Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17

l a memory anyone who looks upon either | may have A few vampires on the screen may l possibly prevent other vampires who may 1 disguise themselves from doing real harm to Rev. Dr. Crafts son or count l l less numbers of other young men. At any rate one picture is not sufficient excuse for saddling upon the country a number l of new office holders for 1t would take aaany deputies to eHahle the aedEaI censoHs to perform the duties properly l The season of automsbfis .ecngestion passed without 3 solitary prosecution be- cause of the parking regulations How ever, 1t is a winter as well as summer ] local law, therefore is liable of enforce I ment at any time by direction Of the po-
 1 ice committee the chief or the whim of
 any police officer Practically all the automobiles that park in the time-re-
 stricted limits just at this time are local
 fly owned, and are not parked oyer thir-
 ty minutes in defiance of law and to 4n-
 vite prosecution; but the owners may not
 be quite so particular as iR the good
 old summer time when thene is actual
 congestion of automobiles, It Is said
 isome automobile owners have received
 lcards inviting them into court to answer to the charge of violating the traffic lrules.
 4 The ninth annusl public exhibition of !, the South County Poultry and Pet Stock
 association opened Thursday at the state Iarmery with large exhibit of poultry. turkeys, gees and ducks, as well as Hpe- cials in pet stock The judges are Harold
 Tompkins, Newton Rash, Daniel }. Lam ibert and A. J. Richards. They com menced their work just as soon as the ? show opened and before the day ended the winning ribbons were in place desig- hating the high grade birds, There is no admission fee, as the purpose 4s to : draw large crowds and increase the in- z terest in breeding of high standard stock
 VI Lady Leslie Lodge elected sfrieefs as # follows at it's annual meeting and tiaey e will be installed by Miss Mary Rankin. tot l. Groton: Jessie Peabody, chief daNgn- e lter; Bessie Stilman, sHb-chief daugh- y ter Jeanie Senior, past chief daughter; o Isabelle Savers, chaplain Bessie Rear r. don, treasurer; Jessie Hoadley financial y secretary Annie Tough, recording sec.
 lretary; Christine Andersen, conductor a Elizabeth FiHdiay. inside guard: Mar = garet Tarbex, outside guard Clara Smith 1t pianist; Annie Marr, trustee fer thre, ts years.
 II Adjt. Gen. Charles W. Abbott win D, le opposed for reelection in grand commit ,e tee Of the legislature next month by Col d Charles T. Glihes, former quarterrnaste ss general and identified with the fedora 70 war department during the world war IS Colonel Glines Thursday anneaneed tha l- he was . candidate for the place, hayipl Tt consented to the wishes Of his friends t In make a bid for the office. Adjatan m General Abbott stated that he would b re a candidate for reelection to the effic ld which he had held for several years vine
 the grand committee session comes, prob sd ably the latter part of January. Co n- Glines was euartermaster general of tn ht state for about seven years leaving f " 1918 to enter the federal service in Wash ct ington. He was division quartermaete of there, attached to the Eighteenth divi st sion, and while there was pronetAd frpr tn major to lieutenant-eoieRei. g1 Local Laconics
 ,ej The Westerly CaledoniaH society
 planning for the celebration of the birth L day of Robert Burns
 D James Cesenza and Miss Laura Morey :. were married Thursday, by Key, Jehi a5 Keene at a nuptil mass in St. Michael h church. They were attended by Franl sa fN:gro and Mrs. Angelina PeIdino. ii The Post road, from Westerly to 2no-l IF acontaug is now open to traffic. " School Committee Thomas Hope is n, Canada on a visit