Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-29
Nerwieh Bulletin, WfI1imnatie oRics, ss Church street, Telephone le5.

Nsrwirh Bulletin. Wiiltmnatie oRics, ss Church street, Telephone leS.
 A. Linn Weatherhead and P. D. Dono- hue. registrars Of voters for the town of Windhzn, will be in session in August Tor the purpose of making an enrolment of the legal voters of the town.
 Anaax these in atsendazee at the an uuzl meeting and banquet of the Con- necticut State Bar association at the Ho- tel Grisvold, Eastern Point, Wednesday afternoon were Judge George E. Hinman, Attorneys Frank H. Foss, Samuel B. Harvey and Patrick J. Danshey of this city and Attorney Edward M. Yeomans of AndozeT.
 Mrs Thomas Greenwood has arrived at her home, 1o5T Main street, after spend tzE the past three months at her native hons, in England With her was her s.other-in-law. Mrs. Agnes Greenwood. rho will spend the remainder of the year h this city.
 DaE Warden Thenas !. Killoursy stat d "Wednesday that he has had complaints af three persons having been bitten by dogs in the last day or so and that in all probability the commissioner of domestic animals would order all dogs of the town u,uzzled during the remainder of the sum- rner months.
 Miss Gladys Hyde of Hampton has just returned from a trip to Jackson, Mich, . where she has been visiting friends. Miss ' Hyde. who is a graduate of the Leland Powers school Of expression in Boston, - gave a recital while in Jackson and was verE enthusiastically received. Before re- tuning to her duties as instructor of ex- pression in the Friends private school al n-H -1e sr-fT aTr f6o Gftr. dio camp of expression in Westehester N T., until Sept 1st
 What action the people of the city vii take in regard to the service charge o Lila Rockville -Williuiantie Lighting com pznS. which went into effect this week with the reading of ordinary gas rleteri and the collection of quarters from pre- payment meters. is a question. The pub lic utilities commission at Hartford eI Tuesday denied the netition of the GUS toners of the Hartford City Gas campan, ts prevent this concern from adding on ; service charge of % cents rer month This has put somewhat of a danper or the hopes and aspirations of local people who saw a rossibie chance to block th 1izn of the company here by appealing u Inc commission There was talk of {; meeting 10 he held hy the Chamber o Commerce 10 discuss the matter from al angles at the time the announcement wa made from the company office, about tnnath ago. but nothing came of it. has been since stated. however. that tn question will he taken u9 bv the loca body when it is seen how the plan work cut in othe rplaces.
 The compan-'s side Of the argument i presented with the statement that two thirds of the meters in use are of tn quarter or pre-oa yTnent tyne. the onl. charge being g cents a moath when n gas vzs used All meters will now b included on the service charge Of S. cent a nionth, which will mean an sdditioas FevsHue to the company of about S3A. .e9 sHHuziis-. if the present number of meter is maintained in this city and Rockville.
 The news of the stimulation sf astiFit, in connection with the doiags of the Sc eu-ities Exchange company of Boston headed by Charles Ponzi. is attraetinI soue attention here. as an agent Of tn company has been circulating among tn Italian and FTsnch-EReaking people of tn town for some little time and aecordin. -o reports he has been successful 4 least one well known young man becsm, f-srusd with faith in the proposition. a. -c withdrew his savings of $500 from recal hank and made the announcement that he was going to invest it in tn schema
 The ease of Louis FriedberE Of Nor uich. charged with reckless driving ol