Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-03
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burg avemle Atlantic City.
out of town guests at the wedding and
raception included Miss Mildred Blastand
of Boston, Miss Marion Hillhouse and MISS
Myrtle Jordan Of Smith college Mr.. ana
Mrs. Allen X. White, Miss Doeothy White
Of Atlantic CITY, Miss Carolien White OF
swarthHnore College, Miss Mary White 81
Wellesley and Mrs. William Chittend en
Of NaugatlSck, Miss Margaret Wiley 81
Somerville, Miss Margnerite Atwood OF
Salem, Miss Barbara Lincoln OF Hartford,
RAYMOND t. Rsoh of Brown University,
and Mr. and Mrs William r. Fenton OF
Providence.
At four o'clock Thursday afternoon, DR..
Laura Heath Hills entertained at the Mary
Anna in honor of his hieca Miss Virginia
Hills Baker. Following the reception the
guests went to the home Of Mrs. Mary Sui
liv.ln of Jackson street where an inform
al reception was held.
The result Of the joint meeting of the
board Of assessors and board of relief or
the Grand list Of the town OF WiRdhan
for 1921, which has been turned over
10 Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton. shows
some changes from the figures arrived at
when the assessors completed their woFS
January 30th. The increase over the
grand list of 1920 on final returns is $94,
9O4. instead of s111.316 as first figured.
reduction in great measure is due to the
fact that there were several reductions in
the lists amounting into several Thousands
Of dollars other clerical errors account
ed for the other complaints
The official grand list of the town Of
W-idnham is now $16,50S,052 as compared
with the grand list for 1920, S16,423,1
OF the grand list Of the town S14.745,451
Is owned hy residents and S1772,601 by
non-residents
The budget for two expenses for the
year ending Sdoteusber Is, 1922. is s24P,-
B25. An eleven mill tax laid will bring
in $1S21So, which when the sS5 geo from
school buttons is added will total S247,76o.
Taxes are due and payable March 31st-
Federal prohibition officers william A.
Congdon and Stanton L, Briggs and Coun-
~ Detective William T. Jackson visited
the home Of John Barcley in Brooklyn
Thursday and met with success. A five
gallon s@@H with coil was seized, along
with a 5ag Of moonshine. Barcley wiz
aapear before u. S. Commissioner Earl
Ntathewson al Norwich, Saturday morning,
at 10 o'clock
Plans are under way to reestablish the
most Ct the Connecticut Division, Sons OF
Veterans, in this city. Some time ago a
meeting was held in the g. 4 R. rooms
In the town building to organize but it
vas deemed advisable 10 wait until a lat
er date Bertrand Deforest Of Deroy and
/ e. c. Baloson of Danielson are to be in
this city Saturday, March Attn to establish
| headquarters at the Y NJ. c. A. and will
soc all eligibes anil give all Information
about the order The night of installation
/ is TO be held later in the month. There
I are over 95 eighties in Windham and
many have already become interested in
! the movement. Much Of the local work
has been done by Arthur W Sweet.
! In the case Of Clement L. Manning Y,
I Philip Borton. heard by Justice Curtis
/ Dean Thursday morning judgment vas fol
] the defendant TO recover the costs of tbs
case. The plaintiff had claimed s10t
/ damages for work done on cars owned by
the defendant.
Early Thursday morning city and stat,
snowpiows We're engaged in clearing tn
/ scven-iuch fall of snow OF Wednesday
night from the streets and highways abou
Willimantic. The fall was one Of thu
heaviest Of the year and made tra9e
somewhat difficult in the early mornint
ihtrs. Trolley cars coming into Will
mantle were delayed early in the morning
h. car due at $50 not arriving unit.
shortly after o'clock
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Sprague
widow Of William E. Sprague of Andoye
VINO lied Tuesday at Palm Beach, Fla
/ win arrive in this city Saturday morning
Brief Notes
I The Connecticut Aggies wind uD thei
/ basketball season Saturday night a
\ IIawley armory, storrs, with Trinity col
lege Of Hartford The Aggies ho-e to re
verse the score Of the game at Hartford
in the Wednesday afternoon game a
the Y. NJ. c. A. the Natchaugers wo
from the Model school basketball dival
by a score Of Is to Is The Model schoo
v.s Handicapped by the loss OF its tw
forwards
This Friday afternoon Windham an
Eii.ngly clash in this city. KiHngly i
rated as the fastest basketball team in tn
slate for high schools, but old Windhar
expects to Show he visitors that Wipdhar
has the goods too.
Mrs ". F. Palmer returned Wednesda
TO her home IN Struggled after vsitin
re.4-ttes in this city
Mrs CHARLES LaFleur and Miss ARC