Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
WILMA MANTIC

arranged by the teachers in other, pub lie schools and in the two parochial schools.
 wedneeAay nsrniag at q s,deck, the Kindergarten pupils at Natchaug Cram mar school gave the following programme which was witnessed by the parents of the children Jack Frost Fairies ca song, Jack Frost Is d Merry Little Elf; (b) Dramatization of Song; (c( Folk dance Leaves and North Wind (a1 Song Leaves Had . Party (b) Dramatisation of Song by Leaves and North Wind Snow Fairies and Dame Winter, Folk dance Farmers and Farmerettes (a) Folk dance, Oats, Peas, Beans and Bar ley Grow :" seng, Thanksgiving Day; song. Clap, Clap the Hands The Toy Store Gan imitation of various toys} {; song, Away in the Danger; song Santa Claus Puts On His Cap; (a) Dramatiza- ton of Song-
 There Is sBe marin the state whs at | least. had a chance to talk with the driv CT of the "vhiskey buggy" who gave the police in this section of Conn ectf- | cut a merry run for their meney, Mon day night H. ". Porter, of Columbia who runs a grocery store was the man. His story runs that. about s17 o'clock Monday night | Packard automobile pull
 
 CT came in and asked for ten gallons of gasoline, to be tut in the gas tank Sh a hurry. While A.r, Foster was do- ing this the man inquired the way ts Middletown and Saybrook and after be- ing told that the roads were bad -in parts of Hebron remarked to his com i panions in the car. Well guess we'll chance it, fellows" According to MT. Por- ter there were three men in the car, two of whom were in the automobile but their up-turned collars kept him from seeing their faces. The driver was me | dunn height, smooth faced, wore an ul- ster and a felt hat The car had | fl ont registry number but the rear num- i bHr was gone. The car disappeared in | tle direction of Hebron.
 | The car evidently was driven back to its starting place, Nby the driver who used l other roads to gain his ends.
 | About . week ago. The Bulletin print ] et s story about Samuel Chesbro of 1 Tilimantic digging potatoes in his gar | den, and the writer stated that Wiri- nantic could lay ulaim to the champion | ship for winter harvesting In this part | of the county. A man named Green. 1 V he lives down in Plainfield has reason | tt lay claim to 8 eater feat Saturday. l D acember IS, MT. Green took his moving m machine and going into the fields on his p 'operty cut the grass standing there s,ld left it over night to dry out. Sun 1 dty, December sth Cbut don't ten this I tt the. blue law harpiers ,. Mir Green
 vent into that same field and carted a qiantfty Of rood hay, into his barn The
 htY according to Mr. Green's neighbors
 is as good as any harvested in the sum-
 ner months.
 Now all will admit that willirnahtic
 ctln lay claim to the winter potato har-
 esting championship but NJ, Green. who
 believes in making hay while the sur shines has brought the hay harvest ihg championship to Plainfeld, SO it vii
 b. recesser-' tG strntnh n. .t,,,- . hi
 sHd say, windhani county lays claim tt Il winter harvesting cnarnp .onshop .ot
 H20. Anyone dispute this claim? The messenger coach of the New Haver | r'silroad that left the irons Tuesday nigha
 uhen being broken onto. one O the spare | tracks, in the local yard, was placed bacl