Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-31
1uncheon. dinner.

breakfast, luncheon, dinner. Short Unit courses. Sewing Dept: 1-Undergarments- A, Che mise.
 Lesson 1-Selection and study of pat tern; cutting and fitting; garmen con- struction-seams and hems. Lesson 2, Garment costruction con tinued; neck and armhole finishes. Lesson 3, Neck and armhole finishes completed; buttons and buttonholes. 1 Problem B-Underskirt: Lesson 4, Cutting, fastening and fitting, seam finishes 5, seam finishes continu ed plackets and bands; $, hems and l founces.
 l II-Wash Dress:
 Lesson 1, Selection of pattern cutting and basting; 2. fitting and alterations i; seams and plackets; 8, methods of com bining waist and skirt; 4, hanging of dress; hems 5, collars, cuffs, sleeve fin ishes S. finishes completed fastenings-
 Reports of motoring accidents, more or ! less serious, dribbled in during Memorial day and the eve thereof from all the surrounding territory. The first of the accidents reported to the police concerns a crash that occurred at 10.50 Monday might on the Mechanicsville road, north of this city, when a Ford owned by Charles Gagne of Lincoln street this city was in crash with an Oldsmobilt roadster, owned and driven by Arthur H. Barker of IA Johnson avenue, Willi mantle.
 According to the estimate obtained by the police the Barker car was damaged to the extent of s150. The car was dam aged forward. The Gagne car had mudguard and the left rear wheel smash ed and the engine knocked out of foca tion.
 Captain Remi Delage said that Barker represented the speed of his machine al ?, about 25 miles per hour at the time o the accident, while Gagne said the speed at which his car was progressing wal , 5 miles per hour. No one was injured il this accident.
 Memorial day morning a Rockville owned light touring car came to ygrie
 while the machine was proceeding through Pomfret street in this city Thi
 accident happily brought no casualties. 8 wildwood park was selected Memoria [ day by a large number of Putnam peopl : who found the resort delightfully."- COG f on what was an unusually hot late sprin . day. Dancing was the principal diver
 sionJ afternoon and evening, and tn , pavilion floor was none too large t |: accommodate all who wished to enjoy tn pastime. Music was by Ellisons liar
 mony boys.
 Members of Putnam Country clu , spent an interesting and happy Memoria 4 day at the links south of this city. Mate
 play, starting at a. m., furnished diver : sion for many of the members Wome members of the club served dinner a the club house.
 Local motorists who went into Mas sachusetts for the holiday found man
 of the state highways plastered for mile
 with freshly spread asphalt. Connect
 cut does some things better than doe
 Massachusetts. One of these things l
 the practice the state highway depart 4 ment in covering up with sand or ligt
 gravel all freshly oiled state highway
 Massachusetts does not do this, as i
 attestcd by the bedraggled cars that re
 turned here Tuesday night from acros the border.
 Over 70 enjoyed the first c1smbake C
 the season at the Hopkins farm west C
 this city. It Is understood that this clan
 bakes are to be made a monthly even
 on a Sunday afternoon throughout tn
 summer season.
 Coroner Arthur G. Bill has not con
 pleted the taking of testimony of vii