Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-02
| NELLIE. N'TlC

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 At the meeting of the dlrectOF1 of the chamber of commerce, held Tuesday night, two men intereste cd in establishing indus tries in this city stated propositions, VII hsm Ccnant, of Boston, presented a milk powder proposttion He wanted to have factories started in New England states where production of milk was greatest
 Factories are already in operation in Maine and Vermont The prct7ositton ap- pealed to some extent to the directors and
 committee comprising Nelson A Dan iels. Charles B. Pomeroy, and Fred Rose
 brooks was appointed to arrange for a meeting of milk producers dairymen and
 grangers in this section to be held at the local chamber, to discuss the subject. The
 other proposition regarding a newly pat | ented rachet drill went over until the meet ing of March Tth. The matter o6 a mem beTship drive also went over to the month";
 ly meeting. ! The new fare rates on the WiIIimantic- 1 South Coventry trolley line went Into effect | Wednesday. Patronage was good and as | the pubic becames used to the new token system there seems no doubt of the ulti- mate success of the reduced fare arrange
 ment The tokens which are small are l somewhat difficult to carry but some in- ]
 using small key ring to carry tine token i on, until needed,
 WflIinsantie people will onter into the | spirit of aiding the ex-Ssrvice men now in hospitals in this country by answering the call of the Atlantic Division os the American Red Cross, for 10000 wash cloths. These cloths are ot to measure ! less than 12 there's square The local / chapter of the Red Cross ha $. arranged to l place representatives, in the stores of H. c. i Murray company, J. B. Fullerton & Co, and E. F. Whitmore, where people can ! leave finished cloths or raw materials ! for the Red Cross workers to collect
 Through hls attorney, otto Hattin, of I Ashford, has brought suit against Rev. | William Dunn of that town for damages
 of s100. The suit Is the outgrowth of a ! collision between a saw rig owned by the riaintiff and the automobile of the defend i ant The case is to he heard by Justice of | the Peace Edward c. Zellsr, of Ashford,
 March 18th
 | Herbert Allen sanderson, 56, manager of | the local branch of the Grand Union Tea | company, died Tuesday at St. Joseph s l hospital after an Hines sof eleven days with grs7. which developed tnto- pncu- ! monia Mir. Sanderson was born in Lun-
 eHlurg. Mass, April 27. 1865, the son of | Isaac and Esther B. Andams Sarderson | He received his schooling in this city at | the Natchaug grammar and high school.
 After he left school, he entered the em- | ploy of the Willimantic Linen company where he remained ten or ebsven years. 1 Mir Sauderson was the last clerk of the
 borough of Wilimantie and was the first
 clerk. He then entered the e1nplay of the
 Grand Union Tea company and was the
 manager. of it's biggest store in Worcester.
 Mass About year ago, he became m -
 Hsger of it's local store, He was affiliated with the Eastern Star lodge, No. A, F. and A. M. of this city Eureka R. A. chapter of Worcester, Mass; Past T. I. Master of Hiram Council R. and S. Mast
 CTS of Worcester; Worcester County Com msndery. No. 5, Knights Ternplars Wor-
 oester Lodge of Perfection; Goddard CoFn- 1 cil Princes of JerNsalem Lawrence
 Chapter of Rose Croiz of Worcester and
 Massachusetts Eonsistory, S. P. R S, 32d l degree of Boston He is survived Eby his wife and a brother, Fred A Saffderson { uf this city and his mother Ms, Isaac 1 Sanderson- s F
 On account of the IarKe nunfber of ] names on the list of persons eligible to ' personal taxes in the town of Wind ham the time for. paying the tax has been ex ] tended for the balance of this week. Jp i 10 Tuesday night 4565 persons had paid i the tax leaving some over a thousand | more. By paying before the end of the | week those obliged to pay the tax will | save raying legal charges.
 At the meeting of San Jose Council No. i IA, Knights of Columbus Tuesday night l a vote taken was unanimous for holding the annual Easter Monday ball. The l committee appointed cong lisis Thomas ] O'Brien, chairman; John Farrell, Jeremi- ! af Murphy, Paul Lavtn, Gilbert Flynn l Josdfh Berard and Edmund R. Portelarce | Another committee to arrange for 2 smoker and lecture by District Deputy ] John F. Hennon of Jewett City, repre-
 senting the state deputy, who will b. here March 14, consists of John McQuil Ian, chairman; Salvatore Bertora, A J Martineau, F1orimond Bergeron and Johr Farrell The committee arranged tc ! group the council to attend the enter
 tainment of the Ladies Auxiliary to th, A o. IT., comprises George Murphy
 chairman, Salvatore Bertora and JohI
 Ryan.
 \ ChiIdren's Divisional Regional Insti
 tute and Young Peoples Division Institut,
 was held Wednesday at the Methods
 Episcopal church. with afternoon and ev
 ening sessions. under the auspices. of th.
 Connectfcut Sunday Scrool Association and the Baptist State Convention, coop
 erating. Preceding the afternoon sesslor
 there was a conference for Bapt1st work
 CTS at 3,15 conducted by Rev. William T. Thayer and Miss Edith F. Town O Hartford The afternoon session con
 sisted of addresses, singing, and story