Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-01

 Har1ey-Davson motorcycle to be used by the police department in patroling olt- lying districts and for urgent calls
 Local people in some instances will find themselves missing trains today CMon- day) unless they bear in mind the fact that trains have all been set for one hour aIead of local time which remains stand- ard. Out of town morning papers coming | into the city are now arrivistg one hour carrier than under the old time. Miss Belle Chamberlain, teacher at The Ridges. spent the weekend at her home Westchester.
 Miss Susan May Lewis1of Norwich was the guest Sunday of Miss Sally Foss' daughter of Judge and Mrs. Frank H. I1ess.
 Dog licenses must be paid at office of l town clerk today.-adv Edward B. Hills. of Wesleyan Cniver- | sity spent the weekend with his uncle, 1 P. s. Hills of The Ridges.
 The. dance held at the state arnnory Saturday night under the auspices of Company G, 169th Infantry, was well at tended The Ideal Singing orchestra of Webster, Mass, played. 1 The ballots on the proposed appropria, | ton of $S0,000 for the addition at the 1 Natchau Grammar school will be cast Saturday. May 5th. at ? p. nl., and se- l lectmen of Windham have issued notice i to that effect. Prediction dope is that i the vote will be heavy and close as the 1 taxpayers vote their approval or disap' l proval of the vote taken at town meet ing last Thursday
 The newly formed golfng and country l club members are to meet this (Monday) evening to hear reports of committees. It l is expected that the meeting will be | Trn Jad int zt in Ip organizing of a local club has grown out of the meeting of a few men held at the l chamber of commerce rooms last week Tuesday.
 About 800 people in Windham have 1 only until this week Thursday in which to pay their personal tax and save an- 1 swering to the prosecuting attorney for the delinquenee.
 1 With the announcement that one dollar will be added to the dog license tax after l today (Afonday) Town Clerk Frank P Fenton has been literally swamped witt people owning dogs who had failed to pay the 1922 tax on them,
 i Mr and Mrs Leander E. Gardiner oi Hartford, formerly Of this city called or
 local friends Friday of last week, Mfrs z Gardiner having fully recovered from ar
 operation undergone recently at Hart
 ford hospital.
 Today IS the last day 10 pay your cog tax and save the extra dolar-adv.
 All sessions of the Windham count, 4 superior court to be held in this city be ginning this week are to open ulde standard time.
 Karl Wunder of Hartford was th weekend guest of his cousin, Miss Fa yette B. Southwick.
 { Miss Candide Dubeau. recently th : guest of her brother. Conrad Bubeau 0 151 Union street. sailed Saturday on tn steamship New Amsterdam for Paris l Miss Dubeau is connected with a fash ion house on 57th street. New York. s Mrs. E.. A. Case of Windham road i ) entertaining her cousin. Miss Ethel Nal r Joy of Portland. Me. and her brother an l sister-in-law, MT. and Mrs. D. s. Pur 7 rinton of Fall River, Mass. t State Police Officer Russell Harmon I was on duty Sunday between this cit } and Manchester but up to late Sunda, r reported that motorists were using eau : tion, evidently remembering what hap peneed in these parts last week to som
 twenty yolators of the motor vehicl I IaHs