Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11

down. This, however, did not remedy the
situation, which at the present time ID
more urgent than ever before.
1t is expected that. work on the con-
struction of the state highway between
West Thompson and Grosvenordale, as
authorized IN a contract recently placed
with a Providence contracting company
| by the state highway department, will
| be undertaken as early during the COM
| ing spring as conditions will permit. This
is to be a gravel highway and will in
volve a considerable amount of grading.
The cost of the job will be approximately
| $4,000, as against a wartime estimate
| of $4,000, this shrinkage in cost repre-
senting the revision downward that has
come about in road building work.
| Next TueAday afternoon at Lie, DIR.
! Hugh B. Campbell, of Norwich state
sanatorium will be at the Day Kimball
clinic in the interest of those who are
suffering from tuberculosis or who fear
| that they may be afflicted by the disease,
! even in ineipient form These clinics
| are held without charge being made to
the patients, viii are not only welcome
to come and consult with the specialist,
but are being urged to do SO.
|
Following is the list of Jurors drawn
| for the March term Of the Windharn
| county superior court, which Is to open
in this city on the oath George Potvin,
Z. L. Davis. George w. Baker. Putnam :;
Philip Cohen, Charles E. Smith, Everett
D. Hopkins, Windham Clarence NJ
Bard. Ashford Carl A. Cralson, Brook
Ign; William Johnson, Canterbury; Dan
lei Cunningham, Chaplin !; Arthur NJ
Keith, Clifford s. Bowen, Eastford Ell
mer Stone, Hampton : George H Call,
George II. Call, EvereH S. HitcheH KILL
ingly John Cone, Plainfleld; E. B. Bos-
worth. Jonas Danielson, Pamfret; T. c.
Phelps Scotland Alvin T. Corey, Sterl-
ing; John 0. Johnson, Lucien Lamson.
c. V. Chase, Thompson John Kelley,
Woodstock.
Constable John Kennedy. in answer to
a telephone telling him that a woman
of huge size was trying to drown her
self in the river at Mechancisville, hur
ried out to find the woman only to learn
that she hadn't been trying to do any
thing of the kind. but was in the vii
lage looking for work She was a
Finnish woman and claimed Maynard
Mass, as her last place of residence
Members of the Putnam High school
- -. So ".1ei
~ w. 49, Hls1sS, 70 met mere
uu-i r. 't ,.,,s ellls 1ne teain represent
,it9 lisH s0iiool eeelh. o. tnat pace
~ ~l-at eo vas 20 Dc me nha1 game q the
dsZS ~ $500 49,, rs - Iou@s l0atur-
are ENJOYING themselves in Rastnn 49,
are exnented IL return bara esrI1, 49,
evening.
The report of cantain Reni na,sr.s
, Of the Putnam noIica fienartr,art sbogs
that court fees during Febrr,a,v sr,,c,,+
ed to s7S0.45. The revenue was rs'-G fror,
fines imposed on persons before the city
court for trial Five arrests were made
during the period, and the principal part
of the revenue obtained came from per
/. sons found guilty Of violating the LIQUOR
] laws.
NJ NJ O1vsr &orr,,-1-. ,ro.u,.4o :.
, the Chickerinp hotel IN fbis city ara ~,
4 many years = resident ~ pJ3t1ar ny ,r -.
S a visitor IN fb,s oitv Fridav M n,r,,a,
Is now travelling ont ~ Roston Po-
. firm with which he has hesn as.ocs
S ated for a number NJ wears
group OF students from Wesleyan
university will come to Pomfret today
5 | Saturday to visit Troop No, 1, 30.
aeouPts' OF mat place a young people
+, s soclal IS pl@niiee ler tm,s evening anC
: SUNDAY the studen.s VIII speak at tn
= regular morning chuFch service ant
= @sain IN INC aisetIooil anu IN tne even
ish refreshments after the sunday Nv
o enfne meeting.
e 80 -,
: nneTpon,a md iv na+Ient 81 ~. T NJ,
1t y1iN.traI, $50 Z 2. '1+e 70
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