Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-24

George Oerosier, Who Soh'ereeo
 Boarding House Chairs Into Fuel,
 Sent to JaiI-Reception Planned for
 Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Lesg-p. E.
 Jette Buys shunnway Bioek-over
 Thirty Pupils, in Night School II
 Work of Brooklyn War Relief Asso-
 ciation-Prizes Offered for Pig Rais-
 ing.
 This is indeed a cold, sad winter. George Derosier realizes it. The sea son has brought him many troubles. And the cold-and other things-haye been the means of landing nm In '1ali, untiI sl,ch time as the weather man is more kindly disposed. George went over to Brooklyn Wednesday morning to remain with Jailer Albert Fields for 120 days.
 In court George was charged with having broken up chairs at his board ing house for the purpose of supply ing fuel for the stove in his room. La ter he jumped out a. window.
 As things seemed to be, it was either too hot inside or too cold outside, or vice versa, or some other way. all of which. with other incidents and de- tails, led to George getting locked up and decorated, by Judge Woodward .on Wednesday morning, with leave Of absence from winter and its worries for a period of four months. by which time it may be warmer
 sIeighing in Georgia.
 Danielson soldiers who are at Camp Gordon, Ga, write of good sielghins in the sunny south.
 lH~c Gaorcro rr,l,O ff haaY 60 riously ill for the past five weeks, was taken to a Worcester hospital We'd nesday for treatment.
 Industries in town that have. been closed since last Thursday night re- stunned operations W ednesday morn ing. az
 Liberty Loan Chairman.
 Charles A. Tillinghast has been named as Liberty loan chairman for the southern section of Windham county. Mir. Tillinghast has been chairman of the Killingly Liberty loan committee during the last two cam paigns.
 The second series of six games in the Bohemian clubs pinochle tourna- ment is to be played this evening.
 Farewell Reception.
 Friday evening at the Methodist church there is to be a reception in honor of Rev and Mrs. Ernest A. Legg, who are to leave for Waterrille. Me, soon.
 Judge W. F. Woodward. had class of six prisoners before him at We'd nesday mornings session of the town court.
 Buys shumway Block. D. E. Jette. owner of the Shunway Clothing company, has purchased the Shumway block, Main street, in which his business is located, acquiring it from Judge M. A.. Shumway. Mir. Jette has been very successfully engaged in business here for himself for the past ten years.
 Coal Arriving. During the past A hours some coal l has come through for the use of man I ufacturing, concerns in this section o1 the county and more cars consigned tc | plants ,hereabouts are expected at once Don't forget the Firemens Ball 1T ! Jewett City,, Friday eve. Jan., 25. Int 1 famous Pickett orchestra of Williman. tic of ten pieces. will furnish music Proceeds of the ball go to the soldiers Come and help the boys.--adv. Over Thirty at Night School. 
 | Men and women anxious to know more of the language of this countr! and thereby fit themselves for greater ] participation in it's affairs, through | fuller understanding of the principle. upon which it's government is erected are attending the night school beinf ! conducted at the graded school build | ing on School street.
 As many as 32 have been in attend ance at one time. and much interest i. being shown. A beginners class i. learning to speak English, a more ad vanced class is taking arithmetic ant English readings and a third class il dtlnS more difficult arithmetic ant more advanced reading
 The teachers are encouraged by tn. progress that is being made with tn, work. Most of the students are 2l years of age or over and majcrit, of them are natives Of Greece or Pc land.