Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-07
WuL.nal!ANTIC

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 The Boy scouts sarhiSef opSned as Thursday evening. with, an array of faa- turing events. Mayor Charles A. Gases officiaily opened the festivities with an address A street psrade led by a pla-. -toon of police and the formation of wniIl. was published in Thursday morning. $ Bulletin led, the way 10 the grounds at z o'clock. Crowds Of spectators lined the walks las the parade hled down the various streets to st. Joseph's school grounds. The narads formed on Valley street and the line of march was as fol- lows: ID Nallev down HiEh. down Main. down Union, up Jackson and un Valley with dismissal at the 'grounds.
 The police department has received Several romnlaints of q number of near- accidents under the railroad bridge just beyond the bridge over the river near No. min of the American Thread company due to some motorists using the one-way street that runs from Jillson Hill. Mo torists are not allowed to use the short street leading from Pleasant street to the bridge. but must continue east and turn at the top of Jillson Hill. Motorists going west may use the short street. Al investigation is being made.
 The members of ths ". R. c. passed very pleasant hour at a. covered dish luncheon at Grand Army hall Wednes- day evening No two dishes contained the same kind of delicious food. Four long extension tables were arranged ill the dining room and around them gath cred members of the corps. At eight p. m. the meeting opeped. the president pre- 1 siding. There was large attendance, considering the weather. The secre- tarys report was read and accepted. It was voted to have an outing July 18th at the pumping station in Mansfield. the members to carry lunches. Meetings have been discontinued until the third Wednesday in August, as usual.
 The July meeting of WHIimahtic City Medical Society was held at the home of Dr. Fred M. Smith, No. Is3 Windham road. Ten members were present. At a short business meeting. A scientific pa per was read by pr. Owen 0'Neill, after which several .Tiedfcal subjects were dis l cussed. At the close of the meeting g fine luncheon was served by pr. and Mrs smith
 So far the strike Of the shopinen d the New Haven railroad has had but lit tie effect in Willimantic. But four O. the seventeen employees of the shop de pertinent which takes in the Air Lin, round-house and car inspectors station here are out.
 Harry Young of this city has just re turned from trip to Ware, Mass. ana reports considerable activities going or { there on account of the reputed croci fl die which Is supposed to inhabit tn, Ware river. As many as a thousand GU rious tourists have visited the river il I one day.. and hundreds are continuousl, coming and going. One of the theatT' managers there imported four-foo crocodile and set 1t in tub of watei in his theatre. as the original Ware river crocidile. His ruse was later dis covered and caused much excitement 1 The general opinion Is that if Ware planted" the crocodile in, the river thu plan was very successful.
 Archibald w. Buchanan. of Mansfield ] agent for the state board of education made his regular trip to the town build | ing Thursday morning, meeting childrel ] between the ages Of IA and 1S, seekini employment certificates. About half 2 dozen presented themselves and took tn l required test. .s-s-s .--.s-' sslss7
 state Policeman Russen Harmon. Q f. Stafford. made his weekly visit to thi city Thursday examining applicants fe motor vehicle drivers licenses Durini the day about twenty applicants callet and took the required test.
 The Odell M. Chapman Continenta ! Fife and Drum Corps will make anothe |, weekend trip out of town Saturday i They will go to Webster, Mass, .wher they will take part in the parade an
 field day contests under the auspices 0 the drum corps there.
 Contractor Fred H. Williams and me are making good progress with the wor of repaintins the interior of the polio
 station. The men are now at work 1
 the corridor and desk room.
 Clerks of local stores were hnafi ] blessed with pleasant weather for thel half holiday. Thursday afternoon.
 H. E. Remington left Thursday aftei
 noon for New York city on a busines ltrir.
 fl William Shea of Newcastle, Pa,
 visiting relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Walter W Horse spent Thursds . Fin Hartford on business.
 Fl Mrs. Gideon Genest was in Hartfoi - I Thursday.
 Deputy Sheriff Addison J. Greensl
 left Thursday afternoon for Sprfnghel
 Mass, on a business trip.
 Miss Mary Ottenheimer had as h d guest over the Fourth Miss Mildred Da
 enport of Boston.
 George s. Holt and J. c. Lincoln ie z Thursday morning for Tim Pond, M
 spend their vacation
 Mir and Mrs. F. D. Jordan and far fly motored to Pleasant View on u
 Fourth.
 Mir. and Mrs. 0. s. Loveland entertaI 0