Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-08

ing Of Leo J. L'Homme pos* Of the Amer |
can Legion at their rooms " representa- |
tive OF the state executive committee of |
the Organization win be on hand to dis |
cuss state aid and bonus questions These |
are matters IN which legion members are /
vitality interested. SO the attendance Is
expected to be unusually large.
Copies of the annual handbook Of
Quinebaug Pomona grange have been
issued and are now being made available
to the membership of the organization.
The book Is filled with information per
tanning to the organization It contains
much statistical matter relative to mem
bership list of officers. bylaws, list Of
regular meetings for the year and other
Information.
suit OF protests here and re-established
the custom of. opening its passenger sta
ton Sunday evenings just before train
time, citizens are hoping that the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company will go a step farther and per-
nit the baggageman to unlock the walt
ing room of the station Sunday morn
| ings while people are there waiting for
the early northbound train.
AT Mrs. W. A. CoIweaPs state avenue.
| Goodyear. at the weekly meeting of the
whist club, John Buckley and Mrs.
George Fairchild won first honors, while
Mrs. J. w. Buckley and Ernest Child
received the consolation awards
Mrs.F w. Greene viii have the MEM
bers of the Goodyear Woman's club at
her home for a meeting this (Wednes-
day afternoon.
/ Spirited Discernment Will be Rev.
Charles A. Downs subject at the morn
| ing service at the United church at
Goodyear Sunday. Sunday school will
follow this service. nEthe evening the
subject of the sermon will be The Super
Soul.
Frank German. who is now employed
by the New England Telephone company
at Plymouth. Mass, visited at his home
here.
The frost is on its way out of the
ground Ask the man who has ventured
off state highway with any kind of a
vehicle.
S. Cady Hutchins. who is associated
with paper manufacturing concern at
Waipole, Mass, has been a visitor with
friends in Dan4elson.
j. W. Titcomb, consulting fish cuI-
turalist, who has been in this territory
for the state fish and game commission
seeking a suitable location for a hatch
cry, has not decided as yet that he has
found a suitable place, but will return
within a few days to make a further in
vestgation of possible sites
Robert NORM, recovering from an Cd
Grafton for appendicitis at St. Vincent's
| hospital in Worcester, will be able to re.
turn to his home here within a few days
: Attorney E l.. Darbie will be al
Bridgeport and Stamford today and to.
morrow.
Ira D. Martin of Sanford Fla, where
: he is operating a pubic market. has re.
membered friends her with copies of q
paper published in that place. Mr.. Mar
tin formerly was: proprietor of the Pal
ace laundry.
Members of the employees council rep
resenting various telephone divisions 7
this part of the state win be at Putnam
, this Wednesday, evening to attend tn,
, monthly meeting The. usual entertain
ment will be provided.
Panic hinges have been placed on al
the exit doors at the Orpheum theatre
t meeting the last of the requirements fo
E the house of the state police department.
2 These. hinges are of the most approved
\ type and allow doors to open if ever
light pressure is exerted against then
: from the inside. The back of the pros
cenium arch has also BEEN covered will