Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-13


ative to skating resort that has been
popular with the young people Of the city
for many years.
ADJUST OF the privilege, It is stated by
the Police. is the reason for closing this
conveniently located pond to the skaters.
1t Is, said that numbers of the skaters
have shown no reS3ecs for property rights.
They havs cut up the fields surrounding
the pond with whel tracks. have strewn
stones and Bottles about on the toe. much
to the hindrance of cutters who have to
work there. have broken windows In
buildings and otherwise so derorted
conference Of tho Institution OF Ac-
counts, ma6s mp Of expert accountants
from many sections OF the country,
Christmas shopping was given an.
other boost Monday whom money from
many holiday club checks was put into
circulation to pay shopping Bills. Va
rious firms reported having made excel
lent sales, to holders of club checks or
the cash equivalent Of the same.
There was a shreaA o. another ice
storm Monday morning when rain be-,
| gan to fail with tho mercury just above:
| the freezing point. Come leo did accu-
initiate during the first half hour OF tho
! storm but rising temperature relieved
the possibility Of such d storm as occur
/ red two weeks ago few miles north Of
| Dsnieison and the day passed with only
! rain falling.
| A considerable number who ara not
| at ali inclined to be prueisf are being
| Just little BIT shocked this season by
| the extremes TO which some OF the ex-
ponents OF modern dancing are going IN
public dance halls. A recent dance has
caused the most comment and may be
! responsible for giving impetus to a neve-
| nent intended to have borough officials
keep an officer on out vat dances with
view to ordering from the floor such
COUPLES as over-step reasonable limits
IN having what Ii usually described as
"a good time
| Attention Of generous people OF Dan
| ielson is called to the faet that some
| GOOD neopio In various towns of Wind
ham county make g. practice each year
OF remembering the children at the
Windham county temporary home FOR
children IN the Sawyer district Of the
town OF Putnam. Numbered among The
nearly 40 children now at the institu-
ton are many from the town OF Xii
lingly, The fact that they are at ths
| home is an indication that they are
either orphans or Of parents unwilling o.
incompetent to care for them.
Though they arc comfortably heuset
and well cared FOR. they will bs lack
ing much OF tina toy attendant upon tn
Christmas season unless the good peopl
/, Of the county remember them by send
ing some little gift FOR the homo Christ
mas tree. Childrens books, cards
games. candies. fruit. etc. ETC.. as wei
as more practical gifts will ba grateful
ly received IN tho mama Of the ehiidrel
at the homo. A few small renon1
hraneea from dozen peopia IN eacl
town Of the county would serve 10 max
wonderful holiday for tina children a
the home, where Killingiy nag a con
siderable representation.
1t was stated Monday that there
no immediate prospect of tho Connect
cut Mills company disposing of .ts Mai
street plant. formerly the DanielsoI
Cotton company. There have been ru
mors recently relative to the sale Of thi
property and these rurnors have been Q
very great interest to the local public.
A regular drill Of the service batter
is scheduled to be held at the state ar
mory this evening, The men are nol
being given instruction In service bat
this latter including general rules 70
convoy service. AS yet detailed stud
of gas motors has not been undertaken
but will be later. When the highway
| dry out in the spring the company ais
VIII take the trucks out on the highwa,
to undergo certain phases OF instructio
relative to the big vehicles. 1t Is ex
pected that the company will travel t
camp in the trucks next summer.
Newly elected and appointed officer
OF Moriah lodge, No. 10. A. F. and A
NJ, are to be installed this (Tuesday
evening with Past Master Z. L. Darb.
as installing officer
Lester Bill Of st. Johnsoury, Vt, Re
Gently has been guest here with hi
father, Judge Arthur G. Bill,
! Flank Ms.lhoA who underwent ar
operation early in the fall and has bee
many weeks IN recovering, has reopene
his place Of business here,
Henry G. Miller OF Providence viz
tied with friends in Danielson on Nor
Gay.
A meeting Of the Ladies' Reading ci,
Gle was held with Mrs. A. c. Greene {
North Main street Monday afternoon.
No more crushed stone ,s to be py
down this season on the new state high
. way 70 South Killingly on account {
, frost being IN the ground. Drills wi
continue working on the ledge wher
quarrying will be continued to get stor
for crushing.
This weekend will bring horne sor
!. college students who will remain ov.
: the Christmas holiday period.
: Mrs. Esther Jacobs will have rner
bers Of the W. C. r. U. at her home Z,
meeting this (Tuesday) afternoon.
r No agent to succeed the late Claren,
" H. Truesdell mas as yet been appoint.
by the Attawaugan company.
Mrs. Clinton Atwood will have rner
bers Of the Fortnightly club at h
- home for meeting this afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Robert G. Hutohins, sS. wi
died recently at Berea, o.. was q p.
tive Of this town.
8 Benefits that would be derived fro
having permanent. paving around q
railroad station in the section In Il
. rear Of the Exchange block was aga
Illustrated Monday with it's area of a
kie deep mud in that vicinity,
Il A car driven by Peter Haveias cras
ed into one owned by Oscar Bernier Oh
standing beside the curb IN the busine
section. Neither. car was badly damas
In the crash. which occurred at a tin
when a trolley car was coming along.