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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
in the preceding year.
His report follows:

To the Mayor and Court Of Common

!,
To the Mayor and Court Of Common
Council of the City of Norwich:
In reviewing the milk situation for
the past year I believe it is well to
bear in mind the fact that the war.
with its shortage Of labor, the high
price of feeds necessary Tor cattle, or
perhaps the absence of others. =
the farmers had used and considered
necessary. cannot help but affect the
milk supply, as it has affected other
Industries.
There were times during the year
when it was impossible for express
companies to promise quick delivery
OF shipments. which fact interfered
seriously with the test for milk. es-
pecially increasing the meteorological
test. ;,
This year there nave been LIS u
censes issued, several were refused IL
censes until thy complied With GER
tain regulations. and one was refused
absolutely. the quality being poor ana
not TO standard.
There is daily sold in Norwich
about 1000 quarts of milk and apou'
100 quarts of cream. This all comes
from the immediate vicinity
During the year past the milk in
spectofs has sent to the state labora-
tory approximately 32o samples "
! mill, and cream. taken from pfactl-
cauy all the sources OF supply an1
i from nearly all those that have Il
cense. There are several that COM
/ to the city and sell si<in-milk ant
! butter-milk, others that come once
weekly and sell perhaps a few quart
of milk. or none, sometimes. There j
no way of testing the former: the la
ter are difficult to find, but the mi
fdisposed Of in this way is small
amount.
The method used by tine milk in
sDector is to first take sample 0
milk and send it to the state laoora
tory for analysis. II this sampi
shows some defect investigation |
soon made and another sample l
taken later from the same source t
see if the fault is rrected, II TN
/ SABLE showed signs of watering. o
should there be reason to suspect tn
milk unnecessarily poor in butte
fat, official samples are taken with
view to possible prosecution. This ha
resulted in the past year in prosecu
tons for watering of milk and ha
compelled many milkmen to be NOR
careful to keep milk up to standar
quality.
The Inspector has inspected durin
the year. besides those mentioned l
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
new BUSINESS BLOCK FOR JE\NETT CITY

shows a low level of business mortal
ity Two petitions have been filed,
with liabilities of $6,S9S and assets OF
500. These figures compare with sey-
Ell petitions in the corresponding week
of 1918. with liabilities of $1S,695 and
assets of $10,90l and five petitions in
1918 with liabilities of $3.50 and as
sets OF 1868.
The real estate transactions in the
leading cities of the state reported in
The Commercial Record for the week
ing and selling the number of sales and
show an unprecedented amount of buy
the amount of mortgage loans exceed
ing all previous records by wide mar
gins. 1t would seem that the limit of
trading had been reached, but those
who are in position to forecast the
market with accuracy predict that we
have not as yet reached the peak.
The number of building permits is
sued in the cities of New Haven,
Bridgeport. Hartford, Waterbury, New
Britain, Stamford, Stratford and West
Haven is I'll, against 209 permits
granted in the same towns in 1918 and
259' in 1917 The buildings for which
the permits were granted in the past
$975.623 in 1913 and $577,6S7 in 1917.
While the number of permits for the
week is somewhat less than previous
years, a glance at the news columns
of The Record will show an unusually
large number of projects which will
soon figure in the permits issued. In
all the larger cities the volume of
building is increasing at an amazing
pace
Norwich had Is sales of real estate
the. past week to eleven for the same
week last year. The mortgage loans
for the respective weeks were $500
and $4,000.
In New London there were IS sales
of real estate last week to four for the
same week last year. Mortgage loans
for the respective weeks were sos. 600
and $12,900.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20

Cudworth & Thompson have com
-pleted plans for an addition to the
business block of It. A. Rioux in
Jewett City and the contract has
been let to Foy and Griffin, builders
in Jewett City. The addition is
frame construction and will be added
to the building on two sides, as the
present building is located on the
corner of Main and School streets.
The addition on the Main street side
will be about 14x40 feet and three
stories high and on the School
street side the added structure will
be 1Sx35 feet and three stories high.
This addition will furnish extra floor
space to the store on the first floor,
the dance hall on the second floor
and the Masonic lodge room on the
third floor and will also give room
for several offices.
The work on the Ashland Club
house at Jewett City is well along,
the walls being up and the roof on.
Peck McWilliams who are doing the
work will start on the lathing of the.
interior this week and plastering will
soon be started by the contractors
! At the Ironsides Paper Co. in
Thamesville carpenters and painters
are at work changing over the in
terror of the mill and installing some
new machinery The floor has been
relaid and the partitions removed
and other alterations have been
made.
The work on the Old Second
crossing and the exterior work of re-
modelling the building into a three
fiat apartment has nearly been com
pleted. The old French roof has
ben taken, off and raised so as to
make the building three stories in
stead of two and one-half. New
window castings have been set in
place and three piazzas added TO the
rear. The buildings is of brick with
the exception of the added half
story which is of wood. Excava-
ton work for new sidewalk in
front of the buildings has been
started and the interior work OF the
building is underway.
The garage for Goudreau &
Donais at Tafts station has been
completed by Contractor P. f.
Sweeney and is ready for occupation.
The building is one story high with
basement. The roof is of tar and
gravel and the exterior finish is of
! spIatter- dash work. In the basement
| VIII be located the repair shop and is
large enough for the accommodation
of seven cars and machinery. On the
main floor the interior finishing is
in hardwood, there being four
| foot wainscotting about the room and
hard wood floors. This main floor
will accommodate fifteen cars.
Work on Ring Bros garage is
steadily progressing end the wal1t
to the addition in the rear of the
building on Chestnut street have
bene raised to the top Of the frs
floor windows and the sills for the
windows and window casing have
been set in place. On the old build
ing the iron work for the doors ant
windows has been set i'll place. Con
tractor P. T. Sweeney is doing thu
work.
The Connecticut Engineering an
4 Contracting Company Of this city ha
received the contract for bulldog
J retaining wall OF Putnam. It viii b
about zoe feet lop@ ten feet wide a
the base and tarc 81, 10 three at tn
top. The work. which has bee
ctarted and viii require eight to te
weeks. is being done for the stat
highway department.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20

from cans.
The fundamental principle Of pure
milk I believe rests on individual
cleanliness in the peron caring for the
milk and on proper cooling; to learn
this requires time and patience. How
ever, this can be greatly aided by san
itary barns free from communicating
manure piles, yards that arc clean and
dry, stables that are well ventilated
milk houses well removed from barns
The millnen in the past year have
shown that, in spite of the unusual
hardships they have undergone, tre5
can produce milk that is first III
quality. [ believe on the whole Il bet
ter supply has been sold than the pre-
vious year.
The supply of milk as it comes int
the CITY is fresh: it al come fro;'
farms that are near the city: -
barns for the most part are KEPT s.
GOOD condition; the milk is handled ,
men who are willing 10 do all the
can to produce a clean aqd wboiesoa {
milk. The milk supply is good AID
wholesome, the supply Is plentiful"
, Lilrre are chances Of Improvement
! which i'll the future will certainly De
/ carried out.
/ A. c. FREEMAN. NJ. p.
| Milk Inspector.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20

the previous paragraph, about 70 dalra
les and nearly all the stores where
milk is sold at retail. These diaries on
the whole are kept neat and clean.
The most common cause of milk be-
low standard IL fat is due to the i'm
proper mixing of the dairy milk. This
has been overcome by having the
herd tested. the cows giving poor milk
found out, so their milk could be
mixed with richer milk and thus
make a good milk; or the milk from
the entire herd has been mixed. max
ing q uniform mixture. The latter
way is the more preferable. and soon
, l believe will be the only way.
The meteorological analysis of milk
the past year has showed the follow
ing conditions: 81 samples tested 1907
| 600 or over: about I tested over l.
| 100000 These latter cases were all
investigated, the fault found and cor
rected. and i'll all cases subsequent
samples showed milk IL proper condi-
ton. Several times shipments Of
milk were delayed in transit. giving
/ time for the ice to melt. the milk to
| become warm. and thus the bacteria
| increased by leaps and bounds. / or
! these the farmer cannot be held re-
! sponsible A great majority were an
der 100, 900, which indicates fair milk;
| OF these more than tEree-tourthS were
! under 10000, which indicates good
milk; and there were many that went
! below 10000, which indicates eXcep-
tional care in ha filing the milk. III
! considering the ARCHAEOLOGICAL test |
! did not take into account those SAM
/ pies in which the count was high OBJ
yiously from delay in shipment and
temperature.
The average butter fat test is
1round 4 per cent. Thirty samples
) turing the year went below the lega
tat. standard of G.25 per cent. These
cases were all investigated and the
fault corrected.
The cleanliness of the milk showed
that more than half of the samples
tested So per cent. clean or better;
were 100 per cent. clean; only 10 were
below so per cent clean-I believe ar
exceptionally good showing. Thi.
cleanliness has been largely the re-
suit of the use OF straining throug
layers of cotton in a specially design
ed strainer.
The careful analysis of the mill
sold in the city shows that there j;
milk sold in the city as good as one
Lean get anywhere, there is milk sole
/, that can be greatly improved, in the
handling and caring for it from the
time it is MIXED until it is deliveries
: to the door AS "a rule milk sold il
l bottles tests better than that sol(
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
Trolley Conductor Injured.

Conductor Jonn Igoe 50, probably
is in q critical condition at the New
Britain General Hospital owing to Il
fractured skull. received by falling
from q moving car Sunday. at New
britain. 1hb exact cause of his fall
ing is not known. The accident hap
pened in that portion of South Main
treet between Edison and Ellis
streets. There was TO turn or defect
In the track 10 cause the car to
lurch. Conductor Igoe has been in
the street car service fer thirty
wears. lie was working on the cars ii
the old horsecar days. He is m&r
ried.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
NORWICH BOY GOES WITH
TROOPS TO GERMANY

Rowland D. Hill of Harland road re-
ceived word Monday from his son,
Captain Edmund w. Hill, U. S. A, that
he expects to sail today (Tuesday) for
Frnace in command of company of
replacement troops to relieve soldiers
of the army of occupation in Germany
who desire to return home. Captain
Hill was until recently commanding
officer of Company G, 18th Infantry,
which for several months past has
been located at Camp Hill, Newport
News, Va. A short time ago Captain
Hill was relieved of his command at
Camp Hill and ordered to proceed to
Camp Meade where he was placed in
command of the replacement troops
| which he is now taking to Germany.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
CONNECTICUT BUILDING
AND BUSINESS

The exchanges of the Hartford New
Haven Waterbury aud Springfield
clearing houses for the week show
substantial gains as compared with
the figures for the like week Of the
year 1918.
The record Of twelve new incorpora-
tions in the state during the week.
with authorized capital stock of $242-
600. compares with ten new companies
for the same week Of last year, with
capital of $657 GOO. and seven com
panies in 1911. with capital Of $117,-
eco
The record Of bankruptcy petitions
field in the State during the week
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
REPORTS MILK SUPPLY
IMPROVED THIS YEAR

In his annual report to the common
council meeting Monday evening milk
inspector A c. Freeman stated that
there is sold daily in Norwich about
loco quarts of milk and about 109
quarts of cream. This all comes from
the immediate vicinity. and the in
spector gives it as his opinion that the
supply is good and wholesome. the
supply is plentiful and on the whole
as better supply has been sold than
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20

The rainfall Saturday as measured
AT the water Office was 38 of an inch.
This makes the third rainfall of the
month.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
MiDDLETCWN.

Work has been started on an ad-
dition to the garage of W. S. Reynolds
on Hamlin ST. the cost of which will be
about $500,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
Summoned Holmes Case Witnesses.

Summoned Holmes Case Witnesses.
Deputy Sheriff Herbert e. Draper
was busy here Monday afternoon
summoning the witnesses for the
state in the trial of Royal G.. Holmes
to be in New London on Wednes-
day at the Superior court at 10
o'clock in the morning.
If silence is golden, garrulty must
be copper.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20

WHEN YOU WANT to put your Dus-
mess before .he public, there 10 ne
medium better than through tn, AZ
vertisinE columns OF The Bulletin.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

Ii q Al NO TIC
COPY NOTICE.

Notice 8 hereby given that The reg
fsiar annual meeting ~ tire stoeishald
cis &c Tic paniel HaNts company 81
idaho vii be hold al tic office II lilo
said company a the Idaho building in
The Cts If 5oisa county of Ada, State
I'll ldaha. IN me 10TH das af February.
1919 1T 70 O'Clock q. IN. Tor the purpose
among other things, Of eteeung difee~
tors fer said company and for the pur-
pose of ffaHsaetias ans ether business
that my come hefore said meeting.
Dated January la, 1919.
THE DANIEL. HAYES COMPANY
or IDAHO.
BY Louis 4. eourtncr secretary.
ADV. I30
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

Nor tie one that lives n Asia, Sc
laughed Jimmy Lizard Tes rail
'eroaking recko because he croaks Is
like a frog. Then one Of nv cousins e
~ like your flying squirrel He has
wtnF-lfse expansion of the SKIN
widely xehhed feet and can lear fee
one tres 10 another
And quite q funny creature he Is.
be sure. said sauesdee- Don't fer
your oriental coMsnI"
II should say not" laughed 1lmn
Lizard. Hes the funniest looking g
all lie wears a large quilted collar
rift all around his neck na his hesd
a crest deeply naented ara doWa
hack fram head To tat, IS full rssEs
shat looks 1ust Ike claak lie mz5s
have some time of It when he swafaH
hs clothes
Why ! never heard Of the Ike
clair1cd Dicky
Surely, we aI swallow or castsef
clothing replied Jimmy lizard
our tails get broFen or ~ inst Fr6
another But hers I stand fHilziHR #Ef.
] should be an nv way So ein9 dtan
Brighten you. ALWAYS remember tHa
lizards will never hnrn Yoa unless Sc
ecrner them and show fight first BIZ
ding nicky and Sdueeaee good
iimmy Lizard gltded away under d
le7ves.
"Wel1. Of al funny crsaturesla *
iMed Dieky. hut when he turned
Wn5 S4ueedee bad disappeared. too
Taktag care nor to tramp vi ary of
Nr lhttle woodland folk. DieBy q3lssIt
hone and tef8 his mana all abo1
ag Lizard and lis relatives
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
9ood5N!qht
e S1oisla1
g. aA-eA~sA~~
DIcKY MEETS A NEW FRIEND.

~ NE day As Dicky was on his way
home from the store no saw a
queer looking thing run across the
path just in front OF him and glide IN
der leaf
Now what in the world was that"
ne laughed Looked like leaf blow
ing over tho ground. but I'm sure Il
couldn't be leaf"
why are you SO surer' asked a
squeaky voice. and Dicky's little eiAn
friend. squeedee. hoped up in the path
beside him
Because there's no wind TO blow Il.
replied Dicky. "But say. saueedee. tel!
me what was Il that ran across the
path. anyway"
Mr. Jimmy LIZARD replied squee
dee But don't be frightened. he's per
fectly harmless Here. Jimmy" he
called. and out from under the leayes
there crawled the funniest looking Great
nre Dicky had ever seen.
It's coat was Just the color OF dead
leaf. and its diamond eyes sparkled as
looked up at squeedee.
. did Brighten your" he laughed mer
rfly.
No, indeedt' replied Dicky, only
thought you were dead leaf blowue
across the path
That's because my coats that brown
ish graz" he laughed. II much prefer
its color to that OF my cousins. Some
of them dress terribly sag-crimson.
orange and green. Then there's ray
cousin, Miss Chameleon. who change
the color OF her dress to match TIA.
what shes clinging to-"
I've seen her many times" repl
Dicky. but I've never seen crlnlso
one"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

FORD touring. 1917; fine shape.
Maxwell touring. 191S; like new.
Dodge touring. newly painted.
maxwell touring, 1916. oNerhaaled.
Overland roadster, d real bargain.
Chalmers Six. a splendid car.
Maxwell ton truck. worm drive.
Ford truck, good buy.
FORMS IL desired.
HAMMOCK MOTOR SALES co.
10t2 Grove St, Bnise, Idaho. t
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
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PERSONAL

THE New Freedom. Fred Floods paper.
Is the most influential paper in Idaho.
as II voices the opinions of the ranl<
and file OF the Democracy or the
state. A party paper, but above all 4
loyal American paper. $50 per year.
Every voter should read 1t. J3o
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

BAD debts collected anywhere In the
United States. No collection, no
charge. Don't be without money
that Is due you. We furnish refer
ence and bond; write or call at once
for free plan. Do it now
NATIONAL G. EDITORS ASSN.
z45 Soma Block. Boise, Ida. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
SITUATIONS WANTED

HARDWARE man and machinery
salesman; steady aud dependable;
best of reference; can do anything
around hardware. Address 2470. care
Capital Meas. J29c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

BBAI5S secondhand store, 61a Main
-. Goods bought. sold aud ex-
changed, If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

WANTED At once. twenty additional
trimners M orr Meridian evafor-
ator, good wages. M previous RI
perience required. Phone Or call
Idaho Products Company, Meridian
Idaho. To-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
FOR SALE
Automobiles

STITpEBAkER 6, T-passenger. 1915
fine condition, 5000 miles, good tires.
spot light. extra equipment. 5000 on
terms. +, r. Fisk, Caldwell, Idaho
Fsc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
FOB SALE
iaHa75i-lIfa
Automobiles

GRANT SIX Machine SHOP Will put
yoaf auto q truok Il tip-tup shape.
Fall equipment u overhaul Ill moa-
els. Expert workmanship. Reason !.
able prices. 206 to IL South Tenth
street. tr
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

CABBAGE CUTTER SIX KNIVES
Slices all vegetables rapidly; excellent
for potato chips; prepaid $1.00. three
for $500. Lusher Brothers, Elkhart,
Ind. F10c
l GOLDEN oak buffet. good as new;
cost $50; our price S35. jenkins Fur
niture Co., Exchange Dept If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
LOST

LoST-on Monday. the 10th. between
The dam and Caldwell and Nampa. a
II gallon iron kettle With a cable for
bale Finder please notify l.. X.
Deck. Route 3. Boise. Fl
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

EoR sALE-A few bundles of clean
cid newspapers; leo IN a package.
suitable tor under carpets. starting
fires pantry shelves etc; &c bun
die. Capital News office. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
HELP WANTED
Male or Female

STENOGRAPHY, BOOKKEEPING.
Idaho Commercial College. Phone
25S6-2590. FIG
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

WANTED Batteries to recharge and
repair expert work, honest dealing.
prestolite service station. 90 Idaho
81 If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

PRUNING done by experienced man;
Young orchards i speciality. Phone
GIN. F2G
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
FOR RENT
Houses


FOR RENT-r'our-ro room house, 116
jefferson St, $500 per month. Phone
Frank Nourse 2150-J. F3
FOR RENT Small house on corner
lot. Good location. s3 per month.
Call 141S-J. evenings. J31
FOR RENT
Apartments
FOR RENT-Furnished apt Phone
192a-J J2S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

CHEVROLET and Chalmers touring
cars, in good condition. Idaho Tire
& Rubber Co. FL
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

Buy WHERE your dollar has more
cents. Furniture, rugs. stoves and
ranges. Tile Company store. BOG
Gus Idaho street. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
HELP WANTED
Male
Miscellaneous
WANTED

lave YOU a Liberty 6ond, paid for or
not paid f5r that g5n want to sells?
1ail at 245 Soma block. ia
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
#UsEDacARS

FOR SAl.E-Second hand Ford cars.
Il. II. Bryant & Son. Z
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

l MOUND Gity malleable steel range.
lids and Mater front. good as new,
Al q bargain. Jenkins Furniture Co,
Exchange department. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
HELP WANT ED
Female

~-~--~~--~s~~o1>~.c~~c1-~s---
WANTED Pastry cook and cook.
Ladies only. Idanha Cafeteria. J29
WANTED Waitress 1T ldanha cafe
terra. IT,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
-
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE one Criterion incubator
and one old Trusty incubator. Jones
Furniture CO. zoe Main st. Fl
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

WANTED Rabbit and other pet stock
breeders to know that Judge Gibson
will not register any stock outside
the show room at the pet stock and
poultry show held III Caldwell, Feb.
10 6. Address your entries to j. w.
Erwin, Caldwell Ida. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

f0R sALE-Registefea Shorfhorn
bulls. ~ II. Robertson. Nampa
Idaho If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

FRESH meats and poultry Ransom
Mere. Co. Cor. 9Th and Idaho. Phone
Sol. IA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

For sALE-Gaselno engine, eight
horse power Stefef, hest IF eonai
ton Box ~. III, Nyssa. ore J29
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

FOR SAIE-A three horsepower De
troit gas engine. good as new; one
oight-foot Dempster mills and j 80
foot 4spost steel tower. q. Is. Hum
phrey. Meridian, Idaho Jea
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
WANTED
Miscellaneous

WANTED March u room modern
furnished house in good location.
Address 24SO, care Capital News, rs
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

- NE day as Dicky was on his way
home from the store no saw
queer looking thing run across the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28
FOR SALE
miscellaneous

FOR SALE First class furniture ef
S-room house. including Steinway
piano, 1920 State. J2S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-28

WHEN looking for real estate or
trades or any kind see c. II. Bays
Eagle, Idaho. II