Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18

state police department made his week ly visit to this city Thursday, exam irpang applicants for motor vehicle dr-iv- tr's licenses A large number called during the day.
 Mildred Moulener, Is, of No. 34 Wal nut street, was notified Thursday mcrt1- ing to appear in police court this (F'ri- day) morning to answer to the charge of being in manifest danger of falling into habits of vice.
 Herbert ". OIn, who has entered the employ of a JeWett City company, was presented a gold piece and a box of garS before leaving. John P. McQui- Ian made the presentation speech In be- half of the employees of the printing de- partment of the American Thread com pany where Mr. ohn has been employ l ed for ten years.
 Miss Alta Knapp niece of Captain Floyd Ingersoll, of the local branch O. thA Salvation Army. addressed the chill dren's meeting at she local hall I Thursday night and will also speak l Sunday night. Mss Knapp was born l in Naribo Africa. for three years she studied in 8os.o1 Bible. school. She will soon return to Africa to .a4e up religious work.
 l Briee News Notes. People are satis1ed that summer E
 really here. The r9ers ury has ho7e.el l in the vicinity of 90 degrees the past
 few days.
 l James Watts has returned, after two i weeks vacation SD Ant with his son, Timothy Watts and fandly, of Benton Harbo, Michigan.
 Miss Beatrice Monast and Henry Mo mast have returned home, after sreiid- ing two weeks in New Haven. They have as their guest Miss Ovilda Gre, non, of New lIa7ec.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Gallup, Mrs. $
 Prick and Willard F. MacFarlane were
 recent visitors at Pleasure Beach, Mrs. L. G. Gerry has returned from a months stay at Lake Winnipesaukee IN. H.
 l Miss Elizabeth Buck daughter of MT ard Mrs William Buck, is at abe Or chards, in Stamford, for a month. MT and Mrs. A. L. Clark are the
 guests of Mir and Mrs William A. Dawson, at South Coventry Lake | MT. and Mrs. Archibald R. Sharpe
 are entertaining Mrs, Sh1 ees EisHer
 Miss Katherine Schil.ing, of Toledo, O MT and Mrs. James A. Cainen are entertaining Mrs. Benedict Calnen and daughter Elaine. of New York. MT ana MrS. DarluS K. Chdrk arr entertaining Mrs Emma C. Calvert oi
 Natick, Mass, and Mrs. Hannah Green oi Boston.
 MT. and Mrs F. J. Kirtland left or
 Thursday by automobile for Antrim, x
 H.. whore they will be guests of MT
 and Mrs Walker Butcher for a week. Mrs William Henry Hall and daugh
 ter Frances Hall. of South Wilmington are guests of Mrs. Helen Boss Cum
 mingG and daughter.
 Miss Claire Calnen, daughter of Mir
 and Mrs. James A. Calnen, has fntshec her summer course of study at Middle F bury. Vtu and is at her home Harold R. Crowell, who is the gues
 of James W. Hilllouse and family, wa 9 recent visitor in Boston.
 Mrs. A. L. French, Mrs. Charles L
 Boss and Mrs. Aline Ward and daugh ter, Sybil, spent Thursday at Pleasur 2 Beach.
 : Mrs. Eben Alien, who has been tn guest of MT, and Mrs. James P. Ba1l motored with them Thk 4dGk .qJ Springfield and Westfield Albert Ltanan, a; pflotogra liner fol I Boston paper, was in South Coven ory recently for the purpose of photo ,. graphing the Mathieu twins MT. and Mrs. Eugene Sullivan am
 daughter Jean Anne, of Bridgeport, ar t spending a few days at the home ( s MT and Mrs. Anthony Heyrin. - MT. and Mrs. Curtin H. Reinhard n are entertaining for several week : Mrs. Reinhardtis sister. Mrs. Ray We
 sel and son John. of Northampton