Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-06

Stamp, will soon be placed on the
market, and will be used mostly IN
recognition of the successful ending
of the world war. In connection with
this announcement, the postmaster
states that an examination for carrier
clerks will be held at the local post
oce Saturday morning of this week
The local post office is badly in need
of substitutes and a good opportunity
is offered to an!@ne who may take
and pass the examination.
At the conclusion of the weekly
drill of Co. B. Third Regiment, Home
Guard, Tuesday evening, an invitation
dance was held at which there were
present over 100 couples. An orches-
ira of five pieces furnished music
during the enjoyable evening.
At special meeting of the stoc'
holders of the Chronicle Printing
| Company of this city, held at the res
idence of Mrs. Helen NJ. Bartlett Mon
| day afternoon, Herbert D. Pollard was
elected a member of the board. Mrs.
Helen NJ. Bartlett president presided
at the meeting, and Charles A Gates
| was secretary. Immediately after the
meeting, the directors held a meeting
and the following officers were elect
ed: Mrs, Helen NJ. Bartlett, president;
| Herbert D. Pollard, treasurer, and
! Charles \. Gates, secretary.
Town Clerk Frank p. Fenton ard
| Selectman James NJ. Smith went TO
Hartford Wednesday morning on bus
| mess pertaining to the share of coun-
| ty tax which has been assessed
against the town of Windham.
| No names of Willimantic men have
! appeared in the casualty lists as an
! No nv no
| ing the past two or three days.
Two vehicle accidents occurred in
| this city about noon Wednesday, hap
pening within thirty minutes of each
| other. The first one, in which two
teams and an automobile figured, hap
| pened on Union street, near thc COR
| ner Of Jackson. The farm Was
| owned by John Bender OF Columbia
| and a democrat wagon, owned by
| Mitchell Laramie of this city, collr1ed
and in the mixup the farm wagon
| crashed against the automobile, own
ed by DR.. ]. A Girouard of this city,
which was parked against the curb
ing at that point. The automobile
was somewhat damaged and the
| shafts of the Laramie wagon were
| broken off. The horse was prevented
| from running away. Bender and La
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was to blame for the accident, each
| claiming it was up to the other and
| the matter finally got to the attention
| OF the police. II is expected that the
matter can be adjusted without going
| to court. The second accident
much more serious IMAM me hrSt' oc-
ner Of Main when Diedore Delage, a
local ice dealer was painfully injured
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