Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-19
JEWETT CITY


 \ few days ago a woman and har daughter, who Hvs away down below Ri4town were in Norwich. While there, visiting in different stores, and making various purchases they heard a .phono- graph for the first time. The daughter as well as the mother was just carried away with the beautiful music that came out of the box, after the man had run ttE1e crank a spell The woman inouir- ed the price partly fatr+ed. EaS revived hy the daughter and they soon started for home. Ilatstr happenings prove that t vas the fartthest thing they thought of to let it go at that. and give it z1o. Wait" said mother. til I talk with him about it Yes" said the dauEht- CT, ''Ill see pa, too"
 For some reason. not as yet learned, the next visit to civilization was trip to Jewett City. and this time a,lere were two gsra tag women a,caorsoSE-::A by a sad, uncertain locking man. But he was 8 game one. When the trio went by the place He" wa1> pitotet right in, and caused to seat himself while he l listened to 3. couple of merry rigadooas, with Old Kentucky Home sung by male duartette as a wind-ur. The woman put her hand over on his knee. The daugh- ter looked up into his eyes and said simply, Pa .'
 TEio Of the store men took ths. phorp- graph out and put it in the back of the 1 wagon. He came cut with a lighter step tied it securely to the back of the seat- paid $40 cash all iu tFSenties. No happier tr.o have turned SIater's corner bound for home for many a. nloou. One man who was an anxious witness sa4d | Some things come high, but they are worth it.T
 St. Johns council K of C.. of Plain 1 field. were in Jewett City Tuesday even 1 ing and their degree team conferred the first degree on a class of local candi- 1 dates Plans were discussed and ar- ] engagements perfected for the big pa rade and grand meeting to be held next ] Sunday at which time it is expected that many notable officials of the order will be present
 GriswOId and FoIuntowu schools are to have a school nurse beginning May 1 Sth. the experiment to be tried for seven weeks The GriswoLd school board has l voted $50. the Red Cross chapter s1o0, 1 and Vohutown school board will pay 1 it's proportion of the expenseE Miss Alice l DrfScoll. N. N.. is to be the. nurse, and l has already begun the training re- 1 ruired. She will % to Hartford the | first of May to take weeks course in school nursing .....,.A 1 A teint meeting ct the American L.- | zion post and the Legion Auxi11ar5, was teld Monday evening to make arrange nents for Memorial day. C.. <. Haakeia who for years has had charge of this work, WAS present by invitation. A com. | mittee was appoined to take the mat 1 ter Ia charge. This committee is: G l A. Haskell, chairman. Dr. G. H.. Jen- nfngs. John T. Barry, H. George Wilcox Wallace H. Payne, Rosanna. DesJ ardins 1 Mrs E. H. Hiscox and Mrs G. A. Ha g. kell The monument to the world wal service men is to be dedicated and | every ex-serviCe man IS expected to ap
 pear in the parad, not only for that req son, but to do honor to those coursdel
 who have 1ied sincs the recent var. Tint
 auxiliary ia to have charge of selling
 norniea on that day. these rsoppiss hay
 ing been made by dtzabted eI-ssTo
 men noT in Hospitals. The auxiliary al
 so voted to assume lnait .ths rent To
 thes Legion room Recently the Eet
 Gross chapter voted one hundred dol
 lars to this post for the posts propor
 ton asked by the state department t,
 be used to facilitate ths dfsblrserner
 of state funds for disabled and eicl
 ex-seryice men.
 MechsIers Mighty st1 and wlI1Is | young wor1lan's team 20 to Walliman
 tic tonight (WednesdaY1 to bowl wit
 teams from obwebatusts lodge
 AIphere LeCIaire has returned from
 business trip to Boston.
 ~ The Congregational Lsdies,. society.
 to meet Thursday afternoon at hah pas
 one to do Red Cross sewing The meet
 ing will be held in the vestry. -
 Gertrude Outlet, from the Putnar
 convent, is at home this week. At pres
 ent she Is teaching in the convent an
 in May sails for France.
 Michael Cornell and his son, Gh2rlei
 of Bridgeport spent Monday and Tues
 day at John Fit5gerad's.
 Rev. Herbert Hennon of Littieton, !
 H.. is 8 visitor in town for a fs'
 days.
 Hartferd.-In the Hartford county ia
 in the past three months tfe 1seSof1l sf n