Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-10

each January and February mark the
activities Of the Bohemian club corpor-
alton, which has a membership of over
| 200. For the next few weeks interest
will center in the billiard and pool tour
naments, many games being required to
| eliminate the large number of entrants
and to reduce the field to the number
| that will compete in the finals. Pinochle
| of which many members of the club are
| devotees, will also hold prime interest
| during the period of this tournament.
! This Tuesday, morning at 9.A5 DR..
| Hugh b. Campbell, of Norwich, will be
/ at the health station In the tow nhau
/ building to hold the first tuberculosis
| clinic Of 1922 in this town. AS in the
past, these clinics are free to suffers
and are made possible through the ac-
| tivities of. the Civic Federation, which
also maintains the visiting nurse ser
vice Tuberculer persons are invited to
attend the clinic and to receive without
! charge the advice Of specialist in treat
! ing this disease.
| state Officer Arthur ". williams Is
wearing the first of the new uniforms
| Of the state police department seen in
| this section of the state. The uniforms
| are very natty and made of dark tex
| tured whipcord The coat is of semi
military type and trimmed with gilded
| buttons and with the state seal for a
collar insignia. The overcoats are of the
same material as the uniforms but
| heavier, are heavily quilted and altogeth-
er a very warm and otherwise splendid
garment. The cap is Of the regulation
| style worn by the municipal police Of
ftcers and bears a gilded state seal. In
their new uniforms that state police Of
ficers, which include Merrill, also OF this
place, make q fine appearance and give
the men added dignity which IS bound 70
impress many. especially motorists who
some times in the past have become Zip
! pant with uniformed officers OF the de-
partment.
Scores o. skaters found keen enjoy
raent Mondav afternoon and evening on
The ice Of the AssawaEa river, which
has attracted hundreds Of skaters during
the past few DAYS. The ice is practical
y free OF snow.
Very few automobiles bearing the
1921 registration plates are now to be
seen in operation about Danielson. ant
new sets Of 1922 plates are being re
ceived every day.
It was stated Monday that Mrs Will
IAN L. L2BaIe Of Dayville will continue
the operation Of the Dsnielson business
place Of her late husband. who had a
5usress in DayviIIe, II the LaBe.lt
building.
Rev. Joseph FORESTER NJ. $ prosin
cal o. the Missionary order Of IaSalettt
and Of Hartford. was visitor at ST
James rectoTv, Sunday.
4 feature Of the social activities o
s.. lanes parish this week IS the com
edy 10 be presented at the parish ha l
I by cast Of members OF the French
speaking Children Of Mary.
I Henry Myers has cut and stored
supply Of ice from the Assawaga river
John e. DeFeTe Of Bridgeport was
visitor with friends in DanieIson on Mon
day
George Patterson. who recently Ia!
been proprietor Of a boarding house il
the Pellet building. and Mrs Patterso!
are 10 leave Danielson and locate /!
Worcester. where they have both Oh
tanned positions at . Bows school Mr.
/ Patterson. formerly was manager 70
NHiau s. Brown at the Attawaugal
hotel
Al the present tine there IS very 1T
{ tie activity IN the building trades I,
Dar.esson, excepting that numbers OF
carpenters are engaged on inside worl,
II IS expected that active grading on
erst.ons on the new state highway {,
Little Rest will be undertaken late 4
March, after the frost g out Of III
, ground. Much Grading remains 10 b
done, but q big start has ben made AM
a long stretch Of the new route mad
: ready for the laying Of the crushe
t foundation.