Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23

been at Providence to see the big vehicle and are highly pleased with 1t. The
 ladder equipment is especially fine, every
 ladder being trusEed and made of the
 finest quality of stock. This piece of ap-
 paratus will be one of the best of it's kind in southern New England and will round out the equipment of the local depart
 ment, which, has been in need of a lad
 der truck for several years.
 Business for the September term of tho Windham county superior court, to open in this city on the 9th is being made
 ready by court officials. There will be
 the normal amount of business, it was I indicated Tuesday Judge George E, Hinman of Willimantic will preside Only I civil matters will be considered at this l term of court, criminal business await | ing disposition, as provided by statute, at the October term.
 | Hermon c Carver, registrar of voters, ] said Tuesday that the registrars are to
 be in session early in September, for the purpose of receiving applications from those who wish to be made voters This
 will be the only day which the regis ! trars will receive such applications from i those who expect to be admitted as cleo
 tors in time to participate in the annual | town eleCI4Ol Otl lhS III RAoiiuey III October
 1 Samples of corn that came from q Canterbury farm were forwarded Tues
 day from the office of the county agent here to the state experiment station at I New Haven for the purpose of having determined the nature of blight that
 has appeared on practically an entire field
 of what was splendid corn
 At 11.20 Tuesday morning a chemical truck from the central fire station wal
 called out to deal with chimney fire
 at a house owned, by Wilfred Gaulin 25 Battey street. The property was not } damaged.
 II Attorney. Arthur S. Macdonald Jeff ! Tuesday for a short visit at Saratoga. l The lights in the new traffic guides that have been put up in this city art ! fed by system that requires replenish 7 ing only once in six months 7 Though September is near at hand 7 many hundreds of tons of hay remain un
 cut. on farms in surrounding territory } Various causes have contributed to draw
 ing out the having season.
 2 A number from the city were at Wild wood park Tuesday evening for a danc f held at the pavilion.
 2 Miss Ruth Kies Arnold, who marrie'
 Saturday at Boston Jennings Bryan Xii Han of Worcester, formerly of Danelson e has been resident of this city for n number of years, MT. Killiam is re ? membered here as the pianist of the Fl : delity orchestra of Worcester q With the tariff. bill out. of the way, tex e til manufacturers are anticipating nor | settled market, consequently a prosperou e business during the fall and winter. s A thorough job is being done. in rc F. building the state highway between lnl
 city and Pomfret. Heavy stone is bein # laid as a foundation course on the SUI s face of the old state roadway, and tn Is arrangement has the appearance of bt l. ing able to withstand the exceedingl P heavy motor traffic of the present tim le County Agent and Mrs. F. L. Dav > are to visit in Brockton and other place > in that vicinity during the coming wee l. State police officers now patrollir ,f highways hereabouts are giving partic, d lar. attention to seeing that the light law E. are obeyed. Persons driving cars vii d illegal lights or with lights out are fl ,e viting arrest