Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21

mating committee appointed at the re- cent coirimittee appointed at the recent banquet, elected t6 office: President. F. E. Bitgoody Vice president, N. L5rne Greig; secretary, Albert F. Falst6h treasurer Clifford H Starkweather. The foregoing officers and Charles s. Hyde of BrookiyH Alfred L.. Reed, Df. George M. Buffeefls. Attorney Harry fE Back and A. Nj Thompson constitute the beard of directors.
 The meeting discussed, article By ar- ticle the proposed constitution and by- laws and these instruments have been Adopted Books of the business ii1en's association have been audited a1d the balance remaining after all bills are paid #iii 20 ifit0 the treasury 5f ihe chamber of commerce. Dues of the new 6FEsfii- zatioh will be t5 per yeat, instead Of s2 as formerly paid in the business niehs association. 1t is believed by the nsw organization that it will Be chapeaf to pay B a year and get some results than | to pay Ss and get little 5f nothing. l Committees on membership, advertis- 1 ing, etc. are to be appointed and a years activities pianned. The chamber of i commerce starts with S6 paid. up mem 1 beFs, an active campaign, it Is expected | will largely increase the membership 1 The business professional and asfieu- tural interests of this and closely allied communities are represented on the of feial board of the new organization. 1 which is expected to be an active for for the advancement of many community in- 1 teregtS
 A dollar pound box Of chocolates for 30 cents-a real valae-at Most the drug 1 sist, the Rexall store todaF.-adt.
 At session Sf the house in the gene ral assembly, E. l.. bafBie, Of kiliihgiy. speaking for the Judiciary committee of l which he is a member, explained the prohibition enforcement bili. Mir. Dar- Die said that the original Biil offered to the legislature was parallel to the Vol stead law In view Of the recent deci- sion 6f the C5nneeticut supreme court that the state had the power t6 enforce the law; the committee had drawn ur a bill. Mir Darbie explained that fhe bill repealed tfie liquor powers of the county commissioners and that the bi eharacterzes as intoxicating liquor Ja. n1aica ginger Ia loeai fsvefite) and fer mented cider. Actions in seizure caset are t6 proceed as civil actions. The pos session Of Ave or mefk gallons of liauo, is prifna faele evidence of intent to sci Of transport. The bill Was adopted ant
 sent to the senate.
 l u was OpSerYeQ FTlQdy by some dter | person that fio Tain has fallen fof foi1
 days-afid this is really quite remark able, the weather of the past few week
 considered
 The newly organized chamber of com
 merce viii Be asked al an early date t take some action relative to halt-hdlfday : for the simmer period.
 Wild Bill Bndicott a famous rac : i ing driver; and Miss zerilta Neville
 worlds champ woman driver, passe
 through Danielson Friday afternoon in racing car, en route to Norwich, wher
 they are appearing today.
 Arthur c. Ffeehette of Pawtucket spending the week end with friends i Danielson.
 The state highway between Attawau gan and Dayville and between Attawau i gan and BallouvilIe was being oiled Fr day by force of men of the state high
 way department.
 Thomas J. AylWard and Mrs Mar
 Taylor ni6tofed to Worcester Friday. The senior hop at the high school Ff
 day evening was enjoyed by members ( the class to be graduated next mont
 and their guests.
 Rev. Carleton Lacey, snissionaty fl
 turned from China, is to give an illul
 trated lecture at the Methodist churc
 Sunday evening.
 ~aJ. Elmer Gallup who Is to De graduate \ from the Massachusetts college of /pharn
 acy. Boston. next week. is to be e1nSfo
 ed in Danielson.
 Some work is being done at night at II
 mills of the Connecticut Mills e6mpaf
 at Connecticut Village and eh Ma
 street.
 The Help One Another class tf the Ba
 tist Sunday school held a food sale Fl
 day afternoon at the. store Of 6.