Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-19
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 Y. D.'s have formed an organization of | their own in this city they are also in | favor of the American Legion, and .h>;r membership, 10 per cent strong l has joined the Legion <. Trustee for the coming three years | were elected Thursday evening at a | meeting of the members of the Metho- I dist Episcopal church of this city The members met at the church at eight o'clock and appointed D. w. Conant | chairman of the meeting and F. F; 1 Dayoll clerk D.. w. sIde and ID A. 1 French were made teifers and the Vot- l ing began. At nine o'clock sharp the | votes were counted and Chairman Co., I nant announced the resnlts- Those l elected trustees for three years were | F.. F. Cross, A c. Scripture and F. F. I Bradways and R. B. Browne was elected trustee for two years.
 The sugar situation in this. city is bad. This is the manner in which seV- eral merchants answer the questions ' of patrons. Many of the stores have been without sugar for ten or twelve days and have little hope of receiving any before the middle of next month. A few stores have a supply on hand and are dealing it out to customers in one or two-pound packages; others are selling one pound to a customer
 providing some other article is pur
 chased with it. In this manner the
 
 CTS from storing away sugar that could
 be sold to customers as needed. *Sev- eral of the dealers made the state ment that, after the government Jet the supply stored in warehouses out for sale sugar would begin to sell for about fourteen cents a pound.
 Hunting licenses have been issued by town clerk Frank F. Fenton, to six more gunners, Lorin A. Barnes, Roland W. Ide, Chauncey H. Wilson, Elmer M. LaGd, Percy l.. Scribner, and Felix Lessard.
 The WiIIimantic All Stars have cured the fast Hendee Indians of Springfield for the game this coming Sunday. The Fisk Red Tops were to appear at Recreation park Sunday, but owing to the delay of a letter this game could not be scheduled. Man ager Jack McQuillan of the All Stars, however. guarantees that the Iadians are as fast a team as the Red Tops the hurling for the local team and Patsy F'laherty who needs no in troduction to the fans of this city, will do the backstop work.
 Henry A. Bosworth of Eastford, who died at the Day-Kimball hospital, Putnam, Wednesday, following on op- eration for internal trouble, was a farmer also a well know cattle trader. He was twice married, his second wife being Alice Carpenter, niece of Judge 1i. J. Bowen of this city Besides his wife he leaves twelve children.
 Harrison E. TopLiff, for the past five and one half years experime ntal chem 1 ist at the plant of the American Thread 1 in this city, has resigned and i will leave tomorrow Saturday.. MT l Topliff is to be assistant superintend- | ent of the dyeing mercerizing and bleaching department Of the Kerr | Mills. at the Fall River plant and will | take up his duties there this coming | Monday. Mr. Topliff has filled his po- ] sition here with ability and his many | friends are pleased to hear of his ad- | Vancement. He was employed by the 1 Wauregan company before coming to | WiIlmantic.
 Charles L. Beach, president of the | Connecticut Agricultural College has l been advised by Attorney General i