Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 28, 1919, Page 8

NORWICH - BULLETIN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1919 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE The whole campus is WV with the atmosphere of the sophomore hop, the larges event to be given at the colicge year, and the largest class affair to given during the collegé course. rious looking framework is 1 up in the gymnasium as y o (e == — - rated, .and a mysterious air pervades ———-—;——. = = ) =3 the whole place. The gym classes ':“_E | u“l !T[IJ " Swedish exercises and folk danc : | Jw L4 J the sound of the hammer, tacking JF ANND =SINIEFE 2% = 3 i\\- and everyone wonders just what i the decorations are to be. Packages and packages of white, orange black crepe paper and piles of box jare discernable in the dormitories to an anxious inquirer the answer always forthcoming: There's ior hop. Parcel post is a popular feature !thesc days, just before th2 dances; dresses, ppers and oti tial: being anxiously awaited evening a group of girls sewing on satin, silk or cheumet gay colors: putting a ¥ something else there, he or let- ting down the hem, putting in m:lin or taking it out. In fact where one goes, she is reminded of the com ing event; it's fine if you a sopi more or a se€nior, but it's hard on juniors and freshmen. | Just to make things a bit exciting for themselv a class supp in New London on Frid has been rumored that a cia Il make it | but no one e: knows what is zo- | ing to happen. Miss Edith Lindholm of Middletown, president of the will act as toastmistre: prominent members of the speak. Class songs will be sung and other features will make the suppe ray one. Following the supper Juniors will go to the movi come back to campus and g i on their college mates and try vainly to go to sleep while the or jchestra is playing Hindustan or something just as bad f the Ca- nar But at lea there is t¥ ' that this yea 1 be next yea seniors and ear’'s sophomores are now REGUSBATOFF orapense for those that were. | THE .BEVERAGE | signs of life with the comi jweather. A v of raember of the e !have visited the co The Government has lifted the ban on cereals and relinquished its lease on the | new Bevo building. Our plant, voluntarily R tendered the Government, is now ready The batterv condition shown here happens v but the Vesta. The illustra- ~»aden mats broken down—the plates i " l tou g. Short circuits result—the battery is killed. | | | | i can’t happen with the Vesta—the ;‘.uu; are locked apart by Vesta Indestructible Isolators. to resume full capacity production of The construction and the advantages of these Isolators will be explained to you at any Ve_ssta ™ arkable gives d has placed the Vesta ation. This re Vesta doubled life other storage The B. B. Storage , Battery and b Welding Company l ephone 143 § Sdnid ko (7 R KL £ RE WICH, CONN America’s Cereal Beverage Like all Americans, we have made our 2 2 e Aot sacrifice to help win the war. Now we (Sadents ot the dsarent ot v are ready to renew our full duty as a great : National industrial institution. ove County Impre Anheuser-Busch St. Louis hical research will be the feat £ the group study. The following students, the senior ¢ ASKS FORECLOSURE CN € | TWO EAST LYME TRACTS| e Lennon Rocky New Haven and thence to Bridgeport | tomobile in the street the idea oc- and Norwalk, S were |red to them to take a ride and re- made to Brid, leasing the brakes they let the ma- e Lt down the hill, so as not to . uspicious noise, and smned!smNG'NG SUIT AGAINST driving. The!the engine when they had gone sev- | GROTTN IRON WORK! automobile be- | eral hundred vards beyond the place “our P Christian’s father, but a li- | where the automobile had been parked. iron connecting: rod -under the auto was also broken, d d s ward ; N ) Crow®! cense found in the car gave the name practical.y was badly ollows: Harry M. 3 Jones, Mr. a | of William Newell of New London and | used up, which would show that the ering Co. of Massachu- the police there were notified. brakes must have been applied when 99.41” on common counts; s running at a high rate of ewell went to Norwalk with two|the car w. ed, for the heavy rubber tread was w London policemen, id: ified tk as his prop ind wit rn’ off until the cord structure ilors the return was | showed. This could only have been uto. i done as a result of the car sliding over | of New Yorl s said that finding the au-[me ground with the wheels set. An|mon count i Lumber Co. of 2 ew Hamp- for '$1,38 ; Andrew for $3,333 . 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