Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-08

H - cut side of the line have an eye out for the deer hunters this week. Much hunt ing is being done out of Southbridge and Webster, two towns near the Connecticut I border and reports of deer shot near the Woodstock line have been coming in from Southbridge.
 Mrs. Ruth Mcintyre Dadourian of Hart ford addressed the members of the Civic club at meeting held in the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday after l ncon The League of Women Voters was l her subject.
 | Leonard H. Healey, North Woodstock, secretary of the state board of agricul- ture va sin Hartford Tuesday on q busi' ness trip. :, The reappearance of big motor trucks engaged in transferring yarn from Mas sachusetts cities to manufacturirig towns in this vicinity indicate stte trend toward a revival of the textile business.
 Theft of cloth from, the Grosvenordafe 1 company led to an arrest and prosecution 1 in that village \ No trace has been found in this vicinity or the epidemic that is raging among dogs just over the border in Massachusetts | towns.
 The state board of equalization has
 added S30,009 to the grand list of the tewnJof Ashford and $50, ,000 to the grand list of the town of Eastford. l. Jakey addicts laugh at tke ruling which
 will require their having permit to buy Jamaica ginger, after Feb. IA. They
 know how easy it is to obtain the l l.quid | TNT and say that there will be limit
 less supply for a long time to come
 Rev. G. c. s. Mackay will begin his
 pastorate at the Broadway Baptist church
 Tn Providence Sunday, Jan. ?.
 County Commissioners Urgele La. I I0llr
 will meet at the Brooklyn jail today
 CWednesday). It is possible that some
 announcement relative to a successor tc
 Deputy Jailer A. s. Fields, resigned, may De made following the meeting There
 were 52 prisoners at the jail Tuesday
 eight of these being bound over to awai trial the superior court.
 Mission Group B of the Baptist churcf held a meeting Tuesday afternoon witt Mrs. Rufus Chase of South Main street The annual Christmas. sale and supper under the auspices of the Epworth leagu, fwas held in the parlors of the Methods
 church Tuesday evening.
 oscar swanson post, American Legion IsNorth Grosvenor5ale. will elect officers a a meeting scheduled to be held this week Il Henry c. Pierce of Willimantic was visitor with friends in Putnam Tuesday
 4 sale of livestock was conducted b,
 Wltter Brothers of Danielson at the farr
 of Fayette' L. Wright in Pomfret Tuesday This sale was made necessary through tn death of Mrs. Arthur James, whose hus band was in charge of the farm. House l hold goods Of the James family were in t | cluded in the sale also.
 William Clinton Manning, S1, for man years a resident of Putnam, died abou } l1.30 Tuesday morning at the home c MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Shippee of Putnar : Heights Mr. Manning is remembered b \ a number of Putnsm's older citizens a
 Tor many years being the proprietor of 5 carriage and sign painting establishment 3, | on May street He was also a veteran C . the Civil war MT. Manning was born 1, the neighboring town of Woodstock. Fl t leaves three sisters, Miss Julia Mannin 0 tof Worcester, Miss Charlotte Manning an - Mrs. F. E. Clark of this city, and his wifi | who is in very feeble health, also of th }, city MT. and Mrs Manning had tw
 daughters, both of whom died young.
 Mrs. Everett Reynolds, 52 Ring stree I has returned from 3, short visit in Water s bury. While there she was the guest ( y pr. and Mrs. Martin.
 8 MT. and Mrs. Calvin Armstrong of in s city were recently in Providence. M s Armstrong is track supervisor of the ! s r., N. H. & H. R. R. in this section, SUI,
 ceeding George Blythe. whoI has entere
 the employ of the sovernment