Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30


 has already been extensively introduced. meeting with great favef, and being pro- nounced superior tok any manufactured, even to that of the New Haven Wheel company. All kinds are constructed at the manufactory on the Greeneville road from the slight buggy wheel to the pom derous OK cart wheel
 At meeting of e~bar yesterday 1t was voted to recommend to the legisla- lure to reduce the number of terms of the superior court of common pleas from tens to six and to confer upon it all crim- Final juridiction except imprisonment for life and capital punishment.
 Wednesday, April 26. 1S71.-A special meeting of the executive board of the New London County Agricultural society was held in this city Monday. John P Barstow, w c. Osgood and T. Y. Win ship were appointed committee to take charge of the ground and buildings let for any legitimate purposes and put l them in proper condition for the annual i fair. It was voted that the annual fair be held on the 18th, 27th and 2sth days of September, 1871, and that the premium list be the same as last year. Resident of Greeneville are convinced of an urgent need of an amendment to the village charter enabling them to Flight the streets and establish police force and petition to this end will probably be presented to the next general assembly.
 Thursday. April 27, 1S71.-Uncas lodge, No. H. L O. o. F.. held large session last evening in celebration of the 52nd anniversary of Odd Fellowship in Ameri- , co. Interesting historical and general | addresses relative to the past and pres ent. condition of the order were made. t1 1A A l ing in this section, it's capabilities fol 1 good are large and it's membership Is steadily increasing.
 A sub committee of three has beer | appointed by the committee of fifteen or | the reading room to investigate the plans of similar institutions in Hartford, Wor- cester and Providence. and report. public meeting will probably not bt again called for several days 1 We understand that Messrs.S A. c | Hall and S. c. Morgan will contribut, s125o0 towards the establishment of . ihome for old ladies. as soon as there is Ia public movement to that end.
 Friday, April 2s. 1S71.-Yesterda, morning a blast in ledge on Division street where the foundation for a build ing Is being prepared, hurled rocl weighing half ton against the house l Ol DCHiilS OPpcSlNS. SHldSHlHS nearly the entire front below the secon, story. Fortunately the house was unec cupied and no one was injured by wha | appears to have been gross carelessness oi the part of the workmen.
 The steamer City of New York whicl has been thoroughly repaired for. tn summer campaign. takes her place on tn line tomorrow night.
 The early and late train to and iron New London which has been so general desired, will make it's first trip Monda
 morning, leaving this city at quarte past six. At New London 1t will con
 meet with trains on the Stonington an Providence and Shore Line railroads, re
 turning about nine o'clock in the el
 ening.
 Saturday. April 2s. 1s71.-A new turr
 out was completed on the Greenevill
 line of the horse railroad yes1Srday CT
 abling the company to despatch car
 every fifteen minutes.
 Although the atmosphere has not bee
 remarkably clear Laurel Hill people ar
 getting proud because they can see ninet.
 five millions of miles when the su shines
 The first horse trot of the season toe
 place at the fair ground yesterday b
 tween three Baltic horses entered
 Henry Chamberlain Richard Sheehan an ] Richard Berphy for a purse of s1oe, be-