Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-20
DANIELsoN

70 500 L. :. Ingalls, Cadillac touring {,
from 5econing 4 total loss.
i b.a=ed Whilc Mr.. Ingalls, vas engase
IN th1wing out with y blow torch. froze,,
gasolihe feed pipe. running srom the tank
~ the rear Of the car 20 where the ga s
feeds through the carburetor into the mo
tor Il seems that Mr.. John DIS famous
company IS supplying just L little bit 0.
'eater with the gas that the company sells,
PROBABLY not Intentionally, but 1t SO hap
pens occa sfonally. aGI in the ingalls, cas-
there vas sufficient water to cause a
freeZeuo and the subsequent bringing o.
The blow torch into Use.
When the car famed Mr.. ingalls, push
Cd IN into the yard. but not before the
barn had become ignlted and created
situation that seemed to require the SER
vices Of the ERE department.
BY the time the motor bumper of the fire
department arrtved-and that was in very
short order-Mr Ingalls, had controlled
The IRE in the barn through the use Of fire
extinsuiShers. but the car continued to
blaze and the firemen turned their atten-
tioa TO the machine. subduing the flames
that were consuming Il with chemicals.
The top was burned OF the machine ana
the upholstery badly damaged Later in
The morning the damaged car was towed
70 q local garage, where it will undergo
repairs
In the afternoon The department wns
again called out by an alarm from Boz
IS 10 ssbdue a grass fire hat was raciI
over an area in which is known as til,
White Row district and threatening di
Struetion 10 the many tenement houses In
that section.
II seems thata one housewife wanting 10
be rid OF an old mattress decided to burn
u. mad having 80 decided st It aire re-
quested little boy who happened to be
lettering about 70 watch this fire and SEE
thai Il did not spread The plan worked
Bplendidly until the little boys mother,
happening 10 notice his. erstNhile ocoupa-
ton as a Misunderstanding job-holder,
ordered him home under penalty Of sure
and severe punishment-and, naturally, the
BOY aInbled homsward.
This left the mattress FIRE unattended
and IN a few minutes the grass there
about had been set sfre and was racing
through the territory Then came The
alarm and the response and the quick
S1bduing or the danger.
Saturdays alarms increased the list
since the first Of the year TO eight This
Is unusual for Dsnielson. which has fire.
Quentiy been referred to as one Of the
most hre-tree towns in the stats.
Augustine Lambert. 80. a native of
Canada. died Saturday at the home of his
ETand-daughter, "a Reynolds street. NJ
Lambert has Lived here since the day.
phen the first Of the emisrants from the
Dominion TO the north came across the
border 70 seek homes and more profitable
occupations His wife has been dead TO-
loas term OF years Mr.. Lambert. VIII
sas retired from active work, was fo'
many years employed in the Qufneba1s
sonpany's plant Henry Lambert. OF Nc
,hanic street, is son Of the deceased.
Citizens Of the town Of Brooklyn arc to
assemble in special meeting next Saturda}
afternoon. March IS. TO see what action
he town will take relative to issuing bonds
y the town. these BINDS to be issued Tor
thc purpose Of retiring the present floating
Eldcoteaness OF the town. The meeting
viii determine the amount and character
81 the bonds to be issued and take any
-theT action relative thereto that may =
considered necessary.
In cooperation with Peter J. Chabot. Of
WaureEah. Frank Miller, town director Of
he Windham County Farmers association
Hlid 3irS. r.uith NJ Kennedy, member OF
the Plainfield Community committee,
County Agent Frank L. Davis has ar
ranged for a Plalnheld Dairy institute t.
be held at Grange hall, Plainfeld, Frilas
March -. This is to be an all-day inst
tute and all who are Interested are invited
70 attend. County Agent Davis has an
nounced that plans for the institute hay.
been arranged as follows:
1880 Use and Purchase Of Fertilizers
J. S. Owens
LOO The Dairy Cow y. Merrill.
90 = 5, stem Of Crop Rotation
J. S. Owens
100 Feeding the Dairy Cow. and Com.
-sltinG Ieztions ~ K. Merrill
Noman's Program
1880 Tho possibilities Of tho shirt-waist
pattern in clothing construction, follow.
&c - discussion Miss Edith NJ Mas,
la. The application Of color and line il
buying and planning clothes with lit.
lie thought for the slim, and unfortunat,
stout woman Miss Edith NJ Masoi
80 Cutting night dresses, and underskirt.
ly your own measurements
Mrs Edith NJ Kennel,
LOO House neutrality-suspicious. anl
furniture coverings
Miss Edith NJ Masor
Lunch will be served at noon bv IN,
Romans committee
J. 5. Owens Of Storrs is well known :,
many Plainheld farmers who have hear
aim az previous Institutes
=. r. Merrill. who succeeded Prof p A
-anpoell as dairyman at Storrs come,
Q Connecticut from Dixville Notch. n IL
where he was manager. Of the Balsan
arms Mr.. Merrill also served for nv
ears as director OF agriculture in The Va
school. in Vermont
Next Saturday. March 25. will be tn,
saver anniversary iof the ordination q
nc priesthood Of Rev. NJ J. Gtnet NJ &
now of Fitchburg Mass. but for eirb
years very successful pastor of 81
lanes parish The =, roach of Fathe
SinetS important anniversary was in
Ioentaily alluded to during the course r
ne weekly announcements at ST. James
'Aurch at the masses Sunday. and IN
aTishioners will not be slow TO resnos
their opportunity % do sometime re
~ worth while Ia honor Of one Of IN
lost beloved pastors who has ever been h
he parish. Plans 20 honor Father Gin,
I'LL be worked out during tbs firs- r.
ays u this week.
Sergeant Howard. of the New Iouao
'olice department came here Sat,,r,;,,
tfernoon and took Henry A. Asderson a
da2.' street into custody, and on t,e hoa
rain. ln the evening. took him IN 80.
Ion'ol on . charge o. having Obtain,
money under false rretense.
ar AEdcTsor's arrest comes about
VS. stated h@re Sunday. through neroti1
ions hc is alleged to have had with w
lam Kendall Kay Of Wauregan. last II,
'eiTaler. relative to Purchasing an automc
'ae N New York Nr. Kay endorsed
cries ot notes one corning du~ r,,-.b,,
rhich ae was 10 mcet to nav tho c,st
or fhat hc INTENDED 70 buy. on M A.
l't~ha's rr1-r7,1t4iion After tri1 Z
''r 41-'t sd gu inspoc ion of The ra
'lneit Had Le;criors:ed through havin
sol 'ut ios fao1tls ol.a dock IL. *.
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