Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-23
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Mancbestcr.-William Clarke. szed SC years, died at his home in BuCEland. Mir Clarke was one or .Iarcary;cr's best konwn Civil war veterans
 Ansonia.-CiaimnE a shortage Cf coal. deaicTS in this vicinity. covering Ansonia Derby and Shelton. have umurd ihg price of coal to S16-5y in bu,k or sir in bags.
 Bantam.-sirs. V. s. Rogers of Ban. tam. wife of the head of ilc Bantam Ea9I Gearing corGIs ny. died suddenly a' Mt. Clemens. Mich. acco7diEE to a messaEe received l~ re.at..ss
 HnZariri'I--.ltlou"'i Stanley F175,e- of IIazarGyi.i... Who Has lra,1uf.l skuI f".7s ry'rs 2n aH'r-ren.l, acciGrnt l1ss SatUcia,-, ~-aaa sd a..l..' irnIr"s.-.en., hit co.: i:--:i. s- - I-ziie:si
 Lftrhfcld.-StartinE fu nsT1no-,. 5s. sweni thr"u-,r a iar- barn on .hc Nc Neil state "a West ,ir,rl, Litc Gel1 destroying tha b.u ding. T- LuohGcl6 lirr d' 1aT. men, =ss.l .6- oIh.r hafn arg house az well aS ln, iirfs-rca.
 Bra7;ord.-'ir. a-E ---- gernl. Coe grove ,..e.ra'ai tisr~ z.zt1 welding zn. 1 niy"rszrE -l tra,r hyrr -- Todd ii'n [ Ih.r- w".r aa.I' Q" --.u. sEl .-r 4n- ' Mrs. C4zZrors v.~- .-as ned 1u alum mum r.' Is t-e o,ur.a.o, Df tho Csndoc | f'l;- .'-~ comp auy.
 1 MiddIetov n.-issva ard N L.ucc.r .--a-r. ! man af 'Ee rslbligan '-an cB~.fli'.se 1 ficl ', election statement .- .la .cm. 1 mite zt '1@ 's.sn cl,rl.'a office. IT.. ls shcTrs receipts a'ala;l-tiuZ (" SsTI-i- anc ' expenses s.:Epln,:E.E to S-e2 Si. leaving balanc- of S4ug4.
 Drrby.-T,l.gs. iz <. .lugd .-,ilers;r pi seariet f...' iu 'his ...s. .,nsrgdia2, to Tor. 1 l.. .. .-'ury' ih" p.tHs tt--tl l officer iBr. Sharrr sa:s ifas,L il..s,- are lz ,s,sss oT il. c0Htaeiuu wu-ah Ia-. i.,.:I s.;,orI -i ra hn. sud tnr l.G-.s L-rr ban ylssc,H UEd. uuarIu-.aa.
 sCE- .d.---EanGoL, o, SvuLh -.r.e, tps.s two automobiles belonging to Arthur Dou-
 nelly and William Smith and yIshsd then
 mic what is '-no9u as Gains n.5u ,1ond One was light roadster ..iyagin- tr Nr. Dc"7rEv. w nile ia. rrhg- was a small
 coupe uw1ad T.. Sir. Sm.t...
 TaIcoityiIic.-Lena I.5.:.fr. s5 year
 Uid, was injured p hen s.l.. .'usze she was l driving ra" a'' ay- Sf. Nras iiIrcUT from ;ho Nva-ga aE3 received g d.slocaicj ihip. Shr was .&.- U q" ihc ITUs7crt hos pital. HarforG wacTn ir vas saI that ihcr condition Es5 dot serious. 2 Torringion.-As q result oi ih. auto
 moDi:a ariieni on ti,@ Goshen road Gus '
 from tn" wrorEa-o. The gna.hine was SC . badly damaged ihaj Wolf sold f for s5f
 10 q unkman. iIis court bi'l was SiI6T ] The balance from the S51 is all his.
 wfnstcd-A committee of he Highland Lake Improvement association appeared
 before the sclectnen 10 discuss plans for
 road imnrovcmgui at tie lake. The select.
 men promised th. committee tO do some lthing in the way gf road improvement tc the Wakefield boulevard and Mountain ! road
 New Hartford.-About 100 attended th' meeting of the Chamber of Commerce | when John Lund. superintendent c a schools in Wins1ed and Norfolk. gave al address on the work of the District Nurs ! ing society in WinSted and indicated wila the possibilities Of such work were il
 New Hartford.
 Somers.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin 4 = Gager went 10 Orlando. Fla. for the win ter. Mrs. Henry N. GaEer has closed he
 home for the winter and has gone (
 Philadelphia to visit her son. ArtfJr B
 GaEer. after which she win go to Chho
 pee to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry l
 Budick, for the winter.
 New HAven.-Tlc poor Of New Haver who are now buying small nut coal !
 paper bags. iS pounds for a quarter. O
 at the rate Of s2S ton can go to an reputable dealer and gel it at the pro \ vailing rate (about Sls.50), not only i q quarter ton lots, but by the bushel, [ t be taken away in little brothers to ! wagon, according to ]. T.. Mcknight, aO ing fuel administ-ator.