Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Reddy of Dayvflfe was fined S10 and cost amounting to $19.14, for an assault on Wednesday evening upon Van Bernier. Reddy struck Bernier after the latter had made some remarks, it was alleged in court, about the muffler on Reddy's machine, as the latter was driving past. Reddy drove up Main street a shoct distance and then returned to where Bernier was and the assault followed.
 This case developed that a gang of young men has been lettering about pub lie service cars parked evenings in the business section and that they have in dulged in comment about passersby and in other ways conducted themselves in such manner as toattract attention and cause complaint Chief John MeFarlan3 who was in court said he would see that the trouble complained of would be abated.
 This morning. if he had sufficiently returned toward a normal state Fel:x Proulx will be presented before the town court on an intoxication charge. Proulx was brought in from Dayville Thursday morning by Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver. Proulx sang and yelled until la:e in the afternoon and recovered so slow ly from his jakeY debauch that it was impossible to bring him before the court.
 Captain c. A. Hamilton of the Cap tain Put Engine company has been elected a county vice president of the State Firemen's Association. which has l just completed the sittings of it's anLu- al convention, held this year at New Ha- ven Captain Hamilton, W. F. Wood- ward, a former president of the state as sociation, and Wilfred Short were the | delegates representing the Danielson | Firemen's Association at the convention. Some new and valuable wrinkle in state road upkeep work is tried out about every week One of the newest | and an apparently valuable schemes is to hitch a moving machine behind state | highway department motor truck and with the cutters so set that they slash 1 down the grass growing along the sides | of the state highways. This method of cutting grass was being used Thursday on the state highway between Daniel son and> Wauregan.
 Supervisor Horace Turner of Killing Iys schools said Thursday morning that l the schools will be ready to open on the Tuesday after Labor day. Some re- pairs mad renovation is being done in some of the buildings, but the work 1 will be completed by the date set for the resumption of the school sessions. Another heat wave struck in here Thursday, when the mercury began tc climb rapidly during the morning hours and the humidity began to make itself felt in distressing manner.
 The Thursday afternoon haf-holiday was improved for outings for various parties who are members of store forces | in Danielson.
 Major and Mrs. Albert Warren re- | turned here Thursday from Oakland beach and will proceed to New Yorl prior to Major Warren taking up hil | duties as a member of the faculty of tht United States military academy at Wes Point.
 Mrs. F. o. Huntingdon and Miss Heller Perkins have been visitors with MT and Mrs. W. A. Burrows at Oakland beach.
 was a visitor with friends in Danielsol on Thursday.
 Mill men say that there has beer tions affecting their industry and tha
 sales of goods continue slow.
 MT. and Mrs. T D. Pond' are stayin' at their home in Brooklyn for time after a visit in Providence, before goinl
 away for the winter.
 Shortage of apples in this territor, has directed the attention of thos, who like to Keep something in the eel
 lar" to the grape market and one hear talk to buy grapes in large quantities il
 Ne wYork state and ship them into thi
 territor for wine-making purposes. A reminder of the approach of fall i
 nthe form of announcements relativ