Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-28

ing "to more than $10o,OoO each" in both real and personal property. George P. Sanborn, a New York attorney and brother of Frederick Sanborn, also was bequeAthed $100,OO0. A bequest of s10,- 900, one of SS,000, and fl of s5. GOO each are made to various friends and relatives, mostly of Paris. The decedent's brother, William Riggs, is the beneficiary of a trust fund to be created out of the resi- due, and on his death the principal pass es to Robert w Goelet of Newport, R. l., whose European affairs were managed for many years by MT. Riggs.
 Jacob Albert, manager of the Victory theatre in Putnam, was in New Haven Wednesday attending the convention of the Connecticut branch of the Moving Picture Theatre Owners association, of which organization he is vice president. David Smith of the Bradley theatre also attended the convention.
 Roy E. Jones, poultry specialist, and P. A. Campbell, dairy specialist, both from Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs, were with Frank L. Davis, agent of the Windham County Farmers asso- citation, on Monday. The day was spent visiting dairymen and poultrymen in the towns of Thompson, Woodstock, Pomfret and Plainfield.
 
 Hit makes one long time-height ten, l twelve month, mabee, since Hi write sometings for your valuable papers Hi ham not much hans for write, and l Whew! haint she hot like someting fierce But Hi been see by the Bulletin Norwich | papers that my hole frien Pierre Petac | has been return by Canadar to Daniel { son. Hi read what my frien Pierre she say in your paper two, tree day ago hun | der Danielson news columns. Monsieur Heditor, hit make me to laugh when Hi reads how my frien Pete she made crit 1 icise of some etyles what she see hin l that burrough wheer she is now hat. Pierre, Hi observe. she just get back by 1 Canador an she makes her surprise hat | what some of them young womens- l what you call him-chickens-hes bin wear for his summer costume. He makes much surprise habout noting she seem to | me. She halso tell how lots of young mems have to go by the doctors for to have his lamps treat for hye strains cause he makes so hemphatic observance hof those short skirts habove her knees hand his stocking roll way down below where his skirt she's stop himself.
 So, Monsieur Heditor, when Hi reads | by all that Pierre been write for youse 1 Hi hafe han idea to write by myself. Hi have been hobserve hin Putnam hall of dose ting which Pierre write about by Eyour paper, and one ting else by the
 ladies styles which he has not been seen by Danielson. Hi'll bet you by gosh What Hi see this morning would make
 one surprise up by Canador. by gosh yes! Hi saw a young womans, his name his Elsie, han she works by the hoffice oi
 an advocate here in this little city where Hi live for ten lots of years. On top of his head he was wear paper hat. Han
 by gosh she look fine. She was hall green
 like March 17th, but she was trimmed
 with orange color, not so good on St 1 Patrick's birthday, no siree She made
 him by herself han she his the first paper hats what pass by hour main streets hand hall the ladiee he is look surprise
 and his hies get green when she seee
 Helsie hand her new headgears, you car
 bet you my life on dat.
 Now has Helsie has his new bennett: hes no don't care hif someone's helse have
 one so long has she make by the frs ones so he tell to me, Joe Le3eouf, how he's make him. He's take one two, tret rolls of what he's call crepe papers wha he got by Denny's son. He's then mak' a roun top that he's look like ha bee! hives. Then he's take some green paper
 hand some orange papers an he's folC her all up in strips, and he's braid he
 
 place haround his bee hives crown, ant Iprestol jus like dat he's hat his hal 5 made Hits great idea Helsie has toll ] me, hand there's millions in hit she says Hand Hi say Yes han scratch my heads Hi been halter flask Helsie hif she fade, dem hat, han she say to me, ye mann, probably hif Hi don't carry on suns-shade, but hif Hi wear hit honly b, nights he's been hall rfSht, han sta pritee by long times But she say hi a she get wet, her hats, she mak her ruins and she halter go by make one more hand one more halter dat. for hit hi ] veree easee. Hi wonder, Monsieur Eedi s tor, haf any Norwich chicken yet Wea dose paper Bennett?
 Yours respectful,
 JOE LEBEOUF. P. S-Please make inform Pierr \ Petac read by this Hi have wrote you. JOE. The first contribution to be receive k by Mrs Walter J. Bartlett. chairman C E the committee that has in charge tn
 making of arrangements to bring Ne1 York children to this part of the stat for vacation, was made this week by woman who has offered to defray the ez penses of one child for two weeks, c two children for one week. The commit tee is this year having difficulty in rais ing funds with which to finance the UT dertaking Many people who took chi dren last year for two or more week are unable to do so this year, and it doubtful whether provision can be mad for many of the children. The commi
 tee, Mrs Bartlett says, has not given U
 hopes of finding money to bring u \ youngsters here.
 I Patrick Quigley was before Judr ! Mahlon H. Geissler in the Putnam cit
 court Wednesday morning charged wit
 intoxication. He was arrested at E o'clock Wednesday morning on Ma
 street Patrick apologized to the cou | for sleeping outside, but stated that ] h had been unable to find the door to h
 house, consequently. could not enjoy h
 slumbers underneath the customary roc
 Prosecuting Attorney Ernest c. Nor
 asked Quigley wheee he got his Iquc and the reply was "Pascoag." He to
 the court that he and party of frien went there Tuesday night. He declar
 that they had not gone purposely to g
 drink, but added that he had rare been to Pascoag without doing so. Wh questioned more closely, Quigley was clined to shift the conversation and ta
 about his family and son who is nt
 in Germany with the American fore Judge Geissler sentenced him to 30 ds
 at Brooklyn, with costs.
 A runaway with resulting dana
 slight took place early Tuesday night
 man driving a pair of horses attached
 light wagon came down Main stre
 Not far from the Congregational chu1
 the pole between the horses broke a T t0 run Ina