Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-17

AOABAANe f-nlwhA of Pythsas. Natchaag ledge. Nc az. meets in I. O. o. F. hall Tsdeeenaent Order of Foresters, Court Ezbrs. No. 3lss. meets at 2S Jackson We wsoaussu ot the world. wlilimantdc csruo. No. ss, meets in W. c. T. b. I haIl vaney street
 rueasav naxht is ts be Farmers and Manufacturers' night at the ChSmDer or csumerce and in view of this fact It IS s~nerted that a meeting similar to the cre held iast year will be held. The. Ezbsect last year was Daylight Saving and proved an interesting one. This year one of freatest interest Is to be taken up. A dsbate will be the attraction of the evening. The subject Is, Resolved, That Inc Farmer Is of More Importance to Ihss Community Than the Manufactur- err Professor A. W. Manchester, or Storrs. will open the debate for the farmers and a representative of the Con. necticut Manufacturers association will resuond for the manufacturers. free dIscussion is to follow the debate and points scored will decide the winner. An ether speaker on the programme is "Un- rfes Horace W 1inkham, prominent Rhode Island farmer. Invitations have been sent out to all farmers and grang- ers and to officials and overseers of the factories In this section. The meeting although on a question of great interest ln this section is not one that will tend to cause III feeling, but it's purpose Is to ptt the farmer and manufacturel against each other in friendly fashion Following the discussion lunch is to bt served. This meeting is the first of tht rnld-monthly meetings to be held du-lnE the coming months.
 wFIlfmantic stands well up on th' list of towns having large gums on de poslt at the post office in each district The amount at the local post office oi deposit January 1st was $173,511 O something over SIP per capita.
 Thursday evening January a7th, citi sens of Willimantic will again discus whether or not the sum of S1O,O0O shal he auproDriated to be used in the collec tton and removal of ashes during tn present year. At a recent meeting, cit zens, few in number. at the town hal voted the sum of 3,5eo for this work an a committee fom the common counci was selected to look into the matter an find out what other cities in the stat did in this line. Bridgeport was visite by the committee and after a carett stnry was made to the common counc
 
 money appropriated and that $1e,e0 would be the least 1t could properly b done for. If the voters of the city rt fuse to vote this larger sum the con mon council has requested that they vol to revoke the authority conferred 0 the common council to expend s35eo fC this work A small part of the aboN sum has been spent in the collection ashes during the past week and tn: he Gad fn ury. Opponents of the ash collection the city. and those who would vote u appropriation are said to be settir ready to speak their minds, and from a accounts the meeting will be a storm enc
 Those who love the sport of fshin through the ice havo had little oppo f'rHity to enjoy 1t this winter. Altheus i- ponds have coated over with ice mar of the larger ones present dangero1 possibilities for those chancing out thelr rinter covering. Only three mo aass oe ice fishing remain to the fshe men, as the law clamps down Janua 18th.
 Mrs. Leftie E. Gilman, of this cit deputy grand chief installed the office of Trinity Temple, No. 6, of Hartfor at their meeting last week. She was a sisted by Lillian Turner. G. M. of R. a C.. and Grand Manager Martha Snyd both of Hartford.
 Delss ". csnAnt was given g, prise on his fSth birthday Friday la when the girls In the department of t Holland Manufacturing company, pr sented his gold-headed ebony cane \ Conant has been overscer at the pls for forty-ive years.
 The dance at the State Arnory Si urtay night was we'll attended. Bot orchestra furnished music, the dance l Ing held under the auspices of Compa