Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-20

of this committee and director for Wood | stock Miss Dorothy Atwood of Waure- | gan is director for Danielson mad the ! territory thereabouts; pr. Joseph c. ] Hoppin is director for Pomfret, G. Law | renee Perkins for Putnam, Mrs. Marion Ream Stephens for Thompson, John J. Whitehead of this city is to be treasurer. Subscriptions to the fund are anxiously desired and may be made in installments payable on Jan. 15 of 1922, 23 and 24.
 District Deputy Edward w. Mullan will be at North Gresvenordale this (Thurs- day) evening to install the newly elected officers of St. Bernard council, K. of c.
 There was terrific downpour of rain about o'clock Wednesday morning. al- though of comparatively brief duration. Streams hereabouts have become very low, so the rain was appreciated. MerSll B. Keith, formerly of Eastford, now of Danielson, has been appointed l member of the state police force. MT. Keith is a world war veteran and saw service overseas with the 5sth coast ar i tillery.
 Frank Young of South Woodstock is recovering from injuries inflicted upon him by d dog said to be owned by Joseph 1 Sheppard of that place. Young's injuries i were so severe that he required treat ment at the hospital.
 | Walter Averill who died recently of pneumonia at Poughkeepsie, where he
 was engaged in the hotel business, for merly was a resident of Pomfret.
 Foliage all through the surrounding
 country is now at the height of it's
 glory. The colorings this fall are re-
 markedly fine all through this section of
 the county.
 Eugene Laviolette will conclude his
 duties as organist at the Bradley thea
 tre with Saturday evenings performance and next week will take up his duties at
 the Princess theatre in Marlboro.
 Farmers hereabouts are interested in the offer of the state board of agricuI-
 ture to supply upon application quanti-
 ties of picric acid for use in rock and
 stump removal and other such improve
 ment work on farms. The picric acid, a
 high explosive used during the war
 comes from the government, which has , allotted 2O,500 pounds to the state oi Connecticut.
 Rev. D. Brewer Eddy of the American
 Board is to preach at the morning ser
 vice at the Congregational church Sun , day next At this church. too, nex
 Sunday afternoon and evening. there i
 to be a conference of the Christian En
 deavor and Young Peoples societies o the county. Speakers of prominence vii address the conference.
 The police learned Wednesday morn r ing that a car, the registration numbe l of which was obtained, ripped runnin 3 board off the car of Nazaire Peloquin O School street Tuesday evening. The ca . that caused the damage did not stop. , During tha Denitential season jus 3 closed HebreAs of this city, conformn = to an annual custom of making generou s contributions for some worthy cause : pledged S1,S00 toward the national fun
 being raised for Palestine.
 , Public service car. operators are look ing for a rush of business in case of , 1 general railroad strike, figuring they wi 7 get numerous long distance trips. An all-day session is planned for tc 5 1 day (Thursday) by the League of Won 2 en Voters of the town of Thompson. Tn ; session is termed parliamentary schoc l and many things pertaining to tHe fra1 chise will be explained. Women of SUI = rounding towns are invited to attend th 5 meeting.
 Beginning Friday, assessors of tt
 town of Putnam are to be in session fc l. !. the purpose 2 receiving lists of taxabl Il property.