Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23

The first dose opens clogged-up nos | trils and air passages of head; stops ting eight goals. Later in the season a winter league will be formed anon g the grammar schools of the city. AdeIard Roy and Miss Anna Johnson were married Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. J. J. Popil1on The witnesses were Eugene Roy. brother of the groom, and Miss Alice Johnson, sister of the bride. Upon their return New York they will make their home at No. 90 Oak street. Willimantic. The White Eagle Polish American band is the name of the new musical organiza tioh recently organized in this city. The band will be Scomposed of some thirty-six members who will have for their instructor Charles N. c. Wheeler, leader of the Willimantic American band. William c. Smith of the Employment Bureau of the Amer ican Thread company has been inStru- mental in forming this new band. Off, seph Nowak; secretary. 4. W. Ogaza- lek; treasurer, F. Serata. There is to be benefit musicale at St. Mary's hall next month, given for the new or Sanization. and some of this city S leading musicians have volunteered to appear.
 Company B, Third Regiment, Con necticut State GJfNrd, will appear in overcoats of olive drab this coming winter instead of the heavy blue over coats. with cape attached. that they have been wearing. Captain Frank F, Fenton received orders Wednesday af- ternoon from Colonel Charles D. Smith, comma anding the state quarter master department at Hartford order ing the local company to turn in their
 
 this time on wear the regulation olive drab, now used in all branches of the army. -.sa,z--
 team belonging to Arthur Lewis. of 40 North street, was struck by Ford truck owned by the G. J. Kirby night at. about 6.45 o'clock. Lewis was driving down Jackson street when suddenly he was nearly thrown out of his seat. as his wagon had been run down by a Ford truck. The au- tomobile suffered the more severe damages resulting from the crash. The matter was later reported to the po- lice.
 The car for hunting licenses has now nearly reached an end and the number that will -~ be taken out dur ing the remainder of the hunting sea- son is not expected to reach a total Of over fifty. The number of licenses issued this year is about $50. which is
 
 county.
 Town Clerk Frank p. Fenton has received a number of Connecticut Fish and Game books containing the laws for the season of 1919. These books were late in beir>- printed this year owing to the scarcity. of paper Any holder Of a license can become ac- quainted with the new laws by step ping into the town clerks office and helping himself to one of the law hi cI aff in of the window for this purpose. Attorney Perry J. Hollander sky, of New London. representing George KaIogine. also Of that city. en- tered a plea of not guilty for his client who was charged with violation of a statute in driving by a standing trol- ley car~in his automobile Sunday af- Lernoon, in this cty. Attorney Hollan- dersky called the attention of the court To the state statutes covering this act, ! and after the state had presented it's l testimony the court declared the case 1 dismissed. The law intends that past sengers should be discharged from the 1 right hand side of the trolley as they f are protected in this respect by. the l shall come to. full stop when over i -aking a trolley Enc conductor of the trolley was told to notify his | 'ellow worlsmen of this rule.
 Walter McN ufty of Fall River, who vas arrested Tuesday afternoar. fol- owing a complaint of q. resident of Nindham Center road. pleaded guilty o the charge of intoxication and was fned s5 and Tcosts.s He had stayed for me night atthe house of kindly person but on the following day had got drunk and was bothering the members ofZthe household. McNuIty old the court that this was the first 1 ime he had been placed under arrest.
 The following real estate transfers were recorded at the town clerks of ice during the last half of September:
 16-George E. Hinman to Marie A. renkins, land and buildings on high way between Wiilimantic and South Nindharn. + 16-George Subisky to Michael M. 3ucko. land and buildings. on Wind lam road
 16-George Subisky to Michael M. 3ucl1o, land and buildings on North Windham road
 17-Nettie W. fiinman to Marie A. Jenkins. land on Wfndham road.
 20-William NJ. Cummings to Dan el and Mary k. Tucker, land and on south side of Pleasant treet.
 22-Addison J. Greensiit to Jepherin >outu, land and buildings at corner of oearI and Valley streets.
 25-WiIliam Clinton Card to Alice 2obitaiIle, land and buildings on the highway between WilIimantic and