Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-01
RITTNAMs

The practice OF bringing horses across
the border into Connecticut from Massz-
chusetts is being INDUCED in II Woou4
stock it believed by officials Of the
Howard E. Elliott, who came here on |
Monday, is making an Investigation Of
the matter.
Ade7mar BPedeur, Annie Dumens, Al
phonse Boussier, 0rigene Touchette,
Adelphds Gregcire, William Gregcire Fee
lix Leclair Mads. up the Putnam deiega-
tfon that attended the district convention
Of the Union st John Baptist held in
llimantlc sunday with 81 delegates in
attendance representing councils in
various towns and cities Of eastern Con
nectcut The next district convention
is to be held in Putzam "a May.
Frank zietra was sentenced = serve
| six months IN Jail, but execution Of the
sentence suspended. when he appeared in
I the city court Monday morning to answer
to the charge Of having assaulted his wife
after wrongly accusing her OF Infdelity.
zietra was ordered to pay costs OF pros
ecution amounting te $s.s4
Fsrner Putnam laasr dealers ,wllI re- !
ceive rebate representing about one
third of the amount paid for the last IL
| censee issued to them if bill which has
| the Approval Of the county commission
srs, is passed by the legislature. The
licenses had about -four months to run
when wartime prohibition became ef-
fective. u.
This city an dnluch Of the surrounding
country was in the midst OF. a sea Of
slush during Monday, following nearly
Etwenty-four hours of drizzie and high
/ Temperature. While the thawing period
/ practically cleared the state highways Of
what little snow remained upon them it
left them breakng down as to their sur
i faces under the considerable motor traf-
&c that was moving.
Menday. morning Edward Richard, .
youth of about 10 years of age and an
/, employee of the Powhattan mill of the
Nightingale Morse company was injured
about the head while at work in the
carding department. Heswas attended
| BY Or. J.sJ. Russell
saperisr ceurt will GENE IN here this
tsruesday} afternoon at 2 o'clock, Judge
4 James H. Webb presiding for the open
| ing of the March term, cases being, as
signed last Friday for trial during this
week and next. The first assignment for
today il the case of the Firennenis Fund
/ Insurance COMPANY vs. Jesse E.s Rich ,of
/ this city, This, isa jury case, as, are
the other cases assigned TO follow 1t to-
day 4
The annual city meeting fer the. trans
action of al other business. excepting the
election of officers is scheduled to be
j held next Monday at the municipal build
4 ing: Tie meeting will pass upon the ap-
4 preparations Recommended by the COM
mon Council for the rnaintenance Of the
! various city departments for the year.
7 IKE the tax rate, which the council re-
cornrne nds shall begteh mills and al
dHional two mills for the payment q
interest and reduction OF tie principal
Of the sewer debt and that taxes be co1-
Iected on or before July 10 next. The
councils recompendatipps are: Fire, de-
partment. $4,000; .police departmens
i 81. 500 city court 1880 highway de-
parfmeAt, s12, 500 sewer upkeepf 500;
general expense 1900; street iighfs
$500 Z city clerk 500; trea surer, 400 ;
interest $4,000 i janitor, $3.50 fuel and
lisslt. $3.50: to pay interest: and part of
debt for 1s15-1s special street improve.
Il ment appropriations 81 500.
:. There was supreme interest among the
women of this vicinity Monday when they
: learned that "a beautiful fabric in a win
+ dow in Uunon square was Of Harding
/ blue, the new shade chat has been much
$ talked about during, the past few weeks
!. and NAMED in honor Of Mrs. Harding.
. wife Of the president-elect.
An old felix's, concert and an aId-fasl-
Toned tea served to furnish splendid en-
tertainmentF Monday evening for those
who attended tile meeting Of Putnam
|. grange Those, who participated .were
TUNED in gowns: suggestive Of grandmoth-
: er's. day. Following the concert tea was
. served Z. $3.50
7 / Mr. and. Mrs. Allie King Of Center
I street are ito shave members Of the Re-
bekah lodge at their. home for whist
! party Wednesday, evening.
: In order to keen the line 'epes bet;w esr
!. Dayville and the Grosvenordaies, M
4 Connecticut company was running car.
! through this city on Monday but no an
rouncennent has been made CT a resuH1p
4 ton of service which was suspended
v following the snow storm Of las week
/. Sunday.
Jesse Rica, who has been i'll, was re.
E ported on Monday as improving at hi
: home On Grove street
t Today, March I, brfhgs. the beginning
: OF the closed season on picksrel, which
may not be legally taken again Until Ma!
z Louis Wolf. whc recently underwear
0 an operation tor. appendicitis at a Bostel
: hospital. has sd far recovered that it i
expected he wifi be able to return to hi
! home here on. Wednesday.
o. Miss Sarah Barnes Is leaving toda,
e !. tTuesdayl for ashington, d. c.. to at
tend the inangurs tier. While in Wash
( ington, Where she will remain for. som
Is time, Miss Barnes win be the. guest O
II Attorney and Mrs. Irving Mirpn Ct thi
city. Attorney Miro MS an assistant i
i the clerk of the house
vi Plans to hold institutes in Sterling an.
n in Thompson are being worked out by IA,
4 town directors Of the Farmers associa
: ton. The Stirring institute is planne.
to be held ia March and me one a
Thompson about the first OF April
The. coming of March is expected t,
ii. witness the = undertaking of outdoo
work that Will furnish employment 70
( considerable numbers Of persons VIII
q haye~s been out Of employment much o
the lime during the winter season.
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