Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-11
PUTNAM

When the superior court comes in here today Wednesday,, Judge Marvin, pre- siding, the following cases will come up for naturalization:
 Joseph Santerre, Honore Lussier, Ma poleon Hetu. Hubert John Larose, Louis Weisinger, Arthur Cote, William James Potter, Albert Laurion, Octaion Miriam dette, A1hponse Telesphore Hamel, Eugene Eamel, Philza Courtemsnche, EmfIien Breaut. Adolphe Desisrdins, Omer Ferland. Albert Franz Muller, Wladyslaw Wincenty Galenski, Otto Frey John Tomko Joseph Lord, Auron Sandloyitz. James Fitzgibbons, Oscar Pe- terson, Joseph Perrault, Jose De Mello, William Pigeon, Norrev Robert Hlsloq, Edmond Dugas. Patrick Fitzgibbons, John Savin. Joseph Beniamin Meunier. Hector Langlier, Joseph Neveux, W4lfred Lawson. Max Levine, Thomas Henry Cooper NOvifS LaBGnte. Horace Magnan. Ernet Brooks, Charles Orthur La vallee. Francois Xavier Lavailee. Odilon Gaudreau, Thoma as-Averick. Henry Mer- tier. Donat Gendreau. Frederick Basur, Phnibert LavaHee. nalphais Lavallee, Oliver Desautel, Philip Smith, Joseph Natorski; soldier petition, Adelard Per rault
 The majority of today's petitioners for c;,47 .rs : ;re subjects of Great Britain, while Russia, Poland. Portugal, Ger many. Austria Hungary and Sweden are represented.
 The twisting department of ihe Man , hasset Nanufa curing con'pa1y is now | operating nights as wei as in the day l time and the carding and spinning de- | partments are running oertime- About I half the looms in the big plant are now 1 in operation turning out tire fabric, of which this mill produces one of the finest 1 qualities in the country The activity l at the mig plant is highly pleasing to l business men as well as to the general | public Robert W. Bows. formerly of the Goodyear mills in Killinglv. is now the agent of the Manhasset company.
 Something that they would not relish ! would happen to the persons who are ! responsible for placing a dummy out al the westerly end of Woodstock avenue with a view to frightening automobi!ist: l into the belief that they were about tC 1 run over prostrate man. The driver ot | a public service vehicle reported the i matter to Captain T. H. Bulger Tuesdal
 and an effort will be made to ascertain 1 who is responsible for the hoax. Th'
 driver lodged around the form and thel 1 stopped his car in the belief that ht
 could bring aid to some injured per
 son. The trick is a reprehensible ont
 and easily might result in injury to mem
 bers of an automobile party through tn
 efforts of the driver to avoid runnin;
 over what he might suppose was a man
 Tax Collector F. c. Morse said Tues
 day morning that payments from proper
 ty holders aTe coming in so steadily tha
 he Is very pleased with the manner | ! which the assessments are being me
 Not all have paid, of course, but thu
 money is flowing in as freely as in oth
 CT years.
 The poHcp here are puzZIed over th
 delay in getting more definite informa 1 tion from Roa noke. Va. relative to
 car that has been held there for week
 and is believed to be the property o Dr. H. W. Thompson of this cHy. Tn
 car, a Hudson. was stolen here a yea
 ago next month and nothing was eve heard of it until few weeks ago whe a letter from Virginia official brough an inquiry as to whether such a ca
 had been stolen from here. There ha
 been some correspondence since then o 5 the matter, but nothing definite arrive at as to restoring the machine to Dl , Thompson.
 Included in the talk about the plan of the local tribe of Red Men to bull