Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-25
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my N II. The club voted to stand for sl60 CT one-fourth of the boys eduea- ton fee.
 George W. Shafer of the educational committee then introduced Charles Sax ton, of the Norwich Rotary club, who carried his audiences attention with him. giving a vivid description of his eJpe riences in attending the National Ro- tary conferences in Los Angeles, in June.
 Charlie" told of the wonderful sights which Ee saw while on the trip and brought number of pictures of sonssr6f the wonders which the party saw during their travels
 After brief remarks from. Ed" Gun ther of the Hartford club, and Paul Ives of the New Haven club the meeting was adjourned by singing one stanza of the Star Spangled Banner.
 hurricane wind accompanied Mon day nights electrical storm and did some damage in this vicinity. A large maple tree on the south side of Spring street was blown across the road onto the yer anda of the Charles A. Taintor home. The fact that the veranda was not crashed was probably due to the break ng off of the top part of the tree which ] Llessened the force of the blow All l the electric lights in the neighborhood wentout and the sidewalk was badly torn up when the roots split The street was being cleared by the street department Tuesday.
 The silent cop at the junction of Wal nut and Main streets was also blown l over and the lantern broken. Over 100 I telephones were put out of commission and over the river the circuit of cleo tric lights were out for quite while. | At the Normal School the Junior class | is planning to hold a halloween party some evening next week. Miss Bessie | Watrous of New London is the terpor- l ary chairman of the class. Permanent officers will be elected at the end of the first marking period in November. l Miss Mildred Smith of Miidletoyn and Miss Marie Canfrey of Cromwell have been transferred from the New Brita in 1 Normal School to the local school.
 There will be no sessions of the school Friday because of the teachers state ! convention which will be held in Hart ford New Haven, New London and Bridgeport.
 The newly formed Congree ationaI Church Thimble club recently held its first meeting with Mrs. Harvey Bronson president The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Donald French. The mem bers are; Mrs. Harvey Bronson, Mrs Robert 0. Branch, Mrs. Louis, Fl. Arnold Mrs. Ralph Burchnall, MEs. John Boss Mrs. Donald F. Crane. Mrs Jay E Grant, Mrs Ralph IL Wolmer Mrs. Russell W. Potter. Mrs Carleton P King Mrs. William A. Burteson and Mrs. Don lald French
 Some of the naeent sales made bv : local real estate agency were: The Car ter farm of 100 acres of land and build 1 inSs m Scotlapd to John l. Sioman. q Brooklyn, x. Y. The stone house proner ty. consisting of seven acres of land an, buildings, to Professor r. P Gillette O i Pittsburgh Pa, which he will use for ; summer Tome The old Orchard place il Pomfret. adjoining the Gensral Putnam | larm 10 Andrew Wilson of Bloomfield The Frank A. Phillips farm of S1 acre, or l.md and buildings to A. Burdick. 0 1 Wilmington.
 Tour boys will appear In police eour wednesday mnrning charged with talk (lhS without permission an automobile z, the propery of John 'IAathusek. of Asl avenue While backing around on Tack son street dle car climbed onto the curb ing and was dnma ged to some extent
 Mrs. Alice skinner has been takeI rom the county jail at Brooklyn to tn Statc Farm for Women at Lyme an, AhcrW C. A. Gates has removed Mar. fdtleman from the jail to the State Hos (pital for the Insane at Middletown. Botl women were sentenced at the recen criminal term Of the Windham count superior court held in Putnam
 l'eander Wright, Joseph Showah an, William Leahey recently treed and kill ed live coons in one night.
 SSeriH Charles A. Gates adjourned the session of Wmdham county superio court which was to be held Tuesda tnornins until Friday forenoon at II O
 clock when q short calendar sessior
 will be held.
 A special service was held at St. Paul' church Tuesday evening at which Bfsh fop G. F. Mosher of the Philippine Is
 lands spoke. An informal reception wa
 Id at the parish house after the ser gFice.
 Announcement was made Tuesday b Frank ?. Fenton, chairman of the Wind fham Democratic town committee that {ralIy in the interest Of the party eandi
 dates. national, state, county dlstrict
 and townwise will be held in this eft
 within short time The prineins speaker will be Mayor David F.. Fitzgef
 2ld. democratic candidate for governor l United States Senator Patrick Harriso
 rnay possibly be one of the speakers.
 The funeral services for Mrs. Mar
 Rennie were held Tuesday afternoon a 4 two o'clock from the late home in Scot
 land. Rev. Allen H. Gates officiatet
 Burial was in the Palmertown cerne tery Scotland. Arrangements were i ' charge of the Jay NJ. Shepard estate.
 John L. Sullivan of this city and
 former Windham High School athlete. lnak1ng a fine showing with the St. Joh '-i Preparatory School eleven in the grid z iron. In their recent victory against tn % Mechanics Art he featured an S9-yar
 run to touchdown.
 Engine Company No. I, respondsa |
 a still alarm Tuesday morning ahonl
 1915 o'clock for blaze in the restani
 ant of Steve Chon1tes at 457 Main stree A quantity of fat became ignited an . set the woodword on fire. Chemicals wer used to extInguish the blaze. The fir ] nt-fri in, z