Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-28

The line will be kept going if it is pa tronized. This road has been closed for the past two years or more as traffic did not warrant the running of the cars over the line. Repairs have been mada all along wherever needed and the com pany has gone to a heavy expense to get the line started again. The cars will operate on a two-hour schedule.
 Four miles of road arc under con struction between Westerly and Norwich on the first section from Fox Hill south asphalt is being applied and the road will. be open soon. On the section from North Stonington south the bottom course is being built A good detour via Pen dleton Hill Is provided. The steel Is be- ing erected at the Mystic river bridge and the approaches are already com pleted. It is hoped by July 15 this,bridge will be opened to the public. Cromwell Home day of ths Woman's Relief Corps will be observed th.s tWed- nesday).
 Two train 'oads of coal were trans ported through aere Tuesday for Prov.- | dence.
 Miss Helen ,McGrath. a student in | training at St. Joseph's hospital, Prov idence who has been spending her vaca- tion at Newton court. returned to Prov idence Tuesday.
 Mrs. Otis P. Chapman Jr., of Summer street is visiting in New York. Mss Dorothy Palmer of Washington street is visiting in Norwich. MT. and Mrs. w. D. Wells of School street are entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Cliff ford Wilcox of New Haven.
 W. F. London has returned to Nor walk after spending 8 few days here. Charles Williams of Bridgeport, who has been the guest of relatives here, re- turned home Tuesday.
 The members of the Pawcatuck ". c. T. U, held public meeting Tuesday afternoon in the Congregational church vestry. Mrs. Macdonald of the subma- rine base spoke to the ladies in a most interesting manner. The county presi- dent also addressed the meeting.
 Mrs. John N. Harvey and child of Ida ho are guests of Mrs. Bernard Ha1pin of West Broad street. s
 Keyron Doyle has broken ground fo1
 his new home on Stonington road just a short distance out of PawcatnclS.
 Robert Meikle of Spruce street is hay
 ing a handsome new residence erected.
 Miss Pauline Davis of Clarkvillt
 leaves town Sunday, for Providence where she will attend school in the fall Oscar E. Barber. town clerk of Rich mond, was the guest of. Albert B. Barber ! on Park avenue Tuesday. Mrs. Patrick Kelly of Norwich, wht
 has been spending wo weeks with Mir
 and Mrs. T. J. COnnors on Lester ave nue, returned home Tuesday.
 Miss Bessie Cross and Miss Louis , Crawford of Charlestown, R, L, wer
 callers here Tuesday.
 The class day exercises were hell
 Tuesday evening at S.15 o'clock in West , erly High school hall. A finely rendere . program was given by the students. | Among the new arrivals to Watch Hi , is Mir. and Mrs. Isac Huner and fanil,
 of Staten Island who have occupied tn , cottage belonging to Daniel Lasheri O 5 the Fort road known as Sea Breeze" Eben Knowlton and family. of Park ave , nue, New York "Southwind cottage' and George L. Storm of Greenwich Conn ] who will occupy one of the new place r here this season.
 Mrs. Truman H. Newberry and wifi of Senator Newberry of Michigan ha arrived at. the Ocean House. Mrs. New berry and family will occupy fsed Tor opposite the hotel. Barnes Newberry
 her son. and his family are at Long
 shore on East Beach for the season.