Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-07

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 Mads--Jeint installation of G. A. R.,
 W. R. c. and 8. of V.-5alance Aft
 CT Christmas Decorations and Street
 Lighting.
 There was service at St. Alhan's church Wednesday, in observance of the Feast of the Epiphany.
 Students whose homes are here have returned to Brown university this week.
 The ''White way lights were be- ing taken down by electricians on Wednesday.
 Many lecal owners of automobiles explain they are using last years H cense numbers because their applica,- tions for new ones have not been filled.
 Evidence relative to the auto truck accident at the Franklin Street cross- ing on August i last is being collect ed against the time when court ac- ton may develop in the case.
 No Prisoners Cutting Ice.
 About 55 men were engaged in get ting in ice at the Quinebaug lake on Wednesday. There are no prisoners this year, the supply of other labor being ample.
 r or special reasons, the monthly meeting of the county Commissioners at the Brooklyn jail was not held there Wednesday, but will be held next week.
 Children at Epiphany Mass.
 Children of St. James Parochial school attended mass in a. body on Wednesday morning before the open ing Of the scheo ol, for the winter term and in observance. of the Feast of the Epiphany.
 War Comforts From Brooklyn.
 The Red Cross auxiliary at Brook lyn continues to do splendid work for the relief of war sufferers in Europe Recently the organization shipped a box containing many warm garments and I50 bandages. Another shipment will be made this month.
 A movement will be started here in the spring for the permanent paving of Main street, it is said, notTith- standing that the town is certainly go- ing heavily iu debt during the present fiscal year.
 A Mail Order House.
 A little dwelling that is being erect ed, and is nearly completed, on lower Dyer street, near Fall brook, attracts much attention because it is a made to-order house, sent ready to set UT by one of the big mail order concerns It ls of wood ai-d the first of its kind seen in this section. A hartford paper relates how Sou- venir W. II. Taylor, not cast down by his failure to receive the appointment he sought at the state capitol, led the ad- Vance guard of members of the legis- iature into the city and bought hun dreds of flags and post cards for dis tribution at Tuesdays session. zaIco Still Missing. Nothing new has come to the at tention of the local police relative tc the disappearance of Edward Zalco the Providence poultry team driver who dropped cut of sight after q Christmas week trip to ElmyiIle. Zal- co certainly went away from this sec- ton, probably on the night of the day he left his team at Elmville. Hope to Reduce Debt. It IS said that the prospect is for a reducing Of the borough debt during the fiscal year. The presenf>5oard o1 borough officials, quietly and efficient ly, are doing excellent work and unless some unforeseen expense envelopes the balance at the end of the year vii be on the right side of the ledger, ii is said.
 They-referring to some of the live members round town-1ave fixed the big hit over so that it sings something | like this: It's a long way to Jewett City, it's a long way to go; it's a. Ions way to Putnam, the nearest license town l know, Goodbye Walter Farewell the other fellows, too, it's { long, long, way to get your toddy but the only way we know. (Per- hapS.)