Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

Wear and not register them until spring , Thus t'ey will De able to take advantage 1 cf Lhe pro rata registration fees and cut oul gas consumption for period of three l or four mOnths-whlle the weather is eausoany making their headquarters har'.
 Mr. Warner was busily engaged dig. siug O hole in which G new pole was to ! oe set beside tho Etato highway over i Stearns hlll, near the residence of Ezra : Burgess, Monday afternoon and Eaily whisrling a melody from one of the new . est prohibition song sheets, when, down ! ia the bottom of that hole, something seemed t1 wrigglo ana then the entire ! -Zcayat-ou seemed to begin milling . arl1nl.
 Now "Z9s never mixes either work or pleasure with hootch and is not ac- -ustumeL 10 seeing things even In the : lark uf night, so the rapid revolution lf the earth In the bottom or that hole set him to thinking fast and hard--&nd ! then he reached in to see what there wac town there to so muss up the usua. calm -- his state Of mind.
 Shades Of old John Barleycorni This must pa his grave. for here was a whole ] network ui snakes, q veritable wreath of reptiles that might have been l,1l on old JeLa's last resting place-for he Is cup oosed 70 be dead. The snakes were not, H'VeFer' and zag began hauling t1eTn out- The hole yielded 57 snakes, ranging h length frorc a few Inches to a foot and e hall B-@ck snakes striped snakes 1 If g. brown and yellow typo and aGders ] were inc uded in the lot 54 O. which | r.-r- Eii.ed while threo managed to cs- esrc
 "BU" Gardner and other members of BlGie Beyrolds' crew who were on hanG at ths kt.-ing say there seemed to be more snakes down in that hole than there were tricks n a coniurer's bag. i There they were. parked for tho winter. at the foot of an old pole that was to be replaced. The three that escaped may have considered themselves fortunate unt. they felt the chd Of Q bleak Nov emner afternoon and then they must nave thought many unkind things about . -h7 members If that telephone crew and -he.r rather rngentIe manner Of dealing viti members oe the reptile family.
 It was stated Monday, following 2 re- - cent visit here of County Secretary John . r. Cnrbert Putnam, os the Y. N. C. A - organization that further conferences are planned for Danielson in connection !. W.;I the launching ot the '. NJ. .. A movement in Danicison, as has beer - done iA various other sections of the r. county, an3 v 1uch success. 2 Mrs. WIlE ven of School street a1d her two .rs left Mon3ay eve 2 ! -.ne for ' o-ida where they are to re p main with relatives during the winter - nouth2.
 MT. and Mrs. Chauncey c. Young an+ .- Hr. and Mrs. Earl Young have gone tt - Fi1ri"a 10 snend the winter season H Henry Babson left here Monday sol p Nov York. where he is to sail for Flor Q .'a and will spend the winter at winte, - Haven.
 Iuther P. Matthevvson of New Haver wac a visitor with friends in Danielso1 | On No0dav.
 ". Trvinr Bu1lard of Boston was ir D70'o'eon Monday to give his attention 10 buei"ess. interests that he retains 1, thig section.
 T7aate- entertainr7Ants and danctn, will co7ou-ize the fr,anksgiving da, sp1vsements in Danieleon.
 Heavy offerines of roultrv are mad a~ai'"ba for the purchasing nubnc fl D. Tani@'sOn and vicinity for the hoNda. period.
 of friends here Saturday,
 Miss Annie Dawlev spent Sunday l! Brooklyn with friends
 James Connor and sister, Mary Con nor, ot Putnam, were visitors Sunda with Mir. and Mrs. John Greeley.
 Mrs. Mary Shea and family are [ spend the holiday with Mrs. SheA's sis ter in Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. Meddie Harold and fan Fly vii sDcnd Thanksgiving with MT, Harolds parents, Mir and Mrs. ". I Shippee, on North street.
 Mir and Mrs. A. C. Greene are to spen the Thanksgiving season with their so George and daughters, Mary and Ak in Cambridge, Mass.
 Mrs. Flora Barnett and son Herbe, are 10 spend Thanksgiving with tIe fo mer's sister at Andover, Mass
 A drill Of the service battery at ti state armory Is scheduled for tn
 tTuesday) evening.
 Game Warden Harry F. Bastey
 East killngly brought a Thompson ma
 lHto court and secured his conviction f
 @ violation of the eame laws
 Magazine subscription solicitors vi
 were working h Danielson Monday we
 interviewed by the police az to their CT
 oentials, which were found to be o. I
 t was stated late Monday afternoon
 Daily blasting is now the rule at {
 lodges beyond Stearns hill and the (
 .eels of the blasts have jarred vindo7
 i1 the business section, but have caus - no damage.
 James C. Richardson Of Hartford "
 visitor with friends ir Danie.soa
 Monday.
 'S Manufacturing concerns that use V
 ter for propelIng machinery Of tn
 Piants are getting more power from Il -a source since the heavy rains have he
 cd increase the fowage in the two r
 CTS that unite in Danielscn.
 Sam the Sisser" evidently is hay!
 vacation. Nothing has been heard
 him since mention was made in this c
 uInn that he has been annoying you women by sissing at them as they hs n been passing through Center street. ! - police have been keeping a watch fl, him, but he ie keeping under cover P Ils- sibly ne is one of the twenty min
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