Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11
EWETT CRY

s4NoI many years ago the charcoal cart ]
and it's accompanying dust-begrimed
peddler was common sight in the bor-i
ough. They used to do rushing bus
mess and sold many bushels to the
plumbers of the town. Friday one of
these aboriginal jewellers from the un-
charted region down below Mount Mis-
cry was in town. While here and be-
ing somewhat weary and hungry he
went into a lunch car to rest and re-
fresh himself. While there he heard
one OF the regular patrons reading from
the Putnam news in Fridays Bulletin
about strange animal that had been
shot, said to be a cross between a po-
lice dog and a timber wolf. The char
coal man (who it is believed was old
Cluey Watson, who figured prominently
In well known stories of travel on Mt
Katahdin) took notice at once He said
there was no dorNbt in his mind but
what the creature that the man had
shot was a female Whangdoodle. and
fhe is going to communicate with Mr.
(BradTay to see Ii the animal was heard
ito be mourning for Its first. born" for,
(he says, If this proves to be the case,
the animal is sure to be Wflangdoodle
for they are always thus occupied es-
| pecfally when being shot.
! The big South American liner Yeuban
| sails today Saturday. from New York
| for. Buepos Aires. Its purser. John r.
| Tracy, of JeTett City, win be accom-
/ panied by the hearty good wishes of the
many friends he has made during mis-
| two trips to his home here, during the
/ time his vessel has been in port
| Following are the names of the insti-
| tuition committee recently appointed TO
make arrangements for the institution
Of Very Reverend Michael McCabe
Council, Knights of Columbus, on the
/ 10th inst: John D. Barry. Edmond Jo-
doin, 7. H. Shea. ]. A. HouriEan. Louis
Massa. Dorey jarvis, John P. DriscoIl,
Peter Flynn.
As result of the recently completed
enumeration of the women of GriswoId
liable to pay personal tax. John Pot
ter and E. M. Gray find few over one
thousand women who for the first time
in their lives have had to fork over two
| cold bones to the tax collector. 1t is
| pretty we'll settled that the enumerators
earned their money, although in the
main there was no prevaricators among
the fair.
| The differences that have existed be-
tween the textile printers and the Aspi-
nook company have not\ been sn1oothed
out yet, although the men are out in
the fifth week Whatever negotiations
are being carried on looking toward an
arnicaa1le adjustment of differences are
not of a public nature. Yet, it Is gen
orally believed, and sincerely hoped
that the end is in sight
John Barnett Of Boston University is
at home here. on account of his Illness
George Rocheleau is iM at his home
Three weeks from today-April l.
boroughfses will be digging angleworm.
and trying the trout in that mythica
locality, known hereabouts as Meadow
Brook; and John DriscoN Of New Lon
don, who caught the biggest square
tailed brook trout ever taken with {
hook and line in this end Of the state
Q pounds, 10 ounoes-is coming to Jew
EFT City on that day to show local an
glers where the brook is.
Emerson and Okeh records 55c Will
! present stock lasts today at Saunders
adv.
why 1 Believe In immortality is tn
subject of Rev. c. H. Andrews sermon
on Sunday morning at the Congrega
tional church. The c. E. meeting at
O'Clock will be led by Miss NJ. A. Bur
dick Evening service at o'clock.
Rev George e. Congdon of Grafton
Vt, will preach again at the Baptis
church Sunday morning and evening
He has been entertained during tn
week at the homes of A. NJ. Clarke an
A. M. Brown Yourg Peoples meetin
at SIS p. m.
Rey.~Gewry MaoAennan will preae.
! at the Methodist church Sunday morn
I ing and evening. Epworth League at
O'Clock.
. Mrs. A. c. Burdidk and Miss JuNett
) Richmond have been called to Presto
City by the death Of their mother, Mr.
Henry Richmond. She Is a sister {
; Mrs. c. D. Bahcodk, formerly Of Jew
. EFT City.
, The Harmony club was entertaine
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mr.
j | Walter Marshall. on Mathewson stree