Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-14
state Policeman Russell B. E

sWlil pS CotActetSo toA StaiS tSt1ey day).
 state Policeman Russell B. Harmon. of Stafford Springs. was at the tempor ary ql1arters in the police station here Thursday ll9lB r:s.lay meeting applicants for meter vehicle drivers iictnse. Over twenty took the required examination during the day.
 4. W. Buchanan. of Mansfield Center, agent for the state board of educatien. examined a number of children be- tween II and ls, seeking employment certificates, at the common council chamber, Thursday forenoon.
 Several members of the local NorAal school faculty are attending the summer school session at Columbia University, New York, this year. They are Elmer E. Ellsworth, Irna B. Lord. Ethel F. Lew is, Annie J. Oates and Cora L. E. Camp bell.
 The state police are more FigiIant now in patroHing the South Coyentry road to lI1wateh out for speeding autonfebiles. The residents in that vicinity report that sthere has been great deal of speeding along the highway of late, especially at night
 The 1Iiddlctown Press says: Captain and Mrs. Floyd Ingersoll, formerly in charge Of the Salvation corps in this city, now sn Wilimantic, are meeting with great success Before long the l Nillimantic corps will have permanent headquarters. A feur-tenement house and a small house in the rear at 2s-ggs Walnut street, that city, have been pnr- l chased for a barracks. The building will be considerably altered. Before going to Willimantic Captain Ingsrsoll was stationed here for about IS months. l Mrs. Thomas Cole is visiting her son, pr. Chester Cole in Brooklyn N r. 1 Miss Mary Quinn of the State Normal ! school, is teaching in New Haven. 1 Mr and Mrs Otto Randall of Hart 1 ford are visiting the latteris parents, MT. and Mrs. John N Smith. eL MT. and Mrs. Donald French and son and Mir and Mrs. Jay M. Grant are at l The Wigwan, Pleasant View, for a week.
 ] Principal George H. shafer of the 3 state normal university, is taking 3 l simmer course of study at Columbia l University.
 Mrs. Stella Lathrop and her uneie !, I.eander Austin, who have been visiting at the camp of Rev. A. p. Carpenter al 1 Lake Memphraemagog. Canada, are ex- ! pected hone1 today (Eridayl. If you will cut out this advertisement and mail it to The Plaut-Cadden Con- pany. Norwich, Conn, together with yorr address, you will receive a book of old 1 fashioned songs free.-ady George Bfssrnan, recently operated or 1 at Hartford hospital, is improving rap idly and expects to return home withir I as-week or ten days.
 Mrs AIman Fish and son .Alman Jr. of Bloomfield are visiting at the homs of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs l E. F. Ellsworth in this city. l Mrs. E. Zechiel gave a dinner in hon
 or of Mrs. Minnie V. zechiel and daugh l ter of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 i MT. and Mrs. Homer E. Remington l have their grandson, Remington Kor
 per. of Hartford with them for visit 1 Mrs. George H. Shafer of Winqhan street has her sister. Miss Gladys Hah
 of New Brunswick with her for 2 visit The family of Kenneth \. Hllhopse i
 at Pleasure Beach, Waterford. NJ
 Hillhouse wiz join them for the week
 end.
 Mrs M. L. BFyon. her daughter Mssy
 and Mrs Stanley and daughter. Fran
 cis Stanley, are on Hompton Hill for ;
 short stay.
 1 Mrs. John E. Brick and daughter
 Mrs. Marjorie Church afld son, wit
 Misses Elizabeth and Mabel Hardmar
 motored to Neptune Park, Ocean Beact
 Wednesday. and were guests for the da,
 of Mrs. Owen Q'Neili at the Bentle, cottage on Elliot avenue.
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