Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 4, 1922, Page 9

al Offices, R by W Bomecal Oces. Amnr’t%?&‘henn::fi‘t’ 3"1{.'3." ‘Jh‘i‘?.‘.‘.."&: WANTED A competent mal i Miss Susan [lly of iwo aduits. Apply M . Heiigar, 52 Williams - 0. L ey wo S paper f’g‘; and Ci ok my: a |l ; 0 THE Ry maksUgnice L 1801 ni:»}i a4 anyone to mind Your IpEnos, 8V il arversphad 1iie minders at e Table; Saves ol e o 3b1si3 'x:r:sc]z' ~ WANTED—Furniture, stoves, etc., and antiques. ~Ward Bros., 45 Jackson St. SALE—Cedar ISts B. . Tel N R el and _ poles. | one. _New 7-room Cottage, w ge for two cars, strietly modern, Yantic St. SALE—Grocery price. and meat mar- Inquire Michael Mozeak, my3d finest central location in the _sity, o : 1 "FOR SALE or rent, summer coLta; | Point. Breeze, on tne Johnson, 21 Lincoin Ave. Thames, x H. myed Price $6,000 Willimantic. Tel.” 632! marl4TuThs == | . WANTED—Lady canvassers.. Address Iy Box J. D. ¥, Builetin Office my2d WANTED—Two or three neatly fur- nished light housekeeping rooms. Ad- dress A. G. C., Bulletin Office. my3d Arrh 1922 | “\WANTED—Woman to do housework m In family of three; all _conveniences; ] ¥ ©f |good pay; references. Address for a intment Box §4-A., Route 1, R. F. . R.L, Aehi g0, &onrwich. Conn. ‘my2d WANTED—Make §15 weekjy, evening: at home ; absolutely 1o fake; 'dime brings offer. Thompson, Box $9:5, Richmond Hjjl, N. Y. i % 3 50 vears | T WANTED Strong, middie aged wom- 30 3 an for general housework, small family 1CES of adults; no washing, = Address. P. O. Norwjoh, May 1..1922,|Box 138 feyad wife of ihe late Charles | “WANTED—At once, salesladies, at the Nt §SUj yeat of her age |F. W. Woolworth Co. myld e e moon, | WANTED Housekeeper, middle aged Thursday _afternoon, ta iime). |woman, family of three Americans, Ad- (standard tim 8 ds are invited to|dress Box 188, Sterling, Conn. v .2, 1822, sud- oriarty, wite. of WANTED—Mals Ting Co. desires WANTED—Joseph. purchasers fo_return 23 .raincoats sold sellin Otis FOR SALE — Two-fanlily hoi week oniy. ing and seven rooms each; situated in ne~ ville, near factorles; price $2,300, for this . For further particulars, quire of ‘John G. Chencski, 18 Bath Tel. 1139. “FOR . tor, in DA , single phase. . Jencks, my2d e, five Tee —One 7 12 b, p. A C.. condition, best reasons for Apply or telephone R. F. D. 6, Norwich, Ct. - THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 MAIN, STREET = PHONES WANTED } Saturday at’ $4.95. Buyers will receive money back, as they discovered that these garments cannot give the service which theys guaranteed, Joseph Fine Co., 11p Main St, Nerwich. my2d WE ADVISE you to list’your farm with this agency. Weisler’s Farm Agency. 1824 my2d OLD ESTABLISHED American auto- mobiie manufacturer has valuable fran- chise to offer for Norwich and vicnity; investment may be small; operation proyided. Address A. G. Me- Millan, liberal co’ roadway, New York. THIS WEEK FOR READY 'CASH CUs- |43 per mouth TOMERS., = = 0 RENT—June Two two-family houses in neight ne 1 of _Polish church 5. aelehhorocd |l e Sity—g ! Suburban property wanted. One up to|Main St. 3 date, with modern ‘improvements, with one to three acres of land; must be near Phone 3103. New Londen, Conn. ‘my2d WEISLER'S Farm Agency; ho cata- == - |one to cres | Spur; enjoy your vacation on the FOR SALE—Ocean Beach \ lots and | Norwich and/car line. 4 cottages, ity improvements; ‘houses 10 | - A customer with $6,000. cash ‘or more | Purry, ae Galen Ghue T - order; terms arranged. M. L, O'Conneli, wants dairy farm. _my3d Golden e 5.2 2t e It must be in good fior Jate Bome; No. 38 Clift Friday sgeging a: 5.20. Reguiem § 2 hh at 9 o'clock. WANTED—An alert business getter; 10,000 mile guaranteed new cord tires,at prices below all compejition; exciusive local territory; $100 “and commission. Smith System Cord Tire Co., 1108 Seuth Michigan, Chicago. my4d- WANTED Salesman for Norwich, (0 represent a hign grade shoe manufac- {urer; exclusive territory. Room 29, Wau- regan Hotel. mydd WANTED—To get in touch with con- cern desiring man possessing -executive ability, in connection with shipping, Te- ceiving, stores departments or general of- fice work; am at present employed -buf desire change. Address' Box ‘3%, Bulletin ¥ at §t. Mapes chipd Joseph's cemetel CARD OF THANKS Atchizon_andyflaughter-wish their beartfct gratitude to the 1s who ‘have’ stoed by so their hour of .deep sorrow FUNERAL DIRECTORS Office. my2TuTh e WANTED—For office 'work, ' man somewhat familiar witi. bookkeeping. Reply giving references and salary ex- pected. P. O. Box B., Mystic. Conn. my3d % WANTED—Middle aged or elderly man to work on small place; good home &nd Write Box A. B..C, Bulletin myid WANTED—Boy from 16 to 21 to work on smail place. Write Box B., Bulletin Office. my3d T WANTED—Man on farm; good pay. J. Siegal, R. D. 2. Tel. 10' 3d TWANTED—Woolen spinners on Dayis & Furber mules. The Moodus Mfg. Co., Moodus, Conn. mysd an to work on farm and o milking. H. Brennan, Box myzd reliabie CHURCH & ALLEN 15 Main Street Funeral Directors and Embalmers by. young man as commercial or private auto driv Write W. J., Bullel; myld Lady Ascistant WANTEB—Farm hand, single, good HENRY E. CHURCH teamster, good milker. ~Sayles F Eimville, Conn. WM. SMITH ALLZ® Teleghone 328-3 WANTED—Farm work, b; enced hand. Telephane 94 an experi- myid good piace, good . 5. Brown, Shepard Hiil Farm, Central Village, Connl Tel. Moosup 28-12. d ness” dictionary, “Kwityerbeilekin.? We've gol some pretty good briar pipes. 25c; Manila cigars S, six for 25c; a new 10e cigar, Telford, it's mild; a swell line of cigaretie holders, 10c, 15¢ and 25¢.. Fa- gan's Smoke Shop, opp, Woolworth's, apr2dd 5 | necessary buildings, near city line, where land is “imcreasing in valye: price and terms very reasonable. Ask G. I’. Coates, 227 Main St, i myzd “same Town, and by in a newspaper h in said District, and aur| e W J. AYLING, g abo e and foregoing 18 2 Lu The ot record. logues, no pictures; we sell quick. Write | Byjlder, New London. my?2d - order, not far from TO: RENT—] ished rooms, to s 4 Bank SC, New Londor, Conn. |20 PEY — || Adasess clty and car lnes S ohaenls 86 ‘st r18d ; : . — Vibotiom _motorboat, | ;2001 . L = e 21x5, 4 P p. engine; prige right. - Tele- | INTERNATIO SHIP AND | T BENT— 5 L Gl im- B NEED at least 50 farms at once, |phone 1929-12 after 6 p. m. my2d - > proyements, on y 152 ranging from $1,000 to $50,000.. See _this = JOHN . . Agent, Wes{ Main St Tel. 178-4. ‘my3 ageney. © Weisler's Farm “Agency, New | FOR SALE—Five acre poultry and + 18 Bath orwich, Conn. - London, Cons my2d_|fruit farm, with large house and air| Tel 1139 my3d X0 ey T ISR S kogig at 24 River Ave. TO RENT —House and. Broadway. Inquire of L. Broadway. ¥ FOR -SALE ¥OB SALE—Cottage hous® of 'seven WANTED — Second - hand__ furniture, household goods, antiques, tools and store fixtures; 1 pay - highest prices; try me before selling; 1 beat them ail N. Weisii S&l‘, 2Z Market St. Tel. 537-: ap very_choice location. F. Hill, Thayer Bldg., Norwich, Conn. apr: 28 Apply to Wiillam my2d tigats IELEN 3. DRESCIIER T Clerk. NOTICE.—All creditors of soascil 548 herehy noiitiod lo preseut (h -au:; againat said estale ta the light housekeeplng. Mrs. ‘Congdon, At Eastern Point, the very choice sum. | {Fht, housckee aprica mer home, fully furnished, known as the ., TO RENT—Three rooms, furnished {i; of _ Norwich, T WANTED—We pay highest prices for second hand furniture. Norwich Furni- full parficulars in first letter as to price, size, location and terms. P. 0. Hox 105, FOR SALE—A two-tenement house on Prospect St., of six and seven room tene- Mrs. John' Sevin property, will be soid Vi £ taken over at once. ticulars, inquire .of — = FOR RENT—In business section, suitable for goods, shue store or any retail busin FOR SALE—Cottage house of seven rooms Leautifully situated, and Dbath, Jewett City, Conn. %8d | large lot, all improvements on car line et Loy o iz Price reasonable. Tel. 961. marlod Phone 792. WE BUY and pay highest prices_for e e s = second hand furniturc and_ books. | ¥OR SALE——Well seasoned i s or 1o King, 48-50 Water |hard wood. Tel. 61 . : sepl2a | Son, Homestead Farms. dec19d ture Co., Breed Bldg., Tel. 1914-3. We |ments with farge extra lot on same street. MORAN, S\ buy, sell and exchanige. Je11d' - |Apply to Willidm F. Hill, Thayer Blds., eal Eitite Eroker, Tel. 346, apr22 e " | Norwich, Conn. apr2sd apr2gd Franklin Square, ¥OR BENT—Upper a; p L e e il o o T FOR SALE—Stone for cellar founda- rooms and garage. Tel. < i tions, Inquire J. A. Wuttkey, 115 Roal] = WANTED—Antiques. tools and second- aprz7d FOR s ALE t TR gl b T LT nand furniture. H. B. Tiger, 55 Franklin T <. apriga % % Phone 717-3. Jansid | FARNS for wile; easy terms, Fred L Lo S ————""—-"— |Racine, Plainfield, Conn. - Tel. 99-2| Best Quality God. $9: Chestnut. o WANTED--100 farms for catalogue; | Moosup. aprldd ST per cord: Kindloigs, seven bushels m‘.?m-‘“‘f&n‘.“’ff'fi et 10 geres up, with or without stock; give A for $1. 3 & L ALL ORDERS STRICTLY CASH. HAREY B. FORD, LOST AND FOUND aprisd ite | Preston, in said Disirict, deceased. auto “accessories, Icather | Ordered, w urn to i o Tiwo-tenement house, st .$3,500 | TO RENT—One-half of garage at 333 » rooms and bath, in Greeneville, with all |TWo-tenement Touse, West Side. .. §.000 | Washington St. Mrs. Von , maydd | Prited B the eheve 304 loregoing ecder. convefiienfi:.flindluhdlng stu'am heat; a VI“‘D-v{cnmuwn: house, Greeneviile . 6000 | =g Bastore “ignd Smcresa hué L 3 4 are bargain ffor this section. A to [Two-tenement house, Greeneville.. 5,000 |, TO. RENT-—F A i e B e Al o o tencment. by o e+ | Perkins, Hanover. Phone 1844-3. mgld ja CHARLES 0.FrLL Conn Aprata Tanar s, DONGHEE: ¥ T RENT—Furnished room with kitgh- | —— Adma e 221 centra 2 g b NT—] z 7 FOR SALE_A two-tenement house t Thone. T Remwleh lemetic, for ligit housskstomng, 1. Di-| .. NOTICE To CEEDITORS. near Oak St, Wwith all conveniences ex- vision' §t. myld ;anuci- L MLy m cept heat, Six rooms in each tenement, @ FOR SALE. = N and fir on 1822, Vresent—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge, Estatc of Mary R. Robbins, late of rfod, That with the will treditors of said a their c.f.n- the' Administrator annexed cite the by dste, by posting 3 3 together with this order, ‘on e Slenmmet neateat to the place where said deceased last Phone 11473, | and ‘in the wame Tows. ant by publishing the same once -in a newspaper ha eireulation in said e e District, and maki o 8 ict, and make re-, NELSON J. AYLING, o above Snl forckong s ' hoe oy t record. Altes! HELEN M. DRESCME! LOST- my4d SECOND HAND ANTIQUE FURNI- TURE AND HISTORICAL CHINA. DON'T MISS this great sale of fu ture, new and slightly used. get something for Ferry apr 2 your 116 ou money_at 11 two doors off Franklin® Square. "FOUND—A sum of "OR FAL will mail milea: t property and paying for this adv. " BEST ¥KICES PAID. A. BRUCKNER, 87 Franklin Street, opposite vrovidence -Bukery, Phone 712-5. mars1 00 month; become railway mail ig ufiormmty; list pasitions ité Immediately. Frankiin Insti- free tute, Dept. 31-G., Rochester N. Y. apréd Cummings & Ring Faneral Directors end Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Coramerce Building Phone 288-z Lady Assistant GAGER Funeral Director and Embalmer PROMPT SERVICE DAY CR NIGHT WANTED AN ERRAND BOY Engquire at Bulletin Job Room POULTRY FOR SALE—Magic coal brooders: ia- sure success; the choice of experienced poultrymen everywhere; absolutely auto- ructive catalogue free. C. C.. Hewitt | . Agents, Uncasville ~ Phone New idon 768-14. C marisd. | DENTISTS DR, HARVEY GOLD Wishes to announce the opening of | his Dental Office where he will spec- |ialize in artistic, undetectable, *por- celain dentistry, in conjunction with his general practice: 147 West Main St. Norwich, Conn. Phone 1399 Efficient Shea & Burke Fimeral Divectors 41 Main Street Advanced Reasonable i DR, €. R. CHAMBERLAIN DENTAL SURGEON i M'Grory Bldg. Morwich, Conn. S —— ey AUTOS FOR HIRB GEORGE G. GRANT Undertak=r and Embalmer @2 PROVIDENCE’ ST., TAFTVILLE TAXI SERVICE—Tel. 1005-5 L. H. Burdick. ape27d YANT! or 1153-13. R Tolagiine R BOOKBINDING HOURIGAN BROS.|, ‘“whmere Blank Books Made and Ruled to Ordes FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City ?he_fie_r_ry i\lle:i Son Co. # WAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTGRS AND EMBALMERS wady Assistont Telephone 410-2 Music Teacher of the Phone 127-4 Bliss Place | Have a Few Jutfits to Lend. BAY OR NIGHT HELEN L. PERKIN: TEACHER OF SINGING Phene 552-2 Studio, Alice Bldg. FLORIST owering shrubs, plants and Hutsery Co. ‘el L 75 Cedar St INSURANCE LAN J. L. LATHROP & SONS TS IR VERAT (o | 28 Shetucket Strect el 77 TGP | INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 2 CIGARS ¥ PLUMBING matic and a dependable mother of ‘chicks; | | FOR SALE—Horses FOK SALE and 7 years old, w dou sound “and will sell once; easy terms. P. A, Tel. 1704, Call atter The 0'Connor pro; and Thames S c and upper portion for dweliin; rented ; investment oppor- tunity For further particulars, inquire of mydd FOR SALE . corner W consisting of fiv an’ excellent JOHN A. MORA Real Estate Broker, Franklin Square. stored always A large vellow cat: Reward if returned to Esther Turner, 13 Broad St. — |signed at [ money, Monday {Conn. morning. at T. H. Eldredge’s store, Water | 2bo Owner may have same by provin; my4, § |mayad Admr. NOTICE—All credilars of waid de. seased are hereby notificd (o present their ¢iaims against said estalo to the under- “R. F. D. No. 1, ' Norwlc within the time fimited in the and foregoing order. ERANK S. ROBBINS, with the wiil annexed. NICKEL PLATING the | Main Strate to int Norwich rested Town, Nickel Plating m; bay horse, 1200 ibs., $90; one horse, 9 20 acclimated horses; 1 hing 2975 pounds, 1 pair 50 pounds, 1 pair of 50 pounds, 1 f vounds, 1 y, $75;-several fine tarm chunks; everyining warranted as repre- ed.:Joe Lsergiaan, 36 Golden S on, ne 156 F¥OR SALE—Forty: horses; load of Jowz horses just in; pairs and singles, broken chunks; they are the right kind afid at right prices, and they want a new home. k. Johnson.” Tel. residence 101-12 iteh up ; Stable Moosup, JUST ARRIVED. /My horses are here on time, and they afe 4 nicé Jol—big ones, light ones, and funks; single and in-pairs, ali ready to 56 to work. - Prices low for the kind. | Cgme and see them $6-3. ELMER K. PIERSON. STEA'MSHIFS CUNARD Ham- Boston, Plymoutli, Cherbours, burg, CARONIA Boston, z May Queenstown, Liverpool - May 31, June 2 ARMANIA June 15 Boston Londonderry, Liverpogl « May 24, July 6 Aug. § Cherbourg, Soutbampten TANIA May 16, June 6 QUITANTA. . May 23, June 13, July 4 BERENGARIA. .....May 30, Jung 20 New York, Queemstown, Liverpcol CABRMANIA May 17, June 14, July SCYTHIA..May 24, June 21, July 19 LACONTA S Juiy s New York, Loundonderry, Glasgow CAMERONIA June 3, July 1 ALGHRIA..June 14, July 15."Aug. 25 New York, Plymouth, Cherbours, '3 Hamburg CARONTA ay 13, July 17, Juiy 29 SAXONIA....May 25, July 1, Aug. 3 126 State St., Bostox, 1, or Local Agents o THAMES RIVER LINE, Inc. FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. FARES :—New London 50c, Greenport and Shelter Island $1, NewYork $250 Leaves Worwich, foot of Shetucket or Brged St., Tuesday, Thursday and Sun- day, at 4 P. M. (Daylight Saving). Leaves New York, Picr 27 East River, foot of Catherine St, Monday, Wed~ | nesday and Friday, at 5 P. M. (Day-.| light. Saving). 5 Connections with all Coastwise and Foreign Steamship Lines sailing from the Port of New York. For freight rates and further informa- tion apply £ * " LAWRENCE LAMB Whitentona Cigas sare 570 per tavusand 4. B, CONANZ, 32 Fraskiia St —————eeresearpp— PRINTING medium in Dancing Instructor, The Bulle- | Fellows' Hall, Norwich. fi-u?&'k&: PLUMBING, heating. ng _and gene: 3 1_-3'511& Morton, 29 Mag- gery IL"‘P&L '; nov2ld The very Dest pi by ‘expert workmen at the fair 1 SR 3 (L, il OB _F. TOMPKIN 67 West Maws St gasfitt; DANCING vertisin, equal Telephone 969, Agent. —_—— X HOTELS AMERICAY HOUSE, D, Morrissey, Prop. “First class garage serv - nected. Phone. Shetucier St iow oo /.CH!ROPODIST A. G. THOMPSOX, ¥. 5. Chiropodiat, Foot pecialist (protéet ‘your feew). Suits Ck Alice Bidg, 31 Maim st 3o Pty out acr FOR SALE Prices are right. For further details, see my: CLARENCE SHOLES, 3d 188 West Thames St. sta PAINT AND WALLPAPER hetucket c condition. ® I Brooks, South Co i s TOR SALE N, R & Hosy il _— PRESIDENT PARK ANNOUNCES NORWICH ROTARY COMMITTEES With seven absent the weekly noonday luncheon of the Norwich Rotary club was held at the Wauregan hotel on W Willlam G, Park, newly cicsted president, presided at the meeting for the first time and in opening the meeting scia that he surely appreciated the hun- or of heing president of the club and ex- vressed the hope that he would serve with ccual credit as his predecessors and vledged himseif to do all in his power-i¢ make his term in uffice & successful one. He ‘asked for the cooperation of all the members to-further the principles of Ro- $1005°0ne Chestnt| A youse on River Ave. of eight rooms, FOR SALE—Daint, $1.75 per gal, r 350 P. A. Naw- jwith all improvements. Satisfactory | FOR Hunmobile, lular $2.50 grade; wanpaper.nwc':er roll. 1704. Call after NOON. | torms if desired. 4 new Two cottages on Fisher's. Island. fcar in zood re Stavion. myld T, 183’ West Main St., next to |00k the opportunity to thank the off —_— | Vort during his ~|tary in Norwich during the coming months. Past President Lucius Iiriges s of the past vear for their hearly sup- term in office and pledged 1 motorey Inquire 916 Indi reasonable. BUILDING with my4d COME_AT ON s fertile plow .iand, 50 thrift trees and valuable woodland ; only § §500 cash. TRYONS' AGENC if you want this farm/of 45 acres, one- half mile from railroad station postofiice and state road, 6-room C newly decsrated throughout, living room with open fire stock barn, 2 pouitry house ildings, al! in the best condition place ; Willimantic, Conn, the support of the club to the new. pres- ident. Bosyel tore, and Builder. Tel. 1371. tage; jarse | large | ter work. Phone 1032: FOR and other | = fAM C. a; %0 WILLIAM YOUNG, Contractor ana i et Builder, Mlll Work and Jobbing. 50 West T e R N Main St. Pnone 931. deczd FOR SALE FRANKLIN SQUARE. FIREPLACES. PRICE $6,700 FINE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE FIVE MINUTES WALK FROM THERE ARE THREE OPEN EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD James L. Case Telephone 876 40 SHETUCKET STREET ARCHITECTS ‘marld [the entertainment com: —_— Joseph N. Weymocuth, secreiafy, spoks H J. CHINIGO, General Con-|of the success of Ladles Night and ask- mvar2sd | ed 50., zemeral contractors|-delard Morin, of the Plaut-Cadde Iding, excavation, sidewalk, brifk [and to L. M. Young for a 1 vote of appreciation tc Co.. nd the members of itteo for untiring work to make the affa cess. Secretary Weymouth wvitation from the attend their field day the near future. a sue- 50 read an i, and ladies night in In speaking of the at- tendance contest he stated that Norwich ‘RANCIS DEGANGE, and specifications for ARCHITECTS Shaver Bullding, Narwieh, Conn ng anywhere. to moving bo Ardhitect ; plans kinds of' build- Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. e 158 apr2sd CUDWORTH & THEMPSON was in the lead at. the three-quarter mark but was hard pressed by the Paw: tucket club and urged the local club members to keep stepping if they were to go_under the wire g winner. President Park announced that the Da ¢n_Strutters, the minstrel troupe that scored such a decided hit on Ladies Night was to repeat their performance at the state tuberculosis sanatorium next oving and Expressin Boswell Ave. Tel. 145 17 COAL AND, WOOD Wednesday eveninz. Treasurer Clarence A. Spear gave his Two-tenement house, five rooms each, with bath, hot and coid water and gas, FOR SALE - — - —— MILLINERY WHEN ¥OU FYANT to put your busi- Name....v-.s R. E. D. or Street.. = 10c a Line, Avérage 5 Words to a Line — Wants, To Let, For Sale, m. 4 Pasb Qg o 20 o i Write complete ad below including name and address o i S St in Groeneviile; 1ot 116% |ness befors the public, there is no medl. | THr FASNIK CO. aze showing this For full particulars; see A. V.|um better than through the advertising ELLO. 198 CUff St. TeL 1527-5. cojumns of The Bulletin. The Pasnik Cp. Sell for L i e e o 0 1 e 8 0 200 00 5 0 MAIL-AD FILL OUT AND MAIL TO _ THE NORWICH BULLETIN NORWICH, CONN. ’ o Classification. s.vs s-eie oo . .- Number of Insertions.. .Am’t Enclosed...... blind address is wanted ‘mark X - here ng, long distance fn i Ford. 455 | OUAL, seasonea wood and kindlings 1a John H.oFord. 233 | 15r0¢"ce small quant Phone 564 or 13%-2. it Shapiro, Willow St, formerty Durkee Lane. / declisd NG AND IRUCKING SAMPLE MILLINERY iAuue very “prompily. and: it reasonsble AT ONE-HALF PRICE. ARTHUR . LATHEUP, ¥ ill by Shetucket St. Phone 175, i o Aty e e anpual Teport showing that the club has completed a most successful year and that there was a substantial increase to the bank balance during the past twelve s Carpenter, in charge of the Salvation Army work ih Norwich, Zave a yery interesting talk on the work that’is being done by this great humani- tarian institution in this city. He brought before the club the urgent need of funds to carry on the work in this city which is greater than the majority of peopie | realize. The Salvation Army is one me- dium that can reach people that no other organization has ever been abls to do and is quietly doing a work of-untold good within our city. Captain Carpen- ter's talk was very inspiring and at the conclusion the club voted the customary contribution of §10 to the drive. The following committees to serve for the ensuing year wers announced President Park: (lassification, Dr. J . Blackmar, chairman, Arthur Thompson and C. A. Gager, Jr.: ent tainment, Charles A. Saxton. chairman. Louis' A. Wheeler and E. LaRue Bliven: | fellowship, James L. Crawford. chair- man, T. C. Murphy and Russell E. Clapp public_affairs, Arthur M. Brown. chair- man, Milo R. Waters and Nathan A Gibbs ;' educational, Herbert M. Leroi chairman, John J. O'Rourke and Frank Welch; boys' work. Harry M. Clark, chairman, George L. Ingalls and James Madden; publigity, F. Russell Smith, chairman, Wilfiam H. Oat and Frank H. Pullen ; businéss methods, James L. Case. chairman, Arthur G. Jenkins and Ade lard Morin. It ‘was announced during the luncheon that Herbert M. Lerou and-Charles A. Saxton had been appointed delegates to the International Rotary convention that is to be held at Los Angeles in June. There were several one minute talks by various members _on impressions gained at the recent Hartford conclave of New England Rotary. Thoss who gave their impressions were Herbert C. Judge Nelson J. Ayling. Alfred €. Bliven. Harry 3L Clark, Arthur G. Jenkins, Clinton E. Lane, Herbert M. Lerou. James Madden and T. C. Murphy and President Park. All were unanimous in the ‘wonderful spirit of fellowship | that ‘domthated this conclave and said that unless nne had really attended such a conventipn it was impossible to de- scribe that underlying epirit_of brother- food. that:manifested itseM at all times during the gathering of wén from all n . Ilion. N. Y. within the time |- | results can be quoted. in a general | thie large ctties in the state and is -intersections. Speed, to such an exien: as trolley cars are three subjects takes op by Motor Vehicle ot e, 3 Stoeckel in his nicle aceidents as follows: The co-operative glan in which we at present engaged Is being well ny the gress and public at u:z actual plan has not been in =aough at this time so that any wark is taking form §xiended thirough the metor uhlfl% : irtment and state police depart: e highways between eities. ‘The following is the suggestion of motor yehicio department for & cdring the month of May. Epeed 1A continued attempt on the part of the city police departments to insist upos less speed on city streets is suggested The analysis of accidents by cities, jom Segun to be sent out by the motor vehicly department, _demonstrates eonclusively that the majority .of aceiients oscur &) 0 place the car out of absolute control, it an_element in each of these accidents. It obder to be effective, mpeed must be held down to the legal rate. The type of T hicle known as the delivery car. as point. ed’out in the April Bulletin, is =till az offender. System of Hand Signals During the “No-Aceident ol thé Fall of 1921, widespread publicity was given to a hand signal system and fer a long time after that campaign the hané signal was thoroughuly and efficientls used. An attempt should be made during the month of May to impress upon al drivers the desirability of giving thor- ough signa The hand signal system it thoroughly knewn throughout the staté and every driver ix presumed to know it It is, therefore, only a question of insist ing upon its use. This department will ;romptly follow .up any complainis e ceived by it for failure to use this system should, at the present stage, be auxiliary to the hand signal. The most commet form of mechanical signal indicates fhe slowing down of the ear when the brakes are applied. but does ot give a clear tn: dicatior of what the driver has in raind i do next. The hand signal sestem. whes properly used, does indicate the driver'y intentlon. and. therefore, it should mol be discontinued because 2 mechanical nal is in use on the car. During Aj there have been a number of collisions fes between motor vehicles and le: In almost every instance the eol- lision occurred in practically the mme manner. A motor vehicle which had bees parked along side the curb would wwing ont into the path of an oncoming trolley going In the same direction. An fodiens tion o fintention tc swing out would warned the trolley operator and have saved a collision. The hand is most gemerally distegarded whem starting from a standstill or from & go- sition where a car is parked. Passing Standing Trolley Cars While there have not been an unumual number of accidents of this type in Cone necticut during April, there have been by | enough to indicate that this Is one of the 5 most dangerous combirations of whicl confront the pedestrian and vehicle driver. 3 The law is a splendid one and the ab- sence of acclients of this nature can be accomplished through its strict enferce- ment. The pedestrians eme:iw and ing the car are responsible for care ard the trulleye companies of g > state haye recently shown a desire 1o co- ¢ operate by lettinz it be known that thelr cars will stop at the specified stations for persons standing at such stations without those persons coming out into the stresl to meet the car befoa it stops. The aciise co-operation by enforcement. s reqaested 1. To reduce the speed of approach &1 intersectione. & 2. Tn check up and warn in 2 goodend- | and insist upon groper and careful sbedi- enge to that law. . d a - yision or drecton, but as & whici it is hoped may tend to and citizens interested enforce Al alike cn certamn subjects, that the therh, from time to time, in sucn & as will tand to make batter Guest From Stamford. Mrs. Agnes Gray of tured manter on ‘he hand signal 3. To supervise the passing of t This tulletin 1= submitted to whom it is sent. not in any spirit nt erforcement throughout the the theory that if the whole body ors of motor yehicles and will bave those points im better crossing of highways. ———— walks of life. from all parts of New Eng-|ed home Wednesday, land. visit at the home of Mr. Hynan to James West. and Catherine |visit Mr. Gallup's Carrol]l of Droperty on Merchants ave-|ter, Mr. and Mrs.