Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

matter of the petition of the borough of | Dsnielson and ther East Brooklyn Fire 1 district relative to the recent advance in 1 rates and alleged inadequate service By i the Crystal Water company. Counsel in the case. have been given two weeks to 1 Gle briefs. t-. 1 At the final hearing on the matter William R. Hill of New HGven and S.
 | P Palmer of. Norwich, engineers ap- l bearing >at the request of the Crystal 1 Water company, testified among other i things as to the replacement value of ttie 1 water conpany's properties exclusive of 1 lands tools and such aincid entails. Mir. | Hill fixed the replacement value at $1se,- l property = of the company is taxed in killingly at sf7o,ooo, this figure notSin
 ciuding. of course pipe lines and hy-
 drants on the West Side, which is in 1 the town. of Brooklyn.; +.s lec
 ] Walter Mussrave. expert accountant.
 also, appeared as a witness at the final 1 hearing in Hartford. 5.4s~,.73 ,.s .s....-
 Sale. of fancy articles to. have been
 held at Mrs. Bidwelrs today, is. pos!- poned.-adv.; <. ..-S
 scorsner Arthur G. Bin wae at whit 1 mantle "Wednesday to conduct ;an inquest
 relative to the death of. Mrs. Ralph 1 Colvin, at St Joseph's hospital follow | ing injuries received one evening last
 week when the vehicle in which she was | riding with, her husband was struck by a motor truck of thefA T..sand T. com
 pany at a point on the highway near what is known as the Deacon Pratt i place, in the, town of Hampton At the time Y the accident occurred the truck was being driven by Everett Cobb, IS, who Hives; at -Kiilingiy Center. s :. I Following the accident. Cobb was pre-
 sented in Justice William C~ Oliver s court in the town of Hampton and sen i fenced to 3o1 days in jail on a charge 4 of reckless driving It being claimed that
 Justice Oliver exceeded his authority, .
 writ of harbsas corpus was obtained l by Attprney E. L. Darby in the! superior
 court at Putnam Monday of this week I and Cobb's release was brought about l. Upon his return here Wednesday aft.
 ernoon MT. Bill said that. his inyesti-
 gation at Pillimantic during. the day
 went -sno further than. viewing inc body I Of Mrs Colyin and Interviewing. Dr. ] F. F: Wilcox, medical examiner. as tt
 l the cause of death, which was Etven al
 a fracture of the skull. % F s3, ,a,
 The coroner stated5 that the inques
 at which witnesses will be exam.ned vii
 be held in Hampton, the stown iwher.
 the, accident occurred, during the earl,
 1 part of next week. Until that time. 1t i. ]. lsnot likely any further action will. b. I taken sin the case. ss flt.s Upwards. sf . seere sf bowling fan will go to- New Lonlon this (Thursdsy evening to see the second series of game in the match between Belcher. of NeI London and Barber rolled, Before
 gallery ef about 400 persons Belche won over Barber here on Monday even ing with total pinfa1l of 1927. in Il strings against ss4, margin of 4s fe Belcher @- rt,7 s;-.-z Barber said Tuesday afternoon that h hopes. to make a better showing att Ne, London this evening, and h this he ha the best wishes of the many follo,eei. of the game here who recognize Btrbe as .one of the best bowlers in Connect ! cut. ; Liberty bonds are bein9 ssId ct sas rifce pri Aest. by. seme holders in thil town who are pinehed for funds as th result of the slump in the ,teStile indus ! try. Some who have dispqsed. of Sthei bonds 3haye been .eut-bargained by : ir | dividuals who have made offers lowe ' than prices that might have been soh E tained at, the banks. Attention is bein called te sthe q fact that Liberty, bond E are excellent, collateral for leans; tha t they need not necessarily be- sold if on \ wants money; but may be put up a security ,at the banks, where reasons K ble loans will be made on thep. Tn difficulty is that many holders of Iibert ! bonds sfrdo. not know how valuable ths 1 kind of property is and, being shoi of money, are selling them fer less tha the market yalue without hrst! aseer \ taining what can be obtain ed on a. loa through them or- by selling them wher
 the, highest prices are efeteS., < es Delegates representing r. ea, srgaHixs ton made up of Southern New Engian Telephone CompaIe- employees were seT tertained at the home of Miss Katherir D., Aylward, chief operator; at her hon \ on Academy street, Wednesday ever \ ing .se.l. Foxes are reported ae being snusuall t nurieroH in territory hereabouts;, th1 4 season. The fur of the animAls is no ayproa ching prime and tsone light snoS N ares alltthat is, reedsdsto make the hun | ing of the animals more active. 2. ltGeorge A Benedict of ProyideAce VI visitor with friends iA Danitlssn Sc Wednesday. 'is -'', ss-H 1t There ,viIi be ' ne great white WY i Nti DaAielscn this Christmas season. Var ous cenditicns serve 'to operate again the earying out of q plan thatswas pe nzi uiars here fer azsfew yeel5. S;.s ri'. ss' G Mrs. A.! v.s weedworth vas report. "Wednesday as resting conafortabiy at
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