Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18
JEWETT CITY

Last night of carnival, dancing, door prize, Rioux hall-adv.
 Jewett City people saw in Thursdays Bulletin, in the account of the federal court proceedings, that J. Q. Yorsk of Jewett City had been sentenced to serve term in the federal prison at Atlanta for counterfeiting. Many who knew him were of the opinion that this sentence was imposed in connection with his arrest here fer raising the denomination of bills
 some few years ago. Investigation proves l that such is not the case. At that time young Yorsk promised Federal Judge
 Thomas that he would aboue fact, and attend the Connecticut Trade school in Putnam if the judge would let him off
 Yorsk was minor and very penitent, so he got off, and did go to the Putnam | school. Now later operations in the same | line have landed him in Atlanta.
 As soon as there is little Iet-up in the ! borougks building activities. W. $. Chris topher, boss carpenter for E. E. Gilbert l proposes to enjoy a trip to Florida. A trip to the southland is a, very common affair, but commonplace conditions are entirely foreign to the manner in which MT. Christopher contemplates making the I trip. That he Is a carpenter helps mate. rially in the scheme. He has purchased 1 one of the stronger made automobile trucks and is actually building a house | upon It. with accommodations for two 1 families. MT. Christopher and his wife ! will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Robie. also of Griswosd. They Twill start early in December. If the plans can be carried out as intended, the trip i will be accomplished in easy stages. with stops here and there to look the country l over, Every home accommodation that any summer bungalow affords will be en- compassed in the house on wheels, which for novelty homo will stand in a class | by itself.
 1 Jewett City Is tn for a reckoning when | it comes to unusual aftermaths Of the war. George Rocheleau of this place, with his regiment, was in France year. One night in back of the lines a consid- erable company of boys from America, and other countries, were congregated in
 a shack awaiting orders. The converse tion turned to matters of temperature, finally sirnrnering down to the matter of extreme cold. Various opinions were ex. pressed. At last 6 man from Russia bet l 25 francs with 9 man from way down
 east in Maine regarding the low readings
 of mercury they had seen.. Mir. Roche
 leau was the stakeholder. Next day the first Ypres engagement toek place The
 stakeholder has seen neither Of Nthe rneT
 since; and holds the 50 francs. Now ht
 has received note from Archangel, Rus
 sfa, away up on the Arctic circle. nortI
 of G5. asking how about that 25 francs George will send it to him in draft or the foreign bank at Berlin. By the tim.
 Russian exchange is accomplished, peopi, here that know say the fellow will haYt at least barrel of kopecks.
 At St. MRry's church there will be tn,
 usual masses in Polish, English ant : French
 Rev. B. E. ScAtes will occupy his pulpi at the Baptist church. Morning topic Christ as Mediator; evening, The Firs , l Family-Eaih. Y. P.,S. C. E. at S.45.
 Rev Howard s. Stephenson, pastoi I will preach at the Second Congregations . church. Y P. s. c. E. at [. Miss Bernie { Wolf leader.
 Rev. Herbert WiIber will preach at tn Methodist church. Morning subject Tn Holy Spirit. In the evening stereopti ; con lecture on the India mass novemen I,l win be given by the pastor.
 : Inquiries from the division of ornith ology have reached Jewett City asl5in Z about any light of migratory robins ths 5nlag have been noticed in this section
 Attenuation comes froa. Flock Is,sIs