Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-01

their places of business every night except Saturday.
 New Bostoa.-The grand list as made up by the board of assessors totals 5000, SIT, which is an increase of $l 1925 over the grand list of 1916.
 Torrinston.-No coal for domestic consumption has been received in 1,orrington since Jar. IS, when one carload arrived. No relief is yet in sight.
 Thornaston.-The Thomaston Manu- featuring company and the Thomaston Knife company are making arrange ments to present each of their em- ployes a thrift stamp and card.
 Trun1buII.-Garnet Hands of Trum- bull has been decorated by the French for brave action in his line of duty as a hospital apprentice. Hands is 2s years of age. He enlisted in May.
 Hartford.-The propoeed law per hitting an American woman to retain her nationality when she niarries an alien and the Stevens bill, fixing min imum prices for foods, were endorsed by the Hearthstone club. f4
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 Portland. Miss Mary Bransfield, a graduate of the New Haven hospital training school for nurses, has en- tered the United States service as a Red Cross nurse and is now stationed at Fort Lee, Petersburg, Va.
 Ridsefeld.-All persons having good woodland available near good roads
 k< or the stumps have been requested to they would be willing to sell for the benefit of the community. /
 Waterbury.-Fuel Administrator L H. Chase, said yesterday no informa- tion of a reported serious shortage in the local factories had reached him. and as far as he knew the local manu- featuring plants were fairly well sit uated in regard to coal supplies.
 Nausatuek.-The new grand lisi represents an increase of nearly $500, 900 over that of last year, the exact figures being s2s7,ss5. The total as- sessed valuation of all the property ir the borough is sf1,245, ,191, as compared with last years assessors valuation ot S10,957 ,19S. x. h. ,
 Hartford.-Miss Anna Adams Cor don, president of the National Wom ans Christian Temperance. union, will be in Hartford today {Friday) and will meet with represent tatives of the Hart ford union and other nearby unions al q conference at Center church house al 10 o'clock. @
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 New Britain. = Superintendent o Schools S. H. Holmes reports tha- there are about 70 women now attend ing, the special classes in English fol foreign speaking women at the loca schools, It is expected that better weather will result in greater registra tion within a few weeks.
 Danbury.-Twenty-o -one Poland Chin; shoats have already been ordered fo boys and girls of the pig clubs of tn, Fairfield county farm bureau, and L M. Johnson, club leader, says a carload of 40 pigs will be ordered and brough in as soon as he receives sufficient or ders for the rest otethe carload. , Derby-Coupled with the announce ment that Helen Zionek, aged |. wt' had sued for loss of a fott under trolley car, and her father. John Zio nek, who had also brought a clain had settled with the Connecticut; com pany, each for $S,O00, was that of tn fact that in both instances the award had been invested in Liberty bonds 1 Suit for the child named $10,000 as al legged damages, while the father aske for $3,000. The child was, crossing 1 street when run down by a trolley cal Meriden.- Wednesday night tn Washington, D. C.. members of tn i National Society of Fossils were en !! tertained in that city at the residenc of w. A. Kelsey of this city. Williar l c. Snow was present at the gathering l Mir. Snow has been an officer in tn organization for several years. Tn Fossils are a nationwide associatfo of former amateur journalists an
 numbers in its ranks many men C distinction.
 | Wallingford. - While the averag person usually seeks the mountain during midsummer, there is a part
 of borough young men now camped 3 1 the top of Totoker mountain. The | are lodged in the cabin owned b
 members of the Young Mems Athleti | club some distance southeast of tn
 dam at Lane's pond and report l1avin experienced some rather chilly even
 ings, not to mention early morning 1 The cook stove in the cabin work very nicely when. gridd1e cakes al wanted in hurry, but as heater
 is negligible. The thermometer hs
 been constantly falling and it
 doubtful if it ever again recovers il equilibrium. The men are enjoyin
 the experience. however, and repol
 great sport tramping over Totok,