Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
.JEWETT CITY

Wallace H. Payne was driving down | Main street in his new car Sunday aT1 tcrnoon. At the junction of Railroad avenue, a car, driven by man with l an unpronopnccable name, shot out of the side street, giving !ro warning. MT. PaEne,s car was struck ysquarely amid- l ships. It was badly wrecked on one 4ide
 Mrs. Edward Gallup and Mrs. Henry Burke attended ~Athc conferences of churches at EkonR Tuesday I
 The past grand officers of Reliance lodge, No. g, I. o. o. F., meet this l evening with other members of thea lodge.
 spertsmen in this section hare been asked by the New England Bird Band- ing Association to assist in the move uent.
 It is believed that they can, this [ fall. be of great value in behalf of bird 1Study and protection, because they sec many bird flights to the best advantage, I and as 8 rule know the birds. f Several tiousand birds have been tbanded all through this section, and To- I cal hunters are asked to kindly report when they see any bird in the woods or fields that wears an aluminium band on fits leg .s@'-'' ,sis' ~ / l Hsndsome :. souvenir cards are being I received in the borough from Mrs. F. I H. Gilbert, in Malone, N. '. Their party have motored all through the Adj ! rondaeks and have visited Lake Sara l rac and Lake Placid At the height of 9;2,OO0 feet in .the mountains they en- 'tcopntered a brisk snow and sleet storm. MT. Gilbert experienced eonsiderabis 1 difficulty keeping his windshield clear I of the the frozen slheet.
 ,l Postmaster D. F. Finn has received | notification relative to new ruling of l Postmaster General Work. This office 1 may be closed certain hours on days I which are recognized wholly or in part l by JeWett City as holidays, even l This ruling becomes operative only when 3 larger part of the business of
 tn etown shall be suspended in recog- \ milton of such holiday. Since this of- \ flee was advanced to the second class, tae ,postn!a gter $ allowed 30 days Yaca- E ton each year. far. Finn is expecting K to take i5 days ,Rt once, and enjey an
 automobile trip to Montreal and other
 parts of Canada.
 M Tiere Were one hCEdred and sixty
 who attended the Pachaug Community
 club. During the program Charles D M Geer of Norwich led the community
 singing and sang Ny Caravan, as 3 solo. Miss Lillian Peppin gaye a read
 Ing. Mrs. 2. .. Gilbert played a piano
 spto, Mrs. Margaret Geer read 3. selec.
 tlon. Byron Kinney gave 8 piano solo \ 4rs. John Kasfpaan sang a solo, the-i IVES 2 tri,, by Alfred and Royal Ken. M aedy and LeRoy Holmes, and Noca
 aoIo by Alfred Kennedy with violin an7G
 piaeo accamps nimcnt by Royal Kasn-
 hetly and Mrs. LeRoY Holmes. Mabe
 song by Miss Marian yGeer, fourteen year.od giI of Norwich, daughter Q
 Charles P Geer. The singing clas
 under his instruction is assured Name,
 Rrs being receiYed as members of til, f1class by Mrs. James 5. Cra-y, Mrs Herbert Tiff, Harold ;Geer, I.e Ro!
 Holmes Esther Brink, c. Frank Nor
 gan, Alexander Tanner and Byron kin lAey. Mrs. C. D. Geer aceosnaanie both her husband and daughter on tn i 1 plano. DnpghEuts and coffee wer, Eerved py fhe conmittee. The execu
 tive cornnsittee. have cha1ge of the mex
 meeting
 1kise Janet 8i;cgx. entertained scY l,friends at birthday party on Satus, day afserncon aA hirtldsy cake wit
 acNen candles and . Sepwis dnn prove . great Attraction. The guests enjoy r ed the games and brought gifts to th Nttfs hosess. They were Rlith.. E.ti9st
 Earah Martha and GarIe Mum Luc and Candane Webster, Marian Wiibu 1 and Lucille McEluUgage
 MHg. Jennie Frnrk Ia ot !, AFillliisznti