Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
NORWICH Bgq4EEIN
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What Is GcFsx >on Tonight. \ 7senevosezst and Protective Ossfer Of hfsisls, wiiihnantsc iodss, No. t;rfl. i,feets.
 Eastern Star lodge, No. A, \. r. 4S "a M.. meets -at Masonic hal.
 On hundred and fifty members of the Ffiiimartic -crasroer of ~ec4innlerce >stt tent- v the first reytffar sfsll 4reetlttg i1eld Euesthzy nsglz- st the 5Issil ~ch -3fasih street ez30yinss 6 delightful supper served 'sst Sf5 o'clock by the Girls FrtrfIly -socteey tf Et. Pssslss church, PoHowfnzy supper he usual business vvsas transacted. Vice elresadent Prank RaEerty cccuvylfrg, the ffsair Tn [he shsence df President Char, sfF. Hill- 0eorge F. Taylor of the Slf<ftT- Der Of Cofnmerce Really company, Ire lpcrted that more members should aId lh tzskiFg srock in The company winch owns tchs cllanaber of c0tBmerce ttuiIGing. The ketsction of directors Of fne Nconpsuy took place Rfter 4lfe ifoRsisrfnelilg 'cOTrtrsittee. FFiniam P .Ioalsn. F. GiiBt0h EEsthrop fsnd Jsues F. Fw0rnE.s. drought n the Following nssTHes; eieorre r. Taylor, Hirstll tsarrabee. John F. Reilly 5oah F. BEi<sk, itrIuries E. .f,Isesibrs -NntIrsN tRUuz snA fsleor-e HinHan. The report of the sreaE- lr-sr showed a a,alance Of s40s.s9 ~ah hsnd. iitahilisies were s3o.5tS5 VI which Flie .s.=- tCdrity was the baihiirra-
 | Ina fhe -comaIittg,. .7ssrurts. N ,G Norris ks-oisr oc the pHSnTrHces buoming wsiiif- lnputIe as an -sseai plact flor inthrsenies ltb Tse-is- Tnasz -folders eri, tO he ssHt tIitt l-o rrall sisies 1iy -neryIsasts sfid il1trstt'Hs furrr sl tlIe -uicF eSausge F g'Hsaldt Ers- Fir7eu c1as "a ssEsInpins concern ~sfsAeA kn iegata -irgrs -1ra Rsslsd FBr e -stetiistl t5f Sil nm. T-rc craff- -s1uunissPa sgreeH 70 sreet thrr hs,t yvtss. .essghl to T7gIse Sb ,hrb
 a communication fraEn Washington, D. t relaxing % the act6h cf rhs t1>sda iirffior iu endorsing S3l TsIrN-A-Enr1itsstr- ,Irsz,is-yoaass-oaI aIEzpssssn Ta4 -rsrG sgnd .aI-- E-rrHa
 am riIrtddn ao1 sciasa1o lr ESrrlslR lt WIS; f-seed .b loud -a-i nrzssi',- ;s'snpsre- co e,tl- -r organ szaElisrns in ,rigriHe t.fe a7-rri<tic} Nlzy ci.iaf-stiub oer1- A ccy~uittee gl an VII ll selUnluyca ly H.. -Safterec.
 u,h. ules-fne was then curr,ef over 70 IN- C Nulz-s who i-zrnructed c, A 1c 1ctrhril s-rzss--iirs .I1sszs- df tbs Harrf 9ra rfs..sziuu os he New Haven railroad. Mi 1Trche-- told CT the Ina-iy Improve uenis she ra2ra1Gs ha7 made tY handle fr -igl, 2 s-ra7r ELI rs pcriaps -l,y mos lnndarrl ffraEAt haud-lg station in ;hr world 7~lth -ns brIy-nr Jf braVier engines t--lras saVe be-n zfreIEwrh ens'd and uucS zl11ey has lss-r eIRer6rf- Flock siezial rvregus have been im1-pvesl The in fr-zae l1 vVzres Sincc 1918 has been ] St r~r cezg- and alrhoslEh zor1e of th-. rag- rp1Es are operating - a pref, ;huse TsiirNzds having s-ho-t hauis are Srffrt- l-- u1lc1- The New Haven road is prsc- tcify all short hsuis- The railroads fru- hzvc cooPeTaticn N tbey are 70 live
 Mr. Mitchell iuy1ed ali 10 ask queA. onE and he would answer tlHsn. Ask ed what tho chancrs of freight reductions Q srH Hr a f.rsf.- Elred when wages wcre ccrrespondinr. jv reduCea The wage reduction would Idacr an r-eratfves Of the railroad 1i0st of tle snort ha1is are made by Iuo rer rrs. ss ra said Told that t tooI three days CD ger a shipment from New 1favsu Co this city he said he would try o. remedy this. FIuTn thls city every tthrr day ,-- 1s made 7p for Pier 3s urf 1or N1rEicr- The ipcal freigh Esru- now has The power to srr1le al r-ans @p tD SEQ
 AZ this pout al enjoyed a 1su-7 trhfn 1Ir BrIck s-i56 ne had always %. fzfi-.l-si9n when he pun in a claim An tfLer man s-loTrfed 0u-- -'Y o--re lr7s.zy Ind Mr. Brick came back with Wen p-rha-s it was because our claims wer, hones-
 An complaints are welcome. Mir Mitch Fl said and iIy notifying the local ssEn. b- himseE evsrythins possible will bi hpre 10 Increase freight service for VI iimart:c. It was urged thas Villina,ltil cooperate this month in the perfect pack fge csupaign. The meeting adjourned 2 o'cio-k.
 Members of fine town school eonn7itis- flat Tuesfay afternoon win rEsidezrts o tVindham Center to hold Q hearing on th f-upos-d uerT school f1ilding at Wind ham Cent For some tine past plan 1ave been prescuted for this buildin' and wzen one was agreed upon fl did no