Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
IN NORWICH F|fN YEARS AGO.

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 Ia astxaelvsnsss since the session of this convention last year. TEeye was the same dirty Ho6f, cTnarnehted with containers Of ashes and hais burnt cnels- The walls we're elnbell!shed ticket that did dufy last spring, afi6 Che sanliiar feee Of his ex- Excelleney ana present candidate (f6r govsYrorJ, Jstaee ?. Englieh, looked but from its tayniehe6 frame with such an exprebs ,. slpn of Aisk1iat ana stieh a eonseioue-
 less,cf stferA unpleasAntness that jt resuired no stretch of imagination te Rslasss 3ss !. that .ys sorns special srt,st haa tho .nf9ht af his last defeat. Tfie earIy birds were a pleasant and genial sort. mostly Tom the rural districts. whe beSniisd the unne with Eeasona'bie eesis E vefsatt1f and locked ahxieusiv ouf 6f the windbws and down at the door for more ceHapeny. About half past 10 Charles WifbeTforee Dsnison, 5t., stfoifed into the h4il, tSeK a fapid ifs ysnt6fy 6f inc dsiAkktes and started ihts the street te look up some mere recruits. Shortly afterwards they cefnfhehcsd coming ih by couples and ab6ut Ii o'clock the reqiiissts iti,nbef, inciudine MT. peAssoa. had put Iii an asaaaFahee.
 Bssssps F. Hewitt was nominated as
 candidate for senator from this dis. fEutsaay, March II. ttfe.--At aa
 adjcurhsd meeting Of the new sesas m l pefahee party which was held h l TfsaGway Nail Wsdnesday svenine, | with about 50 present, the foiIowina X
 resolutions were adopted;
 wbsrsaa. the iiesnse system as a
 means of 4uppgessirig iAtenaperanee.ss
 after 200 years of triai--has proved A
 chfapiets failure, therefore |. Hesoivs6, That we viii not vote f6f
 men wfe fAver that method of sun. Il pressing e~il, that our object in tfii
 movement Is not eehIsrn. We demand
 that men asking our suffrage sinai
 repfeeent uS on this vitaily importaH'
 question Of prohibition and the en.
 fcFfethert of the laws We hereby .giv,
 pfiheipie sis stronger than party ana 1 that we will not be put en by ans Ina einafy erisis. upesi tf,e eve 6R a. election. The meeting adjourned. The large shed at Binghatn's liver stable at the Falls came down with efash eboat 3 o'cloek Wednesday, af tefnoofi and smashed about Sg.D6 worth of buegies. caYryalls. hacks, etc that were standing beneath 1t. Th
 root wac about ioxse, with d grave covering. the weight, of which wit about s toof of Ice and snow was to
 much for the trrsses and they sde , a Friday. March is. is7o-@The s Patrick day parade, as we predicted vas bns ot the largest ever seer, i,i th city, A long line was, formed on tn , | Gfserefiiie rad indhisdiafeiy Eftef th i services n et. Mary's efi,ref. unAe , tre difectisr of r3r. Patrick e-sid, . ebsef fnaftbai. with q humber of a: . sistsnt nsafahair.
 There were in the procession oy ! | thousand five forty seven r,eoBie f : eetuaf count. and the procession va I half ar hstir passing given point : An enthusiastic csiebratien ineiue ! ing impressive services at St. Mary church, . rsaoister processiBh, and : hahduet st Breed hall marked Il 2 breaking Fro,ind for St. Patrick church. The procession was fornae i. arotind the site Of tiie new church. IT
 with the other clergy, took their pias,
 aoout midway between the residene, , of Jonathan 4. Pope and Rev. w. z Sylvester. A man stepped forwal with spade and cleared away u
 snow. Then John W. Murphy, with 7. few vigorous blows. drove the pic Q through the frozen earth and turn, I the first sod. The new church wi ' when completed, cost about s15o,0 900 !, Saturday. March is, Rs7o-Tv ]; boys. Charles and Elmer Bell, aged 2 and 10 years, while walking along tl
 hank cf the .Ehstucket river. near, | flatrsi fiiii bridge. missed their foc y ine ard slid down the steep roc h hank Into the swift current of ,o river. An ehdeavor was mAde to re