Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-07
JEWETT CITY

The Victory Loan committee have completed arrangements for showing ore of the greatest war pictures ever flncd ''rhc Price Of Peace" at Finn's ! 0oe''2 house, Thursday evening May 5, r at 8 o'clock. Admission is by ticket 1 a l" and tickets are in the hands of
 a manufacturers for distribution to i n7nrio,.es that care for them and there is q limited number at the Jewett City Savings bank for any one desiring the same before the supply is exhausted. In addition to the picture there will be q well informed officer just back from F-ra"ce Children under 16 will not be admitted. Durina tHe rottest part of Monday, very innonsiderate horse took it llp- on himself to perform in most ex- ! asDerating manner. He is the prop e!ty of a deacon and has been brought 1 mp in the way he should 90 But the 1 deacon went aWay this day ard evil ! dentlF the horse was aware of it. Ills 1 mistress fed him at noon. but negIect- cd to fasten the rope which kept him 1 il his stall. MT. Billy saw his chance and proceeded to back himself out and 1 start on pleasure trip. Near the | house is garden, and as the scandal ized ladies of the house caught q. 1 glimpse of him, he was enjoying 2 lovely roll in a nicely started bed of beets. Those ladies chased that beast all over the place, using every kind of cajolery, and just as they thought ! they had bin1--tlley hadn't! After he hal walked all over the peas. and l anything else that should not be walked on. they enlisted the help Of 1 the neighbors. Various and sundrv persons draped themselves on the wall 1 and offered all kinds of suggestions, and enjoyed themselves hugely. After two hours of this Catch me if you can performance Billy took pity on 1 the family, and meekly submitted to
 t'sa halter. But the last straw was. 1 that when two excited, wilted women l related the narrowing experience to 1 the deacon, he didn't do a thing but double up with laughter
 The May borough meeting was held i Monday evening. Warden Maiihotte
 presiding. The police committee rec commended that telephone be placed
 in the home of Officer John Dolar and ,; it was accepted. It was voted to re-
 pair the patrolmans clocks. The fol-
 lowing bills were voted paid:
 William McNicol, wood. s9: Maxcev Seymour. assessor, sf0; S. N. E. Tel.
 'O's'
 Clarke, supplies. s9.56: F. H. Gilbert, 7 work on streets. s1G5f2: F, P. BrIrle- } son, gravel. $12 80; B. R. Gardner. fire /! telephone, s2: Payne $ Gardner, print ing, S14: J. II. Tracy assessor, s1175;
 John Dolan. police duty. SEQ: F. I. Ray, work on streets, s4566; J. T. Shea.
 work on streets $G55S: James La : pointe, work on streets. $52SS; Jos. St. , John,. s43,55: J. C. E. L. plant, hose i house and library. s1s2.O9. The corporations are arranging their hours to close Friday dining the time
 the war relic train will be here in order that the employees may have an opportunity to see the exhibition
 Victory loan subscriptions are com | ing in slowly. amounting to s19.0nn os reported Tuesday by Chairman Web ster
 Thirty-two of the Juniors of the Baptist church had a delightful time ! on their first May day party held on | the parsonage lawn The committee who were in charge were Albert Brew | ster, Morton Brown, Yea McBroome.
 Ellen Pior and Kathleen Dearnley. Mrs. Fuller was assisted by Miss Ma
 bel McBroome and Miss Ethel Mor- 1 gan.
 William Johnston received by spe-
 cial delivery the invitation and tickets
 sent out by Mayor Hylan for the pa
 rade in New York Tuesday. Corporal
 James Duggan, q member of the 77th
 Division, was in New York Tuesday.
 Tuesday afternoon q representative
 number of people listened to Rev. l.
 A. Marsland at the town hall as he
 presented the work of the New York
 Tribune Fresh Air fund The cl,iIdren
 who will be sent here are from five
 to twelve years of age. The group
 will come on June 2S and on Thursday
 streets will be assigned to ladies to
 whom names of those willing to enter
 tain a child for a period of two weeks
 may be given. No child will be sent
 from New York that IS not in good | physical condition, as frequent ex-
 aminations are given before sending
 them. If a child should be taken il after arrival the fund makes all plans