Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-26
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Though he heSitated over the telling | of the fact fearing that many would | prove unbelievers, J. Howard Burdick l of Hutchins street has made public that 1 his radio set clearly picked up concert numbers from Havana during the heavy l storm of Monday evening. MT. Bur-sI dick clearly heard the announcements, l made in Spanish and then in English, and four concert umbers, vocal and in strumental. The music came through clearly and was thoroughly enjoyed. i Davenport, la, Louisville, Ky, and Montreal are other distant stations pick ed up here within the past ten days
 Many here will be inserested in the announcement that Benjamin w. Brown of the English department Of Brown university is one of several players who have augmented the Bonstelie company of players at the Providence Opera house, where John Galsworthys four act tragedy, Justice, is being presented this week. MT. Brown is the son of MT. and Mrs George S. Brown of Broad street and has been prominently identi- fled with dramatics and an officer Of the Sock and Buskin society at Brown university, He is a graduate of Brown and of. Killingly High school.
 Justice the play in which he is ap- nearing, is well known through the fact that it was produced in New York with John Barrymore in the role of William FsEder, who meets tragic doom in love.
 The KiIlingIy town committee has been reorganized for the year as fol- lows: Chairman, Frederick E. Gun neen; secretary, Mrs. Agnes H. Paine i; superintendent of schools, Leon M. Fer rin; teachers committee, Miss Emma F. Filling, Mrs. Agnes H. Paine, Mrs. NJ V. Woodwortn, F. E. Bitgood, Frank L. Bennett; finance committee, F. E. Cunneen, F. l.. Bennett F. E. Bitgood, Damase Boulais, Mrs%iA. H. Paine; pur- chasing committee, F. E. Cunneen, F. p. Bitgood, Damase Boulais; transporta- ton committee, F. L. Bennett, F. E Bigood, William S. Hunter, Mrs. A. H. Paine; supervision committee, for Ki.- lngly, Mrs. A. H. Paine; for Brook iyn Warren Root Evans fund, Damase Boulais. John w, Gallup, Mrs. M, " Woodworth library fund, Mrs. A. H Paine.
 Next Monday an evening school will be opened in the eighth grade room al the School street school with Principa Elton Knight of the school in charge Sessions are to be held Monday, Wed. nesday and Thursday evenings and thy school officials wish it known that al interested in improving their education are welcome to attend. A special ap- peal also is made that citizens interes themselves in inducing those who wouit be benefited from course of study 1T the evening school to have such person! enroll and attend. The school wfH b. in session 75 nights.
 Occasionally publicity brings result not always. In this column on Tues day morning an item appeared statini that relatives of Edward Conley o Fall River were seeking him in this ter FftDry that he might be notified that hi son, Daniel. had been killed in an acci dent. That item located MT. Conley 2 Vofuntown, many miles from Danielson He communicated with Chief John Nc Barand of the local police and was in formed that his relatives were yer anxious to get in touch with him.
 Wednesday afternoon at Brooklyn funeral services for Charlotte Elizabet Scarborough were conducted by Rel Charles Graves of the Hartford Uni tartan church. Tho bearers were Irwin Frtnk, Charles s. Hyde, Nathaniel ( Williams and George Spalding. Buria was in the South cemetery at Brook Iyn. A F. Wood was in charge of tn funeral arrangements.
 Members of the 1s2d Field Ar&iIIerJ c. N. G., will gather at the state ar mory this CThursday) evening for on of the pleasant occasions of the year the apportioning among therA, accord ng to rank, of $500 whf.h Captai F. O.. Huntingdon received Wednesday This represents pay for a three month period of service. In the past the con pany has been paid only semi annual, and 1t may not be necessary to streS the fact that the quarterly payment arc welcomed by the men,
 Coaapse of the grain shed of F. I and F. W. Tnlinghast at Central vi lage was an expensive occurrence ft that frra. The building went down dul ing the storm of Monday night, a though it's collapse is not necessari attributable to that happening IT building originally in use as a bowlr alley, seems to have crumpled und the heavy weight of grain stored ther in
 Another victim of careless triAiI with firearms Is John Bigder, Is, of u Green Hollow road. The youth is no recovering from wound inflicted lis right thigh when he accidental discharged a revolver, the bullet Tod ing in his leg. The bullet was r moved by pr. James L. Gardner Central Village.
 large delegation of members of I rael Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows can nero from Putnam Tuesday evening attend a session of Quinebaug lodge which a degree was conferred up members
 An important auction sale of pu pred Holstein cattle was conducted Wednesday by J. Carl Witter at t Kimball farm in the Woods hill secti Of the town of Brooklyn. Buyers we present from scores of communities al the sale was successful.
 Rev. Albert Jepson will leave tod for New Haven to be present for t services and ceremonies incident to t observance Of the silver anniversary the ordination of Rt. Rev Chaunc Bunce Brewster as bishop Of Hartfcl
 Tho chamber of commerce has reps sented to the borough officials that it interested in having an inquiry ma into the recent robbery that resulted loss Of s6.OO0 worth of clothing he Church company's store.
 BOLTON