT residence hall. will be 0psnsd this y-ssr wasn sae0sszrodations lfo- TO Mos os the rocns have already beea sruzagss. This hall 5s situated tsstwssn sszs high sahool and normal msnosg fgl 9 grove and is one of the finest tuilatnss E. fhe city Miss Harriet Je- Torid. fornleriy head Of the household arts daoaytment in the Springfield schoois udil be dean of the residence han Tho hall wW be formally opened sorss fine next week when the public uln havs chance to inspect the build ine.
 A champion of the state motor vehicle danarfrpent would have been noboed at ne foeai police headquarters, Tuesday morning, had he dared voice his opnl- i1,a as 1,bout 20 persons desiTous of .Es-s-s,- srsvloe licenses were forced to ,v,t, 7toot three hours for the inspec- -o- Al present there is no special in rns-.cr sinee John B. Edgarton- who foruerlv held the post Is now in NatE- h,yv 4 man ia supposed to come 10 tbl, r,tv every Tuesday morning at lv 7l~s,rS eron Hartford. but none showed -- A. sO Chief Ktiiourey called up tle aeDartnent on the telephone ana seev tr.nediateiy sent cut a man. About se ijcsuses wsro granted .,
 The weekly meeting of Whiimantie Rotary club was held 'ruesaay ','ni n9o1i; r,,5~c F 1T Foss presiding. A musical s..,, ,-, .Iarre Of George ". Hickey "a, vr-v much appreciated by the rasnberz.
 rb,.f Etlsurey was notified Tnes'say -. s, Nr= George Chappen of vy-,-sSsv, fha; while on Q business trip n, tet- rltv earlier in tho morning her ,-,--. ron.ssninr ss00 iD checks anu
 - v,aq either lost or stolen. Sne --e.- -.tlsr.- small farm products and ai- se- rsire the purse at one mousse "a ,1ssis 10 And f when she reached the ---. h1,4e although she retraced hef - ~ -,on as she discovered her JOSS. rs,--r,srs on she checks was storF'eu an" f-, -ossss are hooking up the case
 r.s--- 1udxs Foss in the police cSurt T,eeday morning. John Lllilon' ,'t,o trngusosSst. pleaded guilty 10 .'S Insosi'"- ss- urs iutfgIneut WSs suspei1eu @ @ month co give him a chanee U" ie''' town or reform z,-,.., .tsrg- .s ,-,st r.esless driving. was noiled az s- r.s agreed 10 pay for the damages --4t.% his ear did to Charles Sn0" 5 car. which t struck
 r---al s~rviCes for Cornelius sum --,- wsre held Tuesday morning Iroil ,ss horne at 3s Brock street kednlesi l, ,--.,, --ass al St Joseph's church at = t.-t 7-ss ssrng by Rev. Charles kelley' -,.~--. v--.-s beautifui floral tributes The .--ss vva- directed by Mrs. A. W. Tur- a- r-,.. hearers were Michael kelleE' Toznfei ] Killourey. John Snahna ana ~ -,a Ta-es 6. DoHahue. Burial was li et To4nnA's cemetery. The sfuneISl ar ar rsne1ncnhs were in charge or AiiiouIeS Brokhe-s- =. .s
 1r,. S staptss died at the home Of ,,-- -ua-irl-Eaw. William F. Battey d. aeT Heard Street VI OFCtStSA' -.
 ae,,t, was due to shock resulting rom v s.u siIstasued two weeks ago Sne S----s-lv lived at 37 Spruce stree1, VII. Ss---ss- brIt moved to Worcester apouS - -, ,vo. sshs.vsaA well known in "h- Ernautfe-
 m. s.4sb of Frances, three-year-oio 5nzrste- of MT. and Mrs. Mari Cofra1l- r3--o csu-urres Tuesday afternoon aC ,I-s Nansae4d state Hospital The cause ,s 5earh was ac7Ite enteritis. The oooS -ras prepared by Killourey brothers Iol .n-isT In a New Haven cemetery
 sHg4sf Mention.
 q Dcuald Bartlett. Michael Lohgo 7,v~-,rv,s Couufns. John Sullivan and - TE-cuiffa.1 were visitors in Bos- lon T-rssAay. ,- r.
 Thomas Starnmers spent Iuesoay III stafford sprfnEs- ,-...- l.
 STr~ wIniazn Smith was visitor 1T Hartford Tuesday.
 1rrs George A. Easterbrooks ane 1v1r6tsr Rufn are visiting Mrs Easter l--oo3rs' dsughter, Mrs William Nau' -n of Springfield, Mass.
 l., Osborn and N. D. Willard oi yev I,onern were local visitors Tues
 r-.e post office department received A nrw ruotorcycle and side car Tuesday I'd rep1Ass ths present Whach Is to b' rq1atred and then stored here for re szvs usa-