Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-21

. tracks during the greater part of Monday
in ., manner THAT would lead one TO be-
Hove that spring was at hand, though
| this may not prove 10 be the case. At
nightfau practically all of the. state high
ways III this section 6ene frea OF snow
and q. majority Of streets IN the borough
| had BEEN fairly well cleaned up.
Several hundred DanieIson subscribers
who were left without ttpeir copies Of
This Bulbetin during Monday forenoon
may be interested to know that the news
| dealers hero were not responsible for thu
non-deEvery. A sEp|up by 3. transporta-
| ton company was responsible for the de
| lay, as the rapers left Norwich at the
| usual hour
/ Charles H. PeItett made the prediction
| Monday that the plan Of clearing state
highways with motor driven plows of the
state highway departnent-s. plan that
l,as worked out spAendidly-wtIl be emit
laoed within the next TWO or three years
in clearing Iess Important highways,
tlose leading out into the country dis
] tricts. Mr.. Pellet believes that it would
| DO wholly feasible to clear country high
| ways with plowS hauled or pushed by
tractors, which. are constantly being
| adapted to new uses. and that these pow
| erful machines would make short work Of
opennig routes to outlying sections OF the
town,
This (ruesday} evening will dnd Dan
Selson people who are interested IN mill
tary affairs at the staba arnlory to VIII
ness the inspection of the service battery
by Colonel Payne apd Colonel yesterday
Of New London. THIS inspection is open
to the public H..
Colin Campbell, WHO recently under
went a surgical operation at the Memo
Rial hospital in Worcester. IS recovering
slowly but surely. Mr.. Campbell Is a
registered phsrmas1Et at Woodward's
store.
Rev Ignsttus KcsL pastor OF St. 10
seph's church at Dayvtlle, has plans for
the formation Of q. council OF the knights
OF Columbus in that placs Father Kost is
also worrying for g. large parish organize
ton Of tho Catholic Wonms Welfare
council.
There are so many persons IL III Dan
. felsor and surrounding territory that
physicians have in some cases found It
almost impossible TO meet all Of the de-
naands that have been made upon them
for their services Very few Of the
patients are critically I'll, however.
: Rev. Walter J. Greene, NJ. S., has been
at Stamford and at New York, where he
: visited his brother.
) Members Of the service battery have
additions to their rolls this morning. as
Monday was pay night az the state
I arnaory.
: A little over week remains for dance1
I and Other such entertainments before the
opening Of the Ler1ten season
Tax Collector George A Williams wac
on duty Monday at the town hall build
: ing. collecting personal taxes.
L Persons NzrI7o br,et,,
board Of relief must -ustle to get in
. touch with them before their work is
closed for the year during the next few
days.
john E. Benson Of Prov4denoe was a
visitor with friends in -DanieLson Mon
. Gay.
Rev Augustin chapignao returned to
Hartford Monday after spending Sunday
at st. James Tectory and assisting in
conducting the services Of the day.
William McDerrnott, who has been Us
lung for a few days with his mother
Mrs. Michael McDermott Of High
street, left Monday for New York
There was q, runner about town Monday
that negotiations are being conducted
hall, that it be sub-let for use as pic
ture house.
Mrs. John ". Gallup Is to leave Friday
for d visit tn Florida.
Tho Crusaders arc to meet this tues
day) evening at the Baptigt church
Wednesday (WashinEton's birthday
Will be observed by the banks in town ar
= q, holiday, while there will be the usua.
restricted service at the posboffice
Members of the reading class eo7 the
Girls club are to meet Thursday evening
J and whist viii be played during the Lat
| tor part Of the evening.
i
: sVsnirg in the vestry Of the Congrega
| tional church