Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
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 school are due to the fact that the new building will not be completed until the Easter vacation.
 The registration at wnhmanas state Normal school s 150. which ia fifty per cen tereAtsf than last year; The elter- ing class numbers TO- The resfdsnee which aceon1rnDdates IS Dhplis is flied and the everhoN are seekihs rooms In private residences
 At the high school the reeiszrAtson Ia not fully cdsnpleted hiit so far s00 pn- pils are present., inciHdine afs entering class of 210. 50 per cent from out of | town.
 About $50 pilpilb haSs registered At Natciiauk school and ht the Windhain street school the largest number in the history of the school 4ao is enrolled. About 150 nave registered At the Oaks school The registration at the Wiria- ham Center will probably reach 1S0 By the end of the week.
 fA tho parochiai seASsIs, sss have ai- ready registered at St. Mary's school and At St. Joseehs kcho1i it is expected that 5so will be enrolled by the end of fthe week.
 At tife dentocra4kc caucus in Ccveh- 'try, the result Of the electiona of dele ] gates to the several cofi*fntioas was as f1s V E. Carver congressional, D. ". New man and E. j. Kcehler Senat tofias. A. B Porter and Byron w. Hall county, F. l Y. Turner and o. c. Hall Clayton E Carver and Byron w. HAll were elected town committee.
 FnnsrAl services for Mrs. Sara f Smith were held "Wednesday afternoon ] at 1.30 o'clock at the homo of her son, Harry c. Smith, of North Wihdhani Rev. John H. Knott ofiiciated. Burial was in wiliimantic cemetery. The bear CTS were C. C. Fuller. Andrew Litch- field Roland Meyer and William Weeks Undertaker Jay N. Shepard was 9n charge of the afrAnEsfhents.
 Walter Irstas nescks. fear. ef seutN Coventry, died at { private hospital .n l this city late Taesaay night. The Boy T was born May 2S. 1918, in this city, the son of Walter L.. and Mabel Nye Brooks He is survived by His parents and his l grandrarents, Mir. aid Mrs Robert Brooks and sister, Charlotte, of South l Coventry
 The httf bond eses eaiieA In the Isca { police. court in the memory of the ofi cials was called Wednesday morning when Edward Nolan failed to put in af appearance. Nolan was charged witl 4 intoxieation His case was assigned tol Monday and he was out on bonds of a; put up by local business man. HI did not show up Monday nor Tuesday investigation showed that NeIzn hat not bean at home and Wednesday morn ing the bond was called.
 call has been issued by -CharIeA A Gates, of this city, for the republican convention of the Second eonsressf6na district, to nominate a candidate {, , represent the district in congress an, will be held at the town hall ia this cit! Saturday, Sept. s5. The district com rnittee and chairman will also De choseY at this meeting. The district is mad, up of the towns of Windham, New Lon don, Holland and Middlesex countie and the delegates will number 1S6 Thus far the only candidate Is Richsr, P. Freeman who has served for fou consecutive years. Two years ago Con sfeSsnhan Freeman received 9s votes ou of 1s4 cast in competition with Mf Btsbee of windham and ttr. Somers O Holland counties
 During q severe tIfdndef storm whicl struck this city about 3.t5 Wednesda. afternoon the home of James Summers 2l5 North street, was struck by light nlns. The bolt caused considerable hav oc in the house and tore away the pias ter in some of the rooms. The bol came down through the roof, ripped tn plasters and pictures from the walls Q four rooms, before heading for tn bathroom and disappearing. Mrs. Sum mers received quite a fright.
 knnoaneeinent was made By J. Fran cis Deon of the eneertainrnent commit tee for the EllSs Country Fair, Frida and Saturday. that five acts Of hig class vaudeville have been booked an the committee promised that there wi be plenty of fun for everybody.
 7lie 6nes Of Henry Evcrs and vii liam Lukarther, of Brooklyn, K. Y. have been paid They were arrested fo ,i carrying concealed weapons The rffa We're given a hearing Wednesday, in tn Woodstock town court on the charge | theft and assault. The farmer froa from they stole apples a1fd at whor they shot, appeared against them Fh cases were continued until Saturda morning until 5000 bonds. Not beih 5 able to furnish these the men wes taken to Brooklyn jail.
 The Ridges grammar school Spene Wednesday morning with q large gi Ftendance. Miss Ada Li4tlefeid of tn i city is the principal and Miss Ida Gibn is director of the primary department
 Personal and Social.
 The family of Dr. o*en ONeiH ha returned from Neptune park. . Miss Julia Lincoln, daughter of 4 len B. Lincoln, of Westford, is visitin friends in New York.
 Miss Phyllis Robinson, daughter