Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-02
son ANp PUTNAM NEWS

nfSsiE slTsh Il, ahe epA1iay Of fte II. ", II
Il, & a.. r. RI; and 6ahaF nenlbsrs ef
the train SreE %sth. wRca he works ?
CfG II bald eagle. 81 fferSentinS Tire tcrfi
tory betIweeh she SUI a, END Of Ree6a si3-
Ing and the north eFss OF TIA Taftvlle tim.
neE
Ths magnificent bird has been sesr
several times curing the past week, al
most always IN htgt& osvsr the torturoue
along q rocky course bordering the rail-
road traeios. but on one occasion standing
on the Bank IN all hie majesty.
Eagles arc extremely rare bros i.
eastern Connecticut IN this volsteadian
era and this giant of the skies has aroused
! the Aeenest enthusiasm among the
group Of trainsnen VINO watch for the
bird daily and have seldom failed to saf
! him OF late.
Mr.. WiFhaur as an experienced spsr. snen.
q. man who has shot deer and all Of the
game common to this section as we'll as
having had tho liberty Of taking few
pot shots at Individuals Included IN the
| lIaicers forces ur:ven out OF France, In
the fol OF 1918. Mr.. Wilbur Is no. api
to mistake a hawk for an eagle or make
any such common error in his anxiety ec
see things that are out OF the ordinary,
50 his report Of an agile in the location
mentioned may be taken as well founded
The big question now is whether 1t
would be legal to start out on a hunt for
the bird whose life should be spared, 1t
Is hefd by all true sportsnen. that IN his
soaring flights he may be as great JOY
to those who have not as yet seen rim
as those who have had what may be
considered real privilege.
Finely sustained Interest continues to
be manifested in the revival meetings
that have been held almost nightly a. tt
Peztecostal church since Jan1a- - 90, IN
der the direction OF Evangelist ". e
Smith OF West Somervi;le, Mass, for ct
lyears engaged in the religious life and
work mere and abroad. The meetings are
continuing rightly this week, with the
exception Of Saturday. Next Sunday
there Will be three seryiceS-ar II q, m
800 and D. m.
Ki;lingly's board Of relief held its first
~" n''"f- hhrA We6res9ay and oreanized
to transact the worlz that will come b
- L4I Ing the coming month The
fiEtl abstract will be ready at the end OF
| the 4noh.h, and on this the taxes which
| citizens who are Mabi@ viii pay win be
figured out and collected in the early
spring.
Jack Frost showed some Of his nn1 ar.
ttstr-y to people hereabouts, Wednesday
rr.crFIirgg, when he silve,red eves,y tres
ana twtg thereof, all shru5bery and ever
wire Fences and other metal work WITT
II Tricky a,read coating Of frost tina
: brought forth exclamations of de'igf1t
| The rays OF the sun quickly dis ina &c
the a,ea utiful picture. however, and tn
, practical weather srarps said Il mean
rain
Abel L. Reeves is leading in the tourn
Ertnent 81 the. Bohenian. club with Rene
CaFon in second place and Thomas a. /
! Giant talrll. Two more S.. s-of six ane.
siracll are to 'be'.pilay ed. On Tuesday even
iIaSs for the NEXT two weeks before the
!, Championship offthe cub is finally settle
J, SfOr another year Many Of tire contes mt.
:. are cr"~7oina: the leaders 50 closely as t
i hraloe possible raony changes IN The fna
: list Of positions.
81 Wesley Wilson. formerly clerk anr
treasurer of the borough, his darg'ter
Mrs Arthur Cundall and his granddau II
ter, Mss Arlene Cundau lave re.urne
: Efroln vsst in California, .77i1e-e the.
!, have been staying since last fall.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Call are to lsav,
today (Ihnrsday) ton a southern tn,
: which Will take them To- washington,
/ Southern Pines, On an automobile tor 0
e the east and west coasts of Florisa ans
ITO Cuba. They viii return abort Apri. i
: A SPLENDID A.ring o,f paolzfl-ef taE1el
through eile ice OF a pond in Eastford b.
Ea parry la included Leonard P. Morrison
ind Gorge Ken were shown here
I CHRISTOPHER. Andrews Ct Rive-visw 4
recovering from an injury =reeeGved ui7e.
his foot was, caught between TWO heav-
cakes of ice While ne was engaged in u OK
ing ice In q house Of the former Consurn
Eers' Ice company near East Kdllingly.
Members Of the civic federation vii