Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-06-08
VIII AN TIC

evening it Is expected that the Parizrchs
Militant degree will be worked on a class
Of candadataa- BY the state officers, Of
which Co. e. II Williams Of this city is
second IN command. The candidates VIII
come from all cities OF the state. Col.
CHARLES N. ChaDpell Of New Haven is t.
be in charge Of the afternoon session
Through an error in not sending out
necessary papers the examinations Tor
clerks and carriers scheduled to be held
June Sd at the local ocEtoffice was post
poned. Applicants have been notified to
report at the postoffice Saturday, June
10th. at O'clock.
A driver Of q Rhode Island automobile
passing through this city Wednesday al
ternoon evidently did not believe in signs
! and tried to go through the one-way sec
i ton on Main street, between High ana
| wfndhan1 streets Chief Killourey who
was on the spot sent the man around the
detour after giving him a few pointers
| about obeytng warnings on the road.
! Ten of the tw elve officers Of the police
department went to the shooting range
| at Hosnner mountain Wednesday and had
/ practice in shooting under the direction
j Of James j. Lee. The officers are be-
P; coming skilled in the handling of the
| "gat," ana 1awbreakers will do well TO
keep out Of Willirnantic and away from
the wrong end Of the officers revolvers.
"Hot9" "Yoa're right" These two
sxclamations were heard about local
| streets Wednesday as the mercury climb
4. ed UP and up until the 100 mark in the
] sun had been passed. Ninety-six In the
| shade another reported, while many re
ports Of 80 were turned in by perspirins
| individuals who got up courage enough to
, look at the climbing mercury Wednes-
| day was the hottest day of the summer
thus far. Toward evening the mercury
! fell, but with practically no breeze stir
! ring the only comfortable spots were IN
der the old apple trees.
Through his attorney, Daniel stabner,
whose bakery was closed IN on an at
tachment recently. has made out sched-
| ule and petition for bankruptcy. The
papers have been sent to Clerk Of the
United States Court Pickett Of New Ha-
ven, but as yet have not been received
here by Thomas J. Kelley, referee in
bankruptcy.
Brief Notes.
Karl Fennerstein Of Cfark's Corners
has sold his farm Of 1876 acres, with
buildings, to Bodex Boyajic Of Hartford
A company Of women from Springfield
Mass, was entertained Wednesday by
Mrs Edwin P. Hayes Of The Ridges Al
returned home Wednesday night, Mrs
Hayes going with them for a visit In
Springfield, where she formerly resided
4 Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Robinson have re.
turned to their summer camp near Bos-
ton.
i Gilbert C. Shepard and family, who
have been visiting in New York for the
past few months, are expected home Sat
urday
!, Arthur Br1rnet WEIGH has left on nj.
t'f;' to tie western coast He is to visi,
Ei'ls' lo5ses IN the way and hopes to dis
pose - many tickets for automobile
awards offered by the local E1ks for tn.
annual fair
Mrs. Jerome B. Baldwin of Prospec
street has returned after visiting hei
ydaughters. Mrs. George 3. Lee Of VII
nington, Del, and Miss Jessie NJ Bald
win Of Forest Hill, L. l.
New patrols forming In the windharn,
are 10 be organized this (Thursday) even
ing at the meeting Of the junior and sen
Tor Girl Scouts at the Congregations
cfurch house.
Miss Alice ciough and Henry Couchol
: were married Tuesday afternoon at tn
Methodist parsonage by Rev JOIN
Pearce. They were attended by the sis
ter OF the bride, Miss Marion Ciough
After honeymoon to be spent in Bos
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Couchon will reside a
Efolyoke, Mass
Edgar NJ. Warner, clerk of the superio,
4 court, is to be in this city Saturday TO
naturalization purposes
One case Of scarlet fever waSrsport
ed from Wiilinantic for the week endin,
June Sd. according to the weekly morbid
ity report Of the state board Of health.
The hike scheduled for Saturday 70
members Of the z. NJ. c. A. boys depart
ment has been postponed to Saturday
June 24th.
!, A banner advertising the Y. N. c. 4
campaign for $40 was hung at Lin
coin square Wednesday afternoon.
At the corner of Main and High street
new manhole is being buiH in connec
tion with the work being done on Vale
: street, between Jackson and Broa
| streets, where Complete line of ducts
! being laid. An explosion OF gas at tn
7 nanhole in front Of the NeliigSn bloc
I on Jackson street about two years az
broke nearly every duct in that section
{ and there has been much wire trouble 9
a result. A new duct Is also being laj
!. by the Southern New England Teiephor
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