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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03

no definite promise and went back
asainssto%talk over the Vadnais Ease.
We also discussed physical culture
which Townley was much interested
il.
II did not get a definite answer
from Townley but some OF the ,oppo-
sition to the pardon disappeared and
Vadnais was pardoned. ] went there
as an attorney representing a client"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
ATTENDS FATHERS
FUNERAL AT FARGO

Andy O. Hansen. 20. Walnut street
is at Fargo. where he was called by
the illness and death OF his father
Ole Hansen. aged IS. Funeral sery-
ices were held this afternoon at $50
from the Moore funeral chapel With
Rev. H. ]. Urdahl. pastor OF the Pom
t%oppidan Lutheran church Officiating
The body will be taken TO DEBORAH.
Iowa in the spring. for intermenr- Mr..
Hansen was a native OF Norwav. COM
ing to this country in 1sse. He Is
survived by nine sons and daughters.
including Andy Hansen Of this city
and Mrs. Hanna c.. Johnson of North
wood.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
Of Heads
AT Present Price,
Say Executioner,

Berlin, Feb. 3.-The public execu-
TONERS at Karlsruhe and Baden. FOL
lowing the lead Of their ccmrade at
Mannheim. have notified the ministry
Of justice that they will 90 ON strike
unless their pay is increased. They
declare it is impossible to behead
criminals properly at present prices
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
Good Growth Seen lii
Normal AT Mayvile

Mayville, N. D.. Feb. 3.-The growth
of the attendance at the state normal
school HERE y 9 in tho number
graduating each year since 1896: III.
4 1895. Is. 1895. II; 1897, Z; 1898, 3;
1sss. u; iSoo. e; 1901, u; 1904. 81;
1907. ~; 1895, 81; 1908, Sc: 1910 20:
1911. -; 1912. 81; 1919, IS; 1914. 75:
1915. s.; 1916, 60: 1917, Sc; 1915 81:
1919. ~: 1920. Is: 1891. 100.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02
WATER METERS
J TO NUMBER OF
y LOO INSTALLED
Especial Moline service.l

There are now 5,57U water meters
in service in Moline. Seventeen
hundred of these were installed in
1921
Consumers whose water is meas :
ured by meters used 3S7 1858 900 gal
Ions in the last II months. OF
this amount 171,000,00O gallons
were used by domestic consumers.
All but 500 water consumers of
Moline have the measured service
These 500 are expected to be sup
,plied with meters in 1922.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02
Beginning uesday,

. ETAIL store-keeping would be an deal BUSH
ness were it not for the fact that the organiza-
ton is human, and bound to make mistakes. And
one of the mistakes frequently made is in the Sc
lecting of merchandise.
AS result there comes time when part Of the
stock has to be marked down because it was found
to be unstable at the original price; or because
the buyers bought too much; or change in season
left it in stock; was soied or Clipped or other
wise defaced from frequent handling; or for many
other reasons which are not always looked into =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

Children's Hats and
Plush Tams. Clearing
Sale price, CSC.
Hundreds of dainty
little garments, slightly
soiled from handling, but
which can be easily
washed or cleaned-all
on one table. Your choice
at Half Price.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
MANSFIELD DEPOT

The monthly study meeting of the n1is. sfon department was held Tuesday after. noon ef last week at the home of Mrs. Fcnelon McCollunl. It took the form of 4 lawn party amidst the beautiful hydran- gea shrubs which make the McColluna place so attractive at this time Of wear After the study session, the subiect of which was The Hopi Indians, the hostess and her daughter Miss, Ella McCollufh served delicious refreshments.
 Miss Mildred Bowers spent part of last week with her cousins the Misses Dur kee, in Wiiliiaahtie
 Thomas Mofiarty has left the ernpi0N Of the State institution.
 Among the workers of the ManshslH state training school and hospital on va cation just now are Mr. and Mrs. Down ing and MT. and Mrs. Croft, who are on an automobile trip to Canada, and Mir and Mrs Hedman resting in Maine The w H. Stedman household return Ad fro rnthe beach Saturday lAH. Mir. and Mrs. Henry LaBonte and ehil. dren are visiting the Jacobsen family on Fishers Island.
 MT and MCs G. s. Nelson of Andovef were at the parsonage Saturday and Sunday.
 Clifford BothanlS of New London visitea his parents during the week end. MT. ana Mrs. Martin NJ, Hansen wert in Stafford Sunday Fenelen McC6lfun and family aist l were in Stafford Sunday. All services at Durham Msmeria | church will be resumed next Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
SOUTH WINDHAM

Alien Perry and friend of Corn1all spent q few days recently at the home of Mir Pelry's parents, MT. and Mrs. Rich ard Perry \
 MT and Mrs. William Baelzas have re- turned fll3m their vacation spent at New London and at Creenpert. L. l. MT and Mrs. Jacob Eudd and four daughters of Danbury have returned to their home
 Miss Calista Baclzus spent a week v-ith her cesirl, Mrs NJ J. O'Connen, of Ns1 London, and spent the week end with Miss Rita Foley of Norwich
 II. E. Card is having two weeks vaca- tion
 Mr. and Mrs. waiter Baekus are vieit- ing in Mystic
 MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel stevens and daughter of syracusa N r.; ~ho hare been, euests of Miss Mary "A. Hatch; flAve returned home.
 Clarence Chanberiih, who has been il at his home for the past six weeks. is improving slowly
 In one of last weeks items the cee- respondent was mistaken as to who want to Detroit and drove homie a new car. If was James Adams instead of james Larkhanl.
 Rev. NJ R. Plumb of Edgewood R. T. had charge of the services in the Branch church Sunday morning and sttoke on The Discovery of God.
 On account of the weather beink So rainy, the Sunday school picnic was held in the church Saturday
 ML'- and Mrs. Homer Chan1beriin are spending two weeks vacation at Say brook Poiat.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
What quality can compare
 piN he Dependability of A5e C A D I L L A C

This confidenee-lnspiring pefrUK nance, he believes, is the most de sirable and valuable quality in | motor caf-the quality which nothing else can equal, and Sef whose absence nothing else could possibly compensate him.
 He is quite sure that 1t is develsSea to higher and more satisfying de- gree in the Type 61 than in any other automobile he has ever owned or investigated
 Consequently, he is firmly and in alienably attached to his Cadillac. He considers Type 61 the greatest motor car performer in the world, and believes that its uneauallta dependabiiity stamps it the worlds greatest motor car value.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30

TNAE man who has owned a Type
 l el Cadillac fof any length of time, and experienced its wonder ful efficiency and dependability, is vastly more interested in it's perfernhaAee than in any other confederation.
 He f6alises every day he drives it that he has d n1etor car which he need not fear will fail him, and which he can rely upon to accom- pRsh any transportation task he may impose upon it.
 He feels uniformly secure in con teFnplating it's power, it's accelera- tioh, it's dependability, it's comfort and read.restfulhess and any other features for which the Cadillac is adAAittedly faraous.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
COLCHESTER

The annual meeting Of Bacon. academy was held in Academy hall Monday after
 noon at 2 o'clock. H. P. Buell. was chosen
 chairman and S. P Willard clerk. The
 following were nominated as trustees,
 subject to the approval Of the next .ses-
 sion of the senate: Alden A. Baker,
 Harley P Buell., Clayton C. Miller, Ar thur l.. Stebbins, Elizabeth BiEeloM,
 Samuel F. Willard, Cyrus E.. Pendleton NJ. D. The loaning committee elected was Samuel P Willard, Harley P. ButIl and Edward M Day. John CondEen and Charles H. Dawley were elected auditors. 1 Curtis NJ. Geer of Hartford was elected
 nonresident trustee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Gekr
 The treasurer's report was read. The trust fund now amounts to over ss6.00e. The republican caucus to elect dele | gates to state, senatorial and county Con ventions was held Tuesday evening ih Grange hall.
 John Willis of MlHngton was caller | here Monday
 i William Tynan of Anston was h town Monday in his new touring car. 1 Stephen Fedus 1a year old son of Mi
 chaei Fedus. accidentally shot his year ] old sister Monday aftexnoon. He was looking at five.shot shotgun in his bed room when the litle girl came into the room. He pulled the trigger and the gun
 went off, t,le charge striking the girl in
 the calf of her leg, terribly laceratinE it The boy did not know the gun was lead
 ed, The girl was rushed to the Hartford l hospital
 1 S. P. Willard renorts that S.5s inches l Of rain fell from Saturday morning to l Monday, making a total of 7.S inches for l August.
 Mrs, Max Cohen returned Monday l evening from few days visit in Ntw l
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
STAFFORD

Rev. and Mrs. C. H PuffeF are spend ing their vacation at Lake Mashapaug.
 Mrs. Emma Whiton is the guest or her sister, Mrs. H. C. Holt, at Stafford Springs.
 Mis3 Dorothy Tholen has been spend ing week with Miss Glady Gibbs, of Bridgeport.
 Miss Margaret Black. Of Brooklyn, \. T.. is spending her vacation with her mother. Mrs. Sarah Black.
 Mr and Mrs. T. E. Engley and fam fly. of Blackwood. \. J., have been visx- ing fer week with Mrs. Engley's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P Brown.
 Miss Clara Findesen and Miss Annie Wobbeck. of Springfield are spendin.; their vacation with MT. and Mrs. Brown and Mir. and Mrs J. P Brown.
 Miss Julia Heck of Union and Miss Grace West or Springfield Nave been the guests of their aunt. Mrs. Asa liar r.s.
 Mrs Allen West of Springfield has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Webster
 r. E. Glover Of Providence has re- turned home after spending aweeii Withhis sister, Mrs. Emma Wilton.
 Mrs NJ. Seybert of Port Chester, is the guest of Miss. Harriette wein-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
BOLTIjN

The teachers for Bolton schools the coming year are: Center district Mrs Helen Bowen. Westminster, Mass. N6fth district. Mrs, H. E. DeWoif. re-enkaged of Bolton; Mountain district. W. H Rouse, re-engaged, of Portland So,iff district, Miss Lillian Switzek of Spring field.
 Mrs. Anna Miller of Philadelphia ii visiting her cousin, Louis H. Levey.
 Mrs. Charles w Buet, formerly of Bol. ton, now of East Haven who spent July visiting relatives in Toledo, O., and mos; llof August in California is planning te be back in East Haven the first part oi September Elmer J. Finley of Forest Hias Gar. dens. L. l.. spent the week end in town with reatives
 Charles x. Loofais. Jr., of Pawtuckat R. l., is spending a week in town wifi his parents
 Mrs. Charles N Loomis, Jr., is visitins her mother, Mrs. Cyrus NJ. Perry, ir Ellington =
 Miss Ruth s. Jones has returned from weeks visit with her brother, Claude Jones, in Hebron
 Miss Kate Pomeroy from Windsor rk. gently visited her mother, Mrs. Char. lotte E. Pomeroy.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
cLARK,s CORNER

Rev. %iiiiAna K. Bah % Ndt{SA Tas at Modtha sunday. the sedh.
 AIsss knnie L. Page has rttufetet ts her home in. bAnissoh After visinh6 hsf vboa J. cafk
 The Nayih home is flied t6 AfaSts
 Mr. aSS Mrs MiSaM Ksay se Esx York and the Msssfs MeCsiAs7. Also q New York city, are At P. J. SATsAt t& their vacation. -
 Gsafks PeloaaIh of HahinAsAE ;s spending a weeks. vaeakoh FtA frehes here. turned rom hhoneEs tip fh Maine Ana are al Amos StoAE1.
 William st<bf6ns Of 5eTAt City s visitins his uFeie Alien JtTeti. thst tttk. Mir. and Mrs Michael Eklly, Aeksfi Medallion aAd Paail And fi6il Nivin &efe at M6dtha wedhesd&F Mrs. William B Oliver Ahe her aHSlAtf from Hatsford were recent viaitssS Ct ". C. Ohssr's
 Mt. ana Mfs. CAsflss kAiEht a Net- wien Nete hiid&eek 64ilefS A AAet Stones
 Amos stohG has begun <dfk ed h.s newly p1aehaskd l5t, ~heft ht Nili eeek a holse and kt6fe
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
WTLLIMANTIC

bearers were Katie CakugeMiez, Mary .Czagka, Jennie Koziba and Steffa Kog- iba.
 OrkanizatiOhs in which the late George H. Bissnaan held membership are Eastern star lodge, No. A. F. and A. NJ, Trinity chapter, No. 3. R A. M, Olive Branch Council, No 10, R. and s. M., St. Johns Commandery, No. Ii, Knights Tenaplar, Sphinx Temple, No. 2, A. A. O. N. NJ s., Knights of Pythias and Knights of the Maccabees.
 LafAbert V RuppeII has brought salt against Adelard P. Lavalley to recover damages of $75. The case is to be heard September 4th. The suit is the re- suit of an automobile collision on. the bridge at Phelps Crossing Sunday. At tachment has been served on the defend- ants Overland roadster to the amount of $500.
 Donations for the Salvation Army building fund are still coming strong. Among some of the most recent donors are Rossie Velvet Co, sI0e Henry R. woodward, $25 Odd Fellows $25. Many substantial though smaller contributions have been received and the fund for s7500 is constantly gaining.
 News BrIefs
 John J. Young and family have moved from the Clark house on Mountain street to West Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Folsom are on business trip to New York, Miss Gretchen Vigiard is at home aft CT ten days vacation spent at Crescent Beach
 Mrs Louise Krapf of Denver, Colorado is a guest of her sister Mrs. Agnes Wig iard in this city. Mrs. Helen L Rogers of Hartford an6 , Calvin C. Parish Of this city are to be married at St. Peters church, Hartford today CWednesday) Rev. David R. Overton, pastor of tht A. M. E. Zion church has. returned iron the conference in Waterbury
 Mrs. Peter Mcintosh and daughters | Florence and Frances have returned from i visit to Gilbertville, Mass William Jenkins of the American Thread company is having two weeks vacation.
 Adelard J Mathieu of the windhan Cycle shop is moving to a new location. i Michael F. Sullivan, of-South Norwaik is spending few days with relativei in this city. Michael Sullivan, of Bridgeport, form erly of Wiliimantic is @ guest of friend and relatives here.
 Charles E. Miller is spending a par ! of his vacation in Providence. Joseph F. Paulhaus, one of the lette carriers at Willinantlc postoffice, is c. | two weeks vacation. ! Judge and Mrs J. H. Reed of Staf 1 ford Springs were recent visitors wit Mir. and Mrs. H. r. Robinson of Wind l ham Center.
 l Miss Anna Mct5arry of Norwich was recent visitor with Miss Alice Hickey 0 this city
 Henry Lacey of Hartford Is visitini Mir. and Mrs Arthur Hurley
 Miss Rose Bertrand Is spending C 1aca ton at Oakland Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30

Thomas McDonsid paid to Mrs Arellla Doyon Of Glasgo a check for s..oeo from the supreme court of the f'sfesters of America as the funeral. benefit due on ac- count Of tsie death of Brother AEarie Doyon. member of Court Liberty, No 1S2. F. of A.. who died Aug. ga
 Rev. Fr. Ludovic Parad:s returned Fri day after two weeks trip to. points in Canada He was aecompaiiied on. the trip by Wilfred LaChapelle as chauffeur. John Mcdonald of Pawtueket, R. l., was a week end guest of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald. His chill dreh, Robert and Elizabeth. who have spent the summer with their srahdpar-
 ents aceompanied him home. Miss Ann Daeah R N. and pr. Carl Barrett of Amherst, Mass. Srete recent guests of Miss Aipha Gsudette. E. N. Mrs. Beatrice Gaudetts has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Frank Chamber
 lain. at Sterling. Mrs. Nathan BBEood and daughter Irene. Mrs. Catherine Straight and Mrs. Hazel Hall spent the past week al Springfield. Mass. Henry Dernsha. who recently pur- chased local shop. moved his household goods to this village Friday last and is l occupying tenement in the Union house Building.
 T. Daily Of New orleans is a guest of Miss Alpha Gaudette. R. <.
 A large number of local people were in Norwich on Dollar day European iSstcards have been received l in town by Inner Darishioners Of Rev Father R. r. Morrissey of Plainhe,d, who is abroad.
 Mrs. George T. Phillips and 6Aughttr
 of New Haven ate guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Amos Philips
 A number of local residents are eAfnp- ing at Beach pond.
 Rev. David A Pitt, D. D, of Norwich preached at volunto%n Baptist church Sunday
 The political campaign will open Tues day evening. when republican cahieus Will be he'd to select delegates to the various conventions
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
sTAFFoRD SPRINGS

At the meeting Of the town school corr fnittee, held at the library M5nlay ev- enins, it was voted to adopt the two ses- Sion plan for the coming school year The morning session will be from s.So a. m to i2 hi, and the afternoon session from 120 t6 2.45 D. m. There will be a 15- minute recess in the forehooh The list 6f teachets in the public schools is now complete and is as follows:
 High school-PhiIip H. Dow, science and mathematics; Christel Hitchcock Latin and French; Gladys N. Jordan History and bielc-se E. Florence Uncles commercial subjects, Bertha Norton Ensiish; Dorothy wheeler, mathematical and English
 Borough Sehool-Mrs Marjorie Snow grade eight Mrs. Theodore Cox. grade Seven MISS Gertrude Bruce, grade six Miss Mildred Gunino,, grade i've Miss Corinne ffolbrook, grades four and five Mrs. Ciafa Eddy Cox, grade four; Mrs jane To@ne, grade B. Miss Esther Bro- defsen, grades tTo and three Miss Gen evieTe Hkwitt grade g. Mrs Josephine Abbott, grade LA; Miss Edith Cusnrhan kindergarten.
 Pihhey scho6I-Mrs IsAdore Dunhani gfades ' and s Miss Blanche Soule grades f, and s; Mrs Ruth Gary grades 1, ? and 3.
 stAffordville school-AEiss Dorothy Roberts, grades 1 and 5: Mrs. ElizabetF Cooke, grades and 3; Miss Helen vii. lett, sfade l. There is a vacancy in the sth, 7th and sth grades, a cofnbina .f1 position in this school West Staffordville school-Miss Sadie Chaffee and Miss Edith Eddy. Stafford Street school-Miss Lucy Ge- rArd.
 Leonard dlstriet-Miss Henrietta Web. ,btef. e R6ekweil Hili--Miss Louise Snyder vCtystAi bAke-Miss Louise Berglio. Crow Hill-hfiss Edith Davis. Ofeattville-Miss Mary Pease Supervisor of music, Miss Agnes Gas. Set. Superintendent of school, Francis s Brick
 All the school will open Tuesday, haorhing. SaperfAtendent Briek has call. ed tsaehers' meeting, to De held at tha high. school Tuesday afternoon at t~e o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
VOLUNTOWN

News of the death of Rev. John Thohip- son, former pastor of the local M E. church. which occurred at the home of lis daAkhter. Mrs. Jtan Burroughs. in Crotch Tiesday was received with deep regret and sorrow Mfr Thompson duf-
 ing his bat6rate here made many friends not only among His own people but in the community, regardless of church sfaiiA- tiens. FeF many years he assisted in the Memorial day exercises and ether patriotic activities
 Chief Ranger r Dupont, Treasurer Louis Ritchotte Financial Secretary Thomas McDonald. Trustee William DoNhiisx ana Bro Charles Downing of
 CSairt Liberty. Nc. 152. F. Of A., of Vol
 unfoWn. Also Bro. Peter seiway, of Eefhersfeia, attended the clkmbake at PeaaesAniiek dra#bridse given By Court City of N6fBdcn sunday. the' 20tn The party vent down in the cst of Charles D6wnink.
 \ party Of local Companions of the
 Forest attended a dance at Hilltop Casino given by the Norwich circle Friday ey en- ing last
 Fridsg, the 1sthr Financial Secretary
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
WfNnHAM

L&e r. oehFig has made over his large
 barn into three hne chicken housts. At
 present. he has about roo ehiekens and
 expects t6 carry about 1000 tnt6ukt this winter.
 Rev. N. R. Plumb Of EAEsWooa. R l., preached an excellent sermon n the for his subject. "The Discovery of God. ,
 Mrs. J. F Woods sang Ave Maria by Schubert. The C. E. meeting RAA led by; Mrs. A. E. Harvey. Rsv. A. W Clifford sang 0 Trust if the Lord. Al though the night was stormy there were If present
 Dr.. L. k. Guild ana family spent Sun day in Mystia Miss Mary P1ekeF kept house during the fafnilyss aBkkhce
 Misses Mary and Harriet kkkhbsIfr are spending two weeks at sayBTUok. MT. and Mrs. Glenn of New York, VII be weekend guests at J. L. Woods. Rev. A. ". Clifford AAd family tih6tor- cd to Boston last week And spdht eev- erad days with relatives, teturhing home Saturday.
 Mrs. Halsey Kelley ot New YoFk, is 1 the guest Of her sisters, the Misses John son and Mrs. H. C. Hatch. r. Postmaster I. H. Johnson, %he as con. lined to his bed with his lAk in 8 Rlastet
 cast is resting as comfortable as car be expected
 Misses Polly and Sophie Macdonald .ol Yonkers, N. r., have been at the Inf for few days.
 pr. and Mrs. Chester Cole and daukh. ter, have been With Mrs C6le's mother
 Mrs. (. R. uuey, leAye for their home 1 ihBr6oklyn. N. |. teddy. MISS Evelyn Juicy ef New Lohdon iA | [ ,sxts l. a . ASkE ! CT, Mrs c. R. tJt1ey.x
 ] Regular services Will be resumed in 1 the Congregational church sunday, Rev.
 A. ". Clifford win preach the August ccnseeration meeting of the C. E. society
 will De held at 7:ss. topic, Better Giving ! leader abboihted, Mrs H. F. M66ds
 The monthly meeting will follow Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Lathrop went td 1 Prospect Harber, Me, Friday to return i with their daughter, Charlotte, who his
 Brother, De Witt nAtAfop aiid family 1 The fall term of the kfafiiffiae school l opens next week Sessions will be heid if the old building as the new school house l is fiot finished The contract called foI l the building to Be reaaS for the fur. l hishsfigs in August, but as no one ex. I peStcu IL Houtu Ue FeadysS HO one lS us
 appoihtsd. 1t probably will not ka ready before December.
 Church notices this week ifclu6'
 choir rehearsal at the parsonage it s1s
 Wednesday and the monthly movies al 1sb Friday
 Rev. M. R, Plumb ana son Gates iek Sunday evening to spend the week il l Bridgeport Mrs. Plumb and son. Charles
 and Paul remain nefk sit6 Mir. and Mrs Charles Larratee
 ], The members of tie Larrspee sa,nilt
 are planning for their annln rcunien q James Lathrop's on Lanor. DsS.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
sTANokpVnlk

Thcse attending wlIiisi&htie camp meeting rom this Slaee att ReF. tfs Mrs. von Deek and fafhiIy, Ms. iha MfS T. M. Lyon. Mrs E M HkHhksS sns Mrs. F. + BAll6a, Mia + A. Beefcs5h and dauEhter Ruth. CsIi6 S1sith. c. .. Ceoity and c. F. Williams.
 Harry saiah visited friends f1 en1A- bury recently.
 York wer&. kaests ot Miss e4folihs stel- lick over the week kaa.
 Fred Robsrts wzs the Eaese of tfseAAa in ssyrhoar 6vef the @s3k eha.
 The sch6cikods& is belbg aaintsd asa many other feraifs are beiht E6t4t.
 Mir ana MfA Artkssk BesNoftA t44 daushter EEhei are viB1tihg Fr. 4Eh, MfA. Frank Bds*etth 4t Niinss5en Hsl3sf:.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30

Sept. 5. Pteaeaiht gsrvics at 10.i5 a. ii, Sunday School at 12 fh., c. E. meetine at 7.S0 ?. m. Cofnihuni0n Service next Sun day at elose of pfeathihg Service
 E. N. Tllden ana fAfniIy of Norwich visited the Misses Tfidsfi Sunday.
 Mi and Mrs F. ". Klein visited friends iii South Noodst6ck Sunday.
 The church covenant and meeting Will be held in the chapel ThufSday, Aug. S1, at 5 p. H.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
BOZRAH

MT and Mrs. Clarence Lathrop mo- tored to Plainfeld Sunday.
 Miss Clara Chapman and Masas King were visiting in Montville Sun day. E.
 Miss Fsnnis Lathrop and Robert Chap man are spending a week in Westerly
 Rain is making the gravel road very rough.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30

MiddIetown.-T1ne plant of the. Good year Rubber company in this city has closed down for it's annual midsummer shutdown. The factory will resume op- erations Tuesday following Laber day. During the shutdown repairs will be made.