Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-04
WILLIMANTIC

The number of corps coming to Wiiii. mantle to compete has increased with each meet and about forty corps at tended the meet held in tho summer 6f 1920.
 Plans are undefway for tho annual tinentals The usual number of gold and silver cups and medals will be given to \ contesting individuals and c6fpS The | lists of prizes to be awarded is, as fol- | flows. Corps coming longest afstkfec. silver cup best ancient corps, ap- pearahce. first, silve rcup; best mod ern corps, appearance. first, Silver cup: best piccolo or, flute band, first silvSs cup, most men in corps, first, silver cup; batin swinging, first. gold medal; sec und, silver. medal. Competent judges win give the decision.
 To date $1,7s2.s4 has been turned ih to the treasurer of the European relief fund. This return includes the money from the benefit performance held last Saturday morning, and $25.25 from, Att torney Patrick J. Danahey. highest bid- der for the Hoover cake at the cham Der of commerce Tuesday night. The list follows:
 Sales of tickets to benefit
 motion pictures. het ...... : 1l2.S5 Sale of candy ot same .... $500 | Friend ......:.:... 5.O0 Friend ..!......s..:.. 20o Hoover Cake ..... .......... zS.25 Previously reported ......... 1,sts.14 Total $1,75z.24 cohtfactot L. ". Ives. who Is iii cndfse of cutting the city ice crop at that work was nearly completed and some 5000 tons of ice Have been pack ed in the five city icehouses. X force , of sixty-fve men nave been doing the 1 work. It is also said that the cost of harvesting the ice was mucii less than the cost for 1920 the difference in wages accounting for it.
 Several persons wh6 afa to take out theft first and second papers are plan: Ing to meet Clerk Edgar M. Warner of the superior court when he opens his office in this city Saturday.
 | St. Mary's choir are planning a GSh. cett and whist to be held if the near fdtufe. The tsJrdpean orchestra of tweIty-six pieces, Miss Mary Blan- ehette, director, will furnish the music St. Mary's choir is, to render Several selections, quartets, duets and s6l6s with ltrombehe obligato.
 1 B5xitig is to be revived iri tfis city
 
 at least one six round .affaif will De by sut of town fighters. Steve Shaii. S5rs and Raymofitl Merclef viii weigh if Ut no pounds and fight for ten roufids George Caisse and Pete LaCharee at i;s twin go eight rouflds. jiffi Duffy anC Saul Johnson at 150 ponhds viii 2, i4i& fotihds. The last six rounds will b, t,etween out of town fighters hot ye ahfouhced. Officials are as follows Referee. Danny Mathewson time keep CT, Rick Downer, announcer, Kid VII son.
 Oak street from FfosrSct t5 Summit has received a new coating of cinder during the past few. days. Men frpr tie street department have been dGifi, the work This secti5h of Street ha been in p5or condition for s5rie time
 About n month hso John j. vast internal revenue collector caThe: to thi city and made arrangenenis with FirS Selecti n James Nj. smith. for quarter lat ,n building. At that tim of a reI'fesentative of the intefnai rev, I hue departrnent One month has passe and no Representative has shgwei ii
 Local .residents interested in filling oi their income tax blanks are wondeFih whether he will ever arrive. N
 S J6dgfneiit has been difAsted fot ii defendants by judge Diekensoh in tf court Of common pleas at HartfordI
 the Suit .ofs Albert Cbutu of wiili:haf1t against john Netekates of Hartfdtd at the Connecticut c0nipany. The case VI , tried TueSday. Action was brought s'outu to recover s200 f5F daniaEes ar loss of use of plaintiff's automobile d,
 70 an si5cident oh the C6hnectiea
 Boulevard in East Hartford on June i
 sS2O, and alleged ito have Beeh dua
 siegligente of the defehdeits.
 Members of the Salvation Army Stu
 day school enjoyed a go6o tifie at ti
 crfhy taii Wednesday afternoon at
 O'clock. Cages were played and | n cream and cookies were served.
 Atterrey Samuel B. Hafvey was
 New London Thursday.
 The report of the Red Cross nursil