Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-17

appointed chairman
 Amasa C. Hall offered the following Resolved, that a committee of three be appointed to examine the Laurel HI school house and report to a future meet ing what is best to be. done with it. MT. Halls motion was amended so as to direct the committee to report in one week. It was then carried with no op- position. The chair appointed Augustus Brewster, David Moore and Mowry B. Cole.
 Col. Ames of the Third regiment has been actively at work to reorgnaize the command and reports very gratifying progress. The companies in Willimantic Killingly Mystic and New London have all been recruited to near the maximum number and we understand that gratify- ing progress has been made in filling up the two companies here. The uniform of the corps has not yet been definitely decided upon but will probably be cadet grey pantaloons with black side stripe. dress coat of grey trimmed with black and gold lace, with tepi and pompu. something in the style of the New York Seventh regiment.
 Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1sT1-The steam CT Ella took nearly 300 from this city and New London to Block Island yes | terday. A stay of over two hours was
 
 i her wharfage at o'clock in the even | ing. Undoubtedly the Ella will make her second excursion to the island next week.
 A large number of rats of immense size were driven from their hiding places yesterdy by the tearing out of the in side of c. J. Winters market on the West Side. Brooms. cleavers, slaves and other implements were brought into use
 
 there were placed hors du combat For a while it was lively fun for the men and dogs.
 Edwin Fay of the Chelsea hotel. of this city, has been awarded the exclusive right to furnish refreshments on the grounds os the New London County Agricultural society at their annual fair.
 At the meeting of the executive com mitte of the horticultural society held last evening to consider the subject oi a fall exhibition, various plans were sug- lgested but no definite conclusions ar rived at.
 Thursday, Sept. If. 1s71-Tte city reservoir is within two feet of beins full.
 The New London Baptist Association will meet with the Central Baptist churct in this city September 20.
 The full parade of the fire departmen occurs on Saturday, October 7th. Ther will probably be several companies O visiting firemen present on that occasion and from indications the parade vii probably be the largest ever held in thi city.
 The Danielson fremen are maxim preparations to give their Greenevill brothers a cordial reception on Satur day. The program iri2ludes a stree . .-H- dinner at the Attawaugan house.
 Friday, Sept 15 1S71-And now an other rumshop has hung it's banner C the outer walls and it's doors are ope to poor deluded man, that he may ente and relieve himself of his hard earne wages and see misery and destitutio at his own hearthstone. Norwich certainly well supplied with these hel holes of misery. having nearly 25O l the town. Shall we have successfl course of lectures the coming winter?
 On Monday morning. the 11th, as V have previously stated. a boy name Charles Welch was sent to carry h fathers dinner to the new coal elevate on the wharf of the Norwich and Wo cester railroad company, where WelC was at work. He never arrived ther and until Thursday evening his fate W, a mystery. In the interval the fath assisted by friends, was engaged dai in dragging the river. The boys bod was found below the new wharf partial buried in the mud, which led to the b lief that the boy had fallen into the rive
 Saturday, Sept. Is. 1S71-The execu i've committee of the Horticultural socie met last evening and decided to hold ; exhibition this month. the time to hereafter announced. The committee V meet again on Monday evening
 The fire department of Yantic ha ltheir annual parade and social reuni