Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-19

might be described as foursor11e bill
Hard match played between Charles
Dean and, Jesse Rich as partners against
James Mailer- and William Mansfield,
Messrs. Dean and Rich winning the
match.
Members of the bar. Witnesses and
Jurors were among those from Putnam
and towns hereabouts who wree delayed
In reaching Willimantic in time for the
opening of the superior court Wednes-
day morning. A late train from Boston
for Hartford was responsible for the de-
lay.
An officer in charge of 2 man under
arrest for desert;on from the naval SER
vice attracted the attention Of diners
who were in a Front street restaurant
Wednesday morning. The officer 4
small man. was taking his prisoner. a
big man to whom he was hanIcuffed to
Boston.
This Thursday afternoon Mt 100 ST
the rooms of the Farmers association in
Union block an important conference be-
tween Commissioner jams Whittlesev
Of the state bureau Of domestic animals,
committees of the Farmers association,
county commissioners. physicians and
others interested in the eradication OF
tuberculosis from dairy animals in this
! part OF Windham county will take place.
Following are the newly elected Off
GERS of SeneXet grange, of Woodstock.
for the ensuing year: Master. Michael
White; overseer, Julia Johnson; lectur-
er, George Hamilton steward Edwin
! Johnson; assistant steward, Owen
j White: chaplain, Mrs. George Butts
treasurer. Harry Wells; secretary. Mrs.
; Windsor Clark; gatekeeper. Winthrop
tIfr
! Elsie Young; Flora, Florence johnson
! lady assistant steward. Mrs Martin Nell
| son; pianist, Marguerite Burns.
Bowling has a great grip on numbers
| Of Putnam's men and youth This winter
and each evening finds them engaged II
lively contests. a particularly interest
ed group make up the Manhasset league
representative of different departments
of the big plant.
Only two more days to go 10 maxi
the unusual record of the first thre
weeks of 1922 without session OF tn
city court. Not az arrest has been mad
since the beginning of the new. year. ex
cepting of a man taken at the reques
Of Fail River officers and wanted in tina
city. New Years resolutions TO lzee
out of difficulties with the courts ar
working out 100 per cent. perfect in thi
city to date.
Judge Isaac y. Mills recently retired
on account Of age .limta ton, as a jus
tice Of the supreme court OF the state {
: New York, appellate division, IS a nativ
: of the town Of Til son ara made hi
early studies in the schools Of that tow
afterwards studying at the famous Of
East Greenwich. T. l., academy, late
after a period of teaching, entering An
hersc college, from which he was gradl
ated in 1874. thereafter entering Coluu
bia university. law school. from which
was graduated in 1876.
i Charles A Smithson. an inspector
s the Fall River police department, an
e Officer Edward Moron of the same eli
: were in Putnam Wednesday on a matt,
! of business.
: A party Of 60 members Of the PoI!sfr
f Community club enjoyed a sleighir
party Tuesday evening.
Il It is estimated that no more than
= per cent. OF the automobiles owned
n this territory are in present daily Us
e Many Of the cars have not been regi
r tered as yet this year and many tn
Il are registered are not being driven b
. cause Of the extremely dangerous ira
: cling.