Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-29
JEWETT CITY

Last September when the schools open ed, the Jewett City Savings banks placed automatic tellers in the schools, and at the close of the term last week these sums were found to have been placed in the tellers, all in small coins: Riverside Grammar school, $73.S5; Voluntown, $18s.63; Glasgo. s121.Ol; parochial school, s42.05; J. c. Savings bank S2l6!06; amounting to $S42.60.
 i Dr. Hugh Campbell will be at the Red Cross room this (Friday) morning at l l6.3e to hold a free tuberculosis clinic
 The district nurse, Miss Leyden will have
 charge of the clinic.
 1 Ashland club house was a s,,eue of festiyity all day Christmas. 193 children
 from the families of the operatives en-
 joyed a Christmas tree in the afternoon
 and an entertainment. Santa Claus was
 the big feature and he evidently enjoy
 ed himself as much as the children. He
 was an unusual Santa, for he greeted the children in French, Polish and Eng
 fish. Every child received gift. There
 was a violin and piano duet by Helen and
 Odna Dugas, and a minstrel sketch by
 Theodore RaiIle and Lloyd Jarvis as end
 men and Prentice Chase, the welfare d.
 rector, as interloeutor. The cad mems sheik costumes were gorgeous. and the skit made such a hit that at the request
 Of the older ones, il was repeated in the
 evening at the dance. MoreY's orchestra
 furnished the music. Every woman mem-
 Der of the club received gift and cigars
 were given to the men. It was the big.
 gest and best time Ashland club has
 seen since it's organization.
 The New Haven railroad is getting SC
 many knocks these days that JeEeti City man wishes to report something or
 the other side in the way of sick rail
 reading.
 Train 55, the Waterbury and New
 York express over the Midland division left Boston ip a blinding snow sto-H
 Thursday afternoon at 1.30 five mindtei Hate In two hours and fifteen miDutei
 running time train 71s that connects witl 65 at Putnam was standing still at tn Jewett City depot. On account of stol at Norfolk Mass, and 15 minute wai at Putnam, the train was late, bu. durinl
 the time it was moving, the S5 mile was covered at the rate of minute sni
 thirty-hve seconds to the mile. Maxim; an allowance for the stops the trai
 made, there were points were the engin driver hit up from n to 7S miles al : hour. The man says all the New Have
 locomotives aren't scrap heaps.
 , Few more girls wanted on Foster wind : CTS. Apply A B. Burleson & co.-ady. Mrs William Johnston leaves town tc . day to spend the winter In other pari of the state, as the guest of relative . Town Clerk John Welsh, has bOugi |. her house on NSoule street and will 500 2 take possession. Mrs. Johnst ,ae vii il store her household good ip Willimanfi
 The church loses an energetic worker an
 the community Q valued member, Mir . Johnstope will be missed.
 Faith Chapter. No. s2, 0. E s., vi entertain Danielson and Rebecca shsl n ters as it's guests on Saturday. when Q special meeting will be- held in, Mason 2 :haH. A banquet will follow and at
 o'clock the following officers viii hs T Y stalled: Worthy HatroD, Miss Margel ls M, Brewster; worthy patron, Frank { "a Gering; associate matron, Mrs. Ethel N Parkhnrst secretary, Mrs. Mary Chsae: treasurer, R. F. Cheney: eonductrel le Mrs. Isabelle Blair; associate eonau le tress, Mrs. Marie Ballou; chaplain, M 1t Isabelle Robertson; marsfmI, Mrs. Mar z. aretta Mum; organist, Mrs. DorotI S- Post; star, Miss Mabel Kanahan, btI se Bernice Wolf, Miss Bessie Thompsc t, Miss Sadie Thompson, Mrs. Marion HI is Warden. Mrs. Ruth Thornton; seatin to Mr. James Blair.
 Id Daniel Gagpon, the owner of the De he con Keigwin property at the corner h, Main and Sonle streets has been eblig
 to cut two Of the large handsome mapl r. in his front yard.
 1T, These trees were a decided addition