Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-18

and the lecturers program Is to be open i to all patrons An address will be made | ! by Sayles B. Steere. past master of the l Rhode Island State grange. Miss Doro- 1 l thy Buckley. nutrition specialist rof the i Connecticut dairy and food council, is to give an address on Milk.
 Reports on their Vermont trip will be given by Miss Euretta Grosvenor and Mrs. Willis Covell. There is to be nut sical program and presentation of the farce Interviewing the Servant Girl by l members of Wolf Den grange. 1 Two decisions in cases recently heard | in the superior court have been filed by Judge Hinn1an. In the case of the Inter national Baking company vs. John T. 1 Taylor the decision is that the defendant recover costs. In the case of Eprehem Beauregard, admr., vs. the Brooklyn Saw ] ings bank the judgment directs that the l bank deliver certain money to the plain | tiff, less allowances specified in the de- 1 cison.
 No return has been made as yet In the Potter-Potter divorce action. It is probable that Mayor Archibald Macdonald will take up his new duties as postmaster in this city on or about Nov. l. Mayor Macdonald had not definitely decided. Tuesday but expects that it will be possible for him to begin with the 1! coming or next month.
 The motor trip to Baltimore on which Town Clerk and Mrs. David F1agg left on Tuesday is in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. In Baltimore they l will visit with their son and his bride. MT. and Mrs. Flagg have arranged their journey so as to Visit many of the princi- pal points of interest en route. Seven persons who were given sentences ! at 1o-t nf thA a-s,@ court in this city are to be transferred this week to the in Nitutions to which the court ordered them committed. Four will go to the state prison at Wethersfield. one to the state reforrlatory at Cheshire, one to the state hospital at Norwich, one to the state hospital at Middletown. Numbers of followers of the boxing game in this city and vicinity will be in Danielson this evening to see a series of bouts totaling A scheduled rounds The principal attraction is Kid Lewis of Hartford to meet Young Willard of New Bedford.
 The weekly luncheon and meeting of the directors of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce, held at the Putnam inn Mon- day was attended by practically all of the board. As a result of efforts by the different committees appointed at previ- ous meetings, several projects were re- ported as brought to a successful con- clusion.
 The entertainment committee reported that Tax Commissioner Blodgett had been secured as the chief speaker at the , first of the winter meetings of the entre chamber, the date of which will be fixed definitely during the present week.
 The large signs to be erected at the entrances to the city have been delivered l I,. FT-d-- small street signs have been ordered and 5 vii be put up on delivery. The treasurer's report on dues collected
 for the present year was viewed as en- | couraging.
 t Arthur L. Duvert was unanimously l elected to membership.
 d Those present were Miss Byrne Messrs Vaughn, Rogers. Richard. Moss. -Byrne e Gilpatric, Hanton. Thayer, Wulf, Dean I Johnson, Ames, Secretary Brown and As n sistaQt Secretary Ryan.
 County Agent F. L. Davis has arranged .- for a poultry selection demonstration al $ the farm of Cone & Goodrich, Killingly V today Wednesday,. The county agent has secured Roy E. Jones. poultry spe g cialist, to give the demonstration A large
 number of notices have been sent out -e The Kiilingly Poultry club will meet a r. the farm of James Sayles Elmville. a ,e 130 this afternoon. The subject of tn, l. meeting will be Poultry Selection MT
 Jones, poultry specialist, will give a poul It try selection demonstration. The Plain IS field Poultry club will meet Wednesda, pr evening. Poultry selection, and goin,
 over the club records. is the progran that has been arranged 'n The Woodstock and Pomfret Poultr-
 clubs are to meet Thursday The Wood -l stock club will meet Thursday afternoon
 at William c. Childs farm. Tn addition y to going over the poultry records a pune
 selection demonstration will be given. Tn
 Thompson Poultry club members hay
 been invited to attend this meeting. q The Pomfret Poultry club will meet a E Abingdon Grange hall Thursday evening
 MT. Jones will give an illustrated talk O
 the Pacific coast poultry industry
 Preliminary arrangements have bee
 made for the county poultry meeting
 which will come somewhere between tn
 first and the middle of December.
 Hunters continue to comHNain ths
 heavy foliage is interfering with thei
 operations
 A party of Putnam men will motor Cherry park. Avon. today (Wednesday
 to attend the final race meet of the ses
 son.
 Amherst men in this territory are iI
 terested in the fact that it's football tea7
 will meet the Massachusetts Aggies
 next Saturdays game at Amherst
 Miss Katherine Byrne was in Bosto
 Tuesday on a business trip.