Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-14
NORWICH BULLETIN
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 Snarool board meets in selectmen's of- Ca tcwn building.
 Iesai order of Moose. willimantic I.odeA No. it40, meets at Moose Home, Pleasant street.
 Tns weekly nasetinE of the wiIiiman- tts Rotarizns, held Tuesday noon, took slrs form of a general discussion of events of local interest Secretary chArsae W. HI read communications from the Lewiston, Me, Rotary club. nskinr for information as to the num- Der of local club members who will at ee46 the conolave at Poland Springs, Ma. on the last three days of this EAth.
 Fred D. Jordan stated that the bus haess men of willimzntic would do well 10 attend the Brooklyn fair Thursday afternoon Of next week. Plans are be- fax made to have come fifty automobiles Sf local business men and their fami- fies and friends motor to Brooklyn on that day which will be known as Wil'l- mAHtic day In Brooklyn. It is believed chat. inASrnueh as Brooklyn is now con- nected by a motor bus line with this city. the friendship of local merchants with the people of Brooklyn will mean much 70 both. wiilimantic is an ideal trading center and it Is hoped that peo- pc in Brooklyn might nake it a pol l-v 60 enjoy trading with local ner- chants in ths future. James B. Fuller ton was appointed to select a transpor- tzslon committee to arrange for taking The local people 70 Brooklyn. The su- tomooiies are to leave at noon, and the rnanaEenent of the fair has promised to provide sufficient food 10 satisfy the ap- potites of locsl people attending the fair.
 James ?. Mustard told of his trip through Chester. Pa. about two weeks ago. He spoke Of the hard travelling through that town. most streets there being one-way streets. The motorist passing through Chester today finds no trouh's h keeping within the law as the Rotary club there has posted signs at intervals Co guide motorists through the town. a great help.
 The members then discussed the diff dcnhies motorists seemed to have in passing through wfllinantic. Many do not know how to reach Storrs. Hart lord. Norwich. New London and Put nam. The Rotarians are to discuss al their weekly meeting the advisability of posiing signs at either end of Main street. giving proper instructions to motorists. making 1t impossible for strangers Co lose their way while ass lnE through WiIlimantic. IL is proposed to pest these signs at the junction of Nah and Union streets. Thread Mill razura. corner of Union and Jackson Nreets. and at the corner Of Main and Bridge streets
 The question Of inducing local rron- srty owners. especially those on Main Haara. -fl a ffa- vas taken up. The Rotarians were sked Co use their influence In seeing r-t the city vote sufficient funds tc .hrry on this work of laying walks Already this year iocai streets have been vastly improved by the laying O cement walks. It was voted 10 hold tn, Rotarians first stag night Tuesday ev sninE. Sept. 27. at windham Friend 5f the Roiarians will be invited.
 e. B. Gilman industrial s-cretory Q The '. NJ C. A.. has completed plan for the boys corn roast to take plac saturday at Pleasant Valley. The star vii be made at 5 o'clock from the J Auiidinr and after reaching the valle, the hikers will enjoy roast corn. pota toes. hot dogs and rolls This will h. ths opening time for the boys depart nnent; many other entertainments beiu; planned Tor the year
 Camille DaxIiardi. of New Britain pleaded guilty 70 reckless driving of motor vehic'e, Tuesday morning in th police court Dagiiardi was driving tn studehaker car that crashed througl the fence Et Avery's corner. Soutl Windharn. early morning. The cour vas lenieut as rain had made the roa Hippery at this point and this in measure was a cause of the accident A fine Of BPS and costs was imposed sib Of the finc being remitted. Sixtee dollars and forty-hve cents was tn, bin paid.
 Clara Upton. charged with intoxica ton. answered. T certainly was no