Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-03
s7uvsnir W. H. Taylor has receive,

street, Frank Scott dwelling, $1o dam March 2a-4.58 g. m-Box 48. Mo
 ran and Ennis garage Mechanic
 street, $500 damage.
 March 24-1.27 D. m, Box 52, Broad street, St. Alban's 'rectory. $1200 dam
 age.
 April s-7sS a. m.. Box 36. No. Main
 street. c. II. Pellet residences; chim- ney.
 street. Wilfred Roireau dwelling; April 1o-1.8o p. m.. box 14, Carter
 street, Wilfred Roireau dwelling; May 5-11.2o a. m. Box 24. Main street. A. E. Wilmington building, $10O damage.
 May s-9.1O a. m.. Box 28. Main street, false alarm.
 May 6-6.16 D. ms tel. Box 8, Riv- erview; grass fire.
 July 12-10.50 D. m.. Box 15. Dyer street. Elzear Blanchette dwelling, $50 damage.
 Aug. 14-1o.4O a. m, Box fl. Ma torski bakery. off Franklin street, $500 damage.
 Dec. 1s-7.45 g. m. nox S3. Main and Winter street, Walter Musgrave | residence; chimney; no damage.
 Rose of Lima council, K. of C.. which presented a minstrel show of surprising excellence at the Orpheus theatre New Year afternoon and evening, will net about $500 from the i venture.
 The parish meeting and supper of St. Alban's parish is scheduled for next Tuesday evening. The reports for the year will show
 that the parish has been prosperous in every respect.
 While engaged in harvesting iec near Dayville, Superintendent Oliver i Bassett of the town farn, fell and 1 broke two fingers.
 1 Following the rush of the Christ 1 mas season. operators at the local of 1 flee of the s. N.. E. Telephone com | pafly held a holiday party at the tele l phone building Friday evening and
 exchanged gifts. Refreshments were ! served, the evening being one of ex- 1 optional enjoyment for the operators and other employees of the company 1 who were gathered there. 1 At the home of her brother in law 1 and sister, MT. and Mrs. Albert Reed 1 Tn Woousocket on New Years day, i Miss Mae T. Wetherell, daughter of Vernon IT. Wetherell of Danielson. and George Crocker, of Providence.
 were united in marriage. MT. Weth-
 ereil. father of the bride. and Mrs.
 Ethel Spaulding Of Danielson were i among those in attendance. BIr. and 1 Mrs. Crocker are to make their home
 in Providence. The bride has spent practically all her life in Danie1son
 and Mr. Crocker, who is a travelling
 salesman for a salt concern is very
 well known in eastern Connecticut.
 In going down to defeat before the 1 Nutfnegs Of Hartford the Connecticut Mills basketball team lost 40 to g 1 to one Of the finest teams that ever 1 has played here-a quintet of strap l ping big and active players who were inarvels in action.
 | Manager Reach of the Conn. Mills
 team said Friday that he is pleased | with the patronage the fans here are
 giving the home team. and regrets . that hereafter, owing to requirements that war tax will have to be Charged m connection with admissions to fu- | ture games, this meaning all increase I of five cents in the price of tickets. l. Mrs. E. c. Conklin and son, Samuel of. Elmville, have returned from New 1 York, where they visited, New Years i day, with Mrs. ConKlins son Harold !. who is in the navy ands serving on the | Nevada. Mrs. Conklih and Samuel spent the day aboard the great bat l tleshiD and were served dinner there
 also hayine the opportunitv to inspec 1 the wonderful fighting machine. Tht l The Nevada is leaving at once fol l Hampton Roads and win then go t 1 the southern training grounds. off ti'
 coast of Cuba, for winter manoeu.
 vers. returning nort1 in May Harelt Conkiin enlisted in the naval seryie,
 after the c!ese of tho war.