Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14

'stSn oAES FfotcolL NNOOKJ ttODertS ask ed If knew John Mccormick, said he knew hifh at Colgate university. and would like to be remembered to him. Roberts is a graduate of Annapolis.
 Mrs Alice May Smith Bromley has wonderful position with the store of Bull locks. This store in my estimation is the finest department store in the Unit ed States, possibly with the exception of Wanamaker of Philadelphia and of Marshall Field & Co.,. of Chicago. She is the promoter of the Junior Section, and she has some duties to perform The morning l was there, she had wireless contest ana radio concert, and after that, she had what is called making shadow drawing, that is, making pie lures of children, there were as many as 200 children having their pictures made on the Saturday morning that I was there, and these pictures are all free and are given to the children with iAe compliments of Bulloclls, and you can just bet, when these children grow up, they won't forget Bullocks
 l also was one of the lucky ones and Mrs. BMromley made a picture of me, which l have in my trunk to bring home with me. She was much interested to hear from Norwich, but she was muoh too busy woman for me to intrude on her time. It was just an accident how I discovered her I was purchas- ing some toys in the toy department when one of the clerks remarked some thing about Mrs. Bromley so I naturally asked, when I heard the name, which one was Mrs. Bromley, and after get ting a good look at her, recognized her as formerly Miss Alice May Smith of Laurel Hill. Mrs. Bromley was very l anxious to hear of all the changes which | have transpired in Norwich. She cer- tainly is a wonderful business swoman and his demonstrated her executive abil- | ity inasInuch that she is able to fill the position which she now holds.
 1 Mrs. Bromley gave me the address of Mrs. Georgie Tourtelotte Robinson, who l lives in the Rogers apartments I spoke l with Mrs. Robinson, she and her daugh- ter are enjoying the best of health and certainly are glad that they have To-
 cated in Southern California
 1 MT. and Mrs. Albert S. Comstock left
 for Phoenix, Ariz., en route to New Or
 leans, where they expect to make a stay 1 of several weeks.
 | Dr. William B. SmulIins, of the United States Dental Clinic here, expects his mother, Mrs. Nellie Galliyan Smulins
 here next Saturday. His wife and baby
 are doing fine
 Henry Swartzburg and family of santa l Barbara are real well and Henry wants to be remembered to his friends in the
 Rose of New England
 At the National Soldiers Home al Sawtelle. in the. outskirts of Los Angeles
 is Dr. Nj. S. Kaufmann Dr. Kaufmanr
 was for several years minister at the
 Main Street Methodist church in Nor wich. He is the chaplain at the Nation
 al Soldiers Home where there are over 4,0O0 veterans of all wars. Mir Kauf
 mann looked fine in hi7 uniform and pos
 itively looks as if the climate and hi.
 position agreed with him. They hay, 1 750 acres of land there and this is tn, 1 largest National Home of the ten il
 the United States Last month he ore
 sided over 5 funerals, each and ever,
 soldier having a military funeral. Hi l duties comprise of visiting the hospita where there are over 700 patients. am here he cheers the nic15. comforts tn
 ling and consoles with the bereavet i Mrs. Kaufv- @7a and hope
 It if at any time any of the Norwio
 people visit Il C,~..4O-ll4a that they wi , look her up.
 In the Merchants Bank building i Room 901 is S. B. Smith, senior membe of the firm of S. F Smith & Son s. I | Z come Smith of Norwich, and this Shit ? was connected with his brother in tF
 grocery business for a good many year
 before he came out west. He has so l also called Welcome and it looked quit
 natural to see on the directory of u ] | building, Welcome A. Smith. I a f l herewith enclosing you a photograph
 the elder Smith and his three sons. !. Mrs Elizabeth Chapman who former n lived on St. Regis avenue and whoa V husband. Stiles Chapman (decease( n worked for Wilbur E. Baldwin in the o
 Samuel Prentice store, at Taftville. MI q Chapman lives at 1125 South Catali1 f street, where she has a. beautiful hon e which she purchased from Romeo D : pis, a Norwich real estate man of L
 Angeles. Mrs. Chapman is the exclusi- l. designer for all the clothes worn ] Y Marie Provost, the movie star of t q Hollywood coloTt. She said that
 should be sure and remember her to U T cIe Jim Chapman, who runs the DO q farm. Mrs. Chapman entertained pa s ty of Norwich people at a. sunptuo |. dinner and there is no need of sayil '- but that we all enjoyed it.
 e Dr. Hanford has several oil wells al n several other properties that keep hi = busy H looks well and has grown s little thinner, but it becomes him we d He is also manufacturing a movie car
 era than anyone can own and use, tn > will retail for about $50.
 Ernest Johnson and his wife, his SC Il Russell, and daughter. Eleanor, are ju e fine. Ernest has been keeping himsG l. busy driving me all over Southern Cf
 ifornia.
 \. Alfred Wright, son of the OptBci: s- Wright of the same name, who former > lived in Norwich, has been quite su L. cessful here. His mother lives in Si
 Bernardlno, but his father passed awi y several years ago in San Francisco. .e John Caples, formerly of Jail Hi h, when in Norwich had charge of |