Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-21


will be named at next Tuesdays eau
Gus.
Postmaster Raymond Allen received
10000 of the new Victory
scent postage stamps. The stamps
are purple and include in the hand
some design flags of the allies along
With the stars and stripes.
Martin, caffery, Reddy. horton. Ell
liott-the panielson A. C. basketball
team, and one of the very best that
eastern Connecticut ever saw, yet the
borough hash representative among
this husky quintet of boys. All of
which goes to demonstrate that DAN
ieison isn't the whole town of Kill
i'ggly, within which every boy on the
team has lived practically all his life.
But the borough clans them by right
of adoption.
Cotton maEufacturers here say that
business prospects are getting bright
err and that this week has been mark
eG by a flow of orders such as has not
come in since the signing Of the arm
istice. One local plant has booked
orders for a million yards of goods
during the past few days. This Is
taken as the opening of a rush Of new
business that is bound 70 be expert
enced in the very near future.
The case Of little Madeline Fournier,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Four
her, 1 Dyer street. is scheduled for
trial before Judge Lucien F. Burpee in
the superior court at Putnam today.
The little girl, who lost a foot when
she was run over by trolley car at
the corner of Dyer aud Franklin
street one day about two years ago
is sueing the Shore Line Eleceric Rail
road company and seeks damages OF
SIS 900 The q lid spent long. time
ut the Day Kimball hospital at Put
nam after the accident, ;hc pain and
suffering this caused here being
bourne at the time with extraordin-
airy fortitude.
The collapse Of section Of seats
that had been built up 70 accommo-
date patrons of the JeWctt City-Ban-
iAison basketball game conveyed 6
warning of the rare care that must bt
exercised in providing such accommo
dations for the followers IF the game
| That such an accident could have hap
pened from height of nearly 10 feet
| without someone sustaining very Sc
rious iniuries-or even loss of life
is considered remarkable. An. inspec
't-on of the Wreckage made Thursda!
forming shows that the settees ant
supporting lumber was smashed al
riCst to kinGlIng wood. Under thi
| mass three Or four scora OF men ant
| boys We're caught, with others pile
Oh top of them.
| The serious consequences in the wa,
| of penalties. not to mentor. other con
jsi1erations, that might attach to sue
In happening we're receiving grave con
+, sjderaion on Thursday, and such
thing is not likely to occur again
i Trecaution can prevent i. Tho cras
Of this section of seats WAS not tn
only happening of the kind at tn
game during which sections of seat
o. the stage cave way Al three differ
ant times. riling specta tors there i
7 heaps. But the falls on the stag
wore of a shorter distance
Spring opening today and Saturda.
; Everything that is new correct and ar
tistic in millinery. You are invited
Mdme. D. E. Jette.-adv.
Walter DeVlnne. formerly empIoye
Or the farm Of Oliver \. Downs,
the town OF Erooklyn. was - visitor
lTauie!son Thursday. Recently he Wa
mustered out of service.
neVinnc has been overseas with II
sd (All Americana division. and sa
hard service On the western front. Il
received shrapnel wound In this foo
. the piece of metal thar embodied il
sCif there coming from 4 shell tn;
killed three men outrigh. an: wounde
severn others, ore of whom died viii
being hurried to a dressing station
| DeNinne engaged in much patr'
FORK and went over the top twice. H
i, lad an active part in tho Argonr
, fighting and knows he. it seems
, come pilinE into a German irene
on a chp~~e ito find dead and dyir
Of the a''mv scattered nil about o
The An-Amcrican division is said
have contained representatives c
, e cry state II the union.
: Another Furry in tha labor wor
tvae caused Thursday morning wht
/ 50 me weavers of the Farns,vorth Phi
e. neE company. Central Village, fern
cray the Plainfield Woclen compan
. left their looms. Their SUI
den leave taking OF their work
sa'd among the strikers to he due
changes, that the concern is making
l. Getting from q wartime to a peac
time basis. This change involves t
e operation of two looms oy. each wea
= or, a practice that IVES followed
many mills making civilian rnaterie
{ efore the war. Other department
OF the plant continued in operation
Thursday. ~ Central Village Thur
D cay afternoon it was said q quick a
< Justment of the difficulty was antit
pated.
The plant recently pu- based by t
American Wpolen company a; Elmvi
will resume operations carly in t
coming week. Under the Concern tn
was operating it until it was talk
over by the American Wooden Cor
pany cotton Torsteds were being ma
ufactured. 1t is understood tn
woolens will he woven there The e.
p!oyes who made I'D the working q
SANITATION when the plant closed
short time ago will for the most pc
return to work for the new owne
This is big day fo- the women
kiliingly and all of the surroundi
towns-for It is the day on which tn
will get their first glimpse. locally,
tire spring styles in hats and tril
ninss-and all realize how importa
this is to the ladies'. Traffic rules W
3e in order in the millinery secti
today-and let no mere man interfe
with the congestion that he may fl
in the streets leading thereto,
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