Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-24


 company, and when that case comes up for a hearing witnesses from among the insurance men may be summoned to tell just what basis their claim of deficient protection is based on.
 change from Class c to Class D rat ing means an advance of about one cent hundred per year on fire insurance rates to policyholders in Danielson.
 company.s carnival opened with a lively crowd at the state armory, Friday evening. The carnival is something of t novelty here and afforded much anuse- ment for 8 large number of young peo- pie, ali, of whom seemed to get great fun out Of visiting the concessions, from the entertainment and from dancing.
 Roscius Back, father of Judge Harry F. Back, who, with Mrs. Back has come here from Southbridge to live, is a for, mer member of the legislature of Con necticut from the town of Union, which | he represented during the sessions of 1891 tnd 1907. Born in Holland, Mass, MT: Back came to Mashapaug, village in Union, March P, 1882, and lived there for many years, holding several town Of fees For several years past he and Mrs | Back have been living in Southbridge. | Persons who have Sunday trips plan. ned will do well to remember that g l change in time is effective in the running l'of trains on that day. The soutibouht Sunday morning passenger train vii 1 leave here at 7.08 tomorrow. The boa train will leave here Sunday morning a 5.5s, an hour earlier than at present Sunday evneing the northbound traiI 1 will leave here at $50, and the boattrair will go south Sunday evening at 7.56.
 Manager ". E. Reach of the Connec ticut Mills baseball team stated that tn s,1, qn
 Paco Manufacturing company ha placed. orders for, the materials for tn erection of its mill on Furnace street Work on this plant will be undertaken, il the near future.
 The home garden movement is sainin
 recruits every day. Weather is hoidin
 back many who will till the soil this yea to help produce more vegetables, but tw
 weeks more will find many at wor
 fighting in the only effective way agaiRs the high cost of living.
 Members of the Pentecostal church ar
 fearful that they will lose their pasto l, unless they can find home here 1 which he may live. Rev A E. Gallup i
 pastor of the church. 4 canvass of tn l borough by church members who woui
 find. him a rent was being made FrIda! Touring cars have now been added | , the motor vehicles engaged in the pa.
 senger carrying business between Dal ielson and Putnam
 Another week will bring the pupils
 the graded schools another vacation at the end of an eight weeks period
 study. Rosario Bassett, who has been D: |. tieht at the Day Kimball hospital ] Putnam since he was injured by a fall n Goodyear, continues to improve. pr. F. 4. Taylor of Higganum is no ] resident physician at Goodyear, whe : the mill company is to fit up first a hospital at which i'll or injured en
 ployes of the company or residents
 the village may be treated.
 Treasurer Clarence A, Potter of tl
 Brcoklyn Savings bank was in Hartfo
 Friday on business trip. n Miss Corinne ouimette, 24, daughter r MT. and Mrs AlDhonse Ouirnette died. q Friday morning at their home in Wa d rcgan, where she was born and Whe c she las always lived.
 e1 Thr infant son of Mr:. and Mrs. Be D nard Garland was buried Gin Holy Crc 'l cemetery after a funeral service at
 tames' church, Rev. John Roux offici; Is ing. L. E. Kennedy was the funeral . ,- rector. IS d funeral service was held at St, , In seph's church in Dayville. for Anl l. CveFno, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fe n Cverno. Burial was in St. Joseph,s cs l. etery. L. c. Kennedy was the funel
 director. ."