Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-03

coTnIr1itbee were appointed By the pres
ident for the coming year:
RefresiHnent-tC atherine Joyce, Neni
Cronin Grace Sweet, Emma Snow, Mar
celline English. Mabel Peck, Mary Van
| derTna1l
FcuTnfeT, Dena LaVigle, Rose 3Iorea. !.
Amelia Thonlason, Annie Hourtgan, Al
ME Donohue.
Entertain1ent- -Ealeen .Racboot, Jane
Ashton Mary Matthew, Mary D. Rathl5urr
ffpelia. Lynch, JuaIdta jackson, Dora Il
gras. -
Relief 22Letsa Gates, Agnes Eiordaa,
/ dea. Sweeney.
Auditing Nora Mccaraly, Mary 11u
len. 3Tardy iIoee.
| 8Ian1erialLzAIinuie A. Flynn, Marsart
| CoEluor BS,chel GaIlag.lI~.
House and Employment iAlargslrt
Ma ARTHUR Gertrure Jackson, Delyirg
/ Lamoreau&.
Brief Notes.
Arthur Trudeau LEFT Thursday for sew
eral days visit IN Bridgeport and New
/ Ggeess L. Allen. carrier At tie loca.
spostofiee1- left Thursday Ter Norwich,
where he- underwent an operation 4ol
! APPENDICITIS During his absence Nor
man Pulltuz will dover his route.
WindhaTn High boys and girls basket
! ball fives will meet lives representing the
4 Rockville High school today (Fridayl at
4 the high school here. Windhan expects
| another victory. The local girls team
| has yet to lose q game.
Sections Of the Whitman Norwich
! highway presented the usual "after-a-
i1storn" deplorable condition Thursday.
| Ruts- hub-deep tangled into tho maze Of
mud and made travel dangerous to the
hundreds who passed over the road dur
ing the day. The highway in these two
sections resembled 4 regular oid-fash-
toned country road, that Is usually inn
passable in winter. Drivers remarked
that as the road is heavily Travelled i,
would be money in to the state to put in
4 a permanent road rather than to keep 8
gang Of men busy half the year making
these two sections passable.
Few applicants presented themselves
before State Officer Russell Harmon
Thursday to obtain operators licenses
Tho weather was blamed for this by The
officer at the court building.
Thursday (Cahdlemas Day. naasse.
were celebrated in both st. Josephs ant
St. Marys churches, COMMUNICATING thu
) feast of the publication Of the BLESSED
Virgin Mary.
! Archibald W. Buchanan, agent for tn
, state board Of education was given TIL
surprise of his life Thursday, when a
J his office in this city, as for the frs
time in his years Of service not a sin
gle applicant showed up during the day
Through the courtesy Of the official
; OF the American Thread Company tn
81 physics class of Wiudham High schoo
! visited the engine rooms Of No. 2 an
Il mills Wednesday, being conducte
? through the plant by Z. c. Whidder
plant engineer.
| Miss Nellie Lowndes Of South Nor
walk Is the guest Of Mrs. 4. L. Frenc
, Of Windham street.
a City Clerk Albert c.. Scripture who !
a confined to his home with pIeurisy. is *
! ported as improving In condition dali!
: The Wood bowling team went to Taft
q vile Thursday night to clash with tn
best Fred Dugas can turn out. The Il
:. Gals expected win.
The queries OF J. 2. Fullerton print
i, ed Wednesday caused considerable con
:, nent. The arguments offered for publ
, discussion were: Would weekly drill
- aid in promoting efficiency? ID It az
vissbIe to add l1fenet to our fire d,
partnent. equipment? IL there a sun
| Client amount Of dependable hose? Shs
We invite the CHIEF OF our ire depar
nnent to make such recommendations
his Judgment and experience sugges
The last question, but by Sar not Il
Least Important was tOr shall we Ind
| lently wait scms dtsaster-whis
doesn't always hit the otha- fellow
| The questions are those that have be-
argued sincs tha aye Of Tuesday mig
q at the Hills block when many reached t
opinion that something moro must
done-fo make the local frs departme
more EFFICIENT and better equipped. The
IS no doubt but what como action W
follow along these progressive lines