Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-26
street, J. Shepard estate, storage, loss

street, j. shepard estate, storage, loss
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june. 8 . p. m. T.. city dump.
June 1910 a. M. t., city dump.
June e10--i1.40 "a. H.: r., Bradley
| street. Conner blacksmith. small damage.
JAY .2f-S.3or p. m, Box Is, Grand
View, T. Taylor tenenelnt, oil stove,
| small damage.
July 2s-4-1o:so p.- M, Box IS. Mechanic
street. Resof dwelling, small damage.
July 2S--to.Se p. m, Box Il, George
street. j. B. Tateha and son handle fac
tory, loss $4,000. =
Aug. I2--4 p. NJ, city dump.
Aug. 1850 p. m. Box IL. Main
! street, Putnam ian,- small damage
| Sept ESQ ,: NJ r, Main street,
dump fire in@rear Of Putnam Motor Mart.
Nov, 4--s.to ,. NJ. T.. schoo. street,
| department called. to remove cat from
| well. @
Nov $50 p. m. T, Wilkinson
| street. Fhaneuf tenement, chimney.
Dec. 6--s a. M. T. Providence STREE,
.Osier tesarnent nlirnney.
Dec 7.-s.5e a. M, t., Mechanic
street, grass fire.
| Dec, 1o-12,- noon, Box Al tar barrel,
near Hammond hall. no damage.
Dec. 16-1o p, m, T.. Cllu-oss. street,
| Ballard tenement, chimney.
Dec. 15-1f.50 Z m, Boy &c, Ballard
tenement. chimney.
| Dec. Els, ,. m, T. Nichols dwelling,
| near Thompson line, chimney.
J.. Dec, "a, $40 ,. M, Box &c, false
alarm.
/ Dec. 2s-5 p. M. II. Woodstock av-
enues Ross tenement. chimney.
| Dec. 30-7.10 p. m. Box IS, School
street. Swanson tenement.
The Weather Man must have been
Peeved about. something Wednesday
morning or anxious to even up for some
mild day IN the early winter, for he shot
the mercury down to IL below zero
the lowest report in this city-for a! rec
ord Of the winter.
BY authority Of the common council
City Clerk Thomas p Ryan has issued
a Gall for bids for, the contract of trans.
porting any>prisoners who may be order.
ed sent from. the. city court to the county
TAI! at Brooklyn. AL bids must be In
the hands OF The. city clerk by February
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Byron Wilcox has resigned as one Of
the teachers at. the evening school in
order that he may go to Boston 70 fiji
a position. Interest in the evening school
seems we'k maintained IN some depart.
fnents. while tagging in others.
Rev, sAseee Anderson. p. d. VII
preach at the services at the Congre.
gational church Sunday.
State Attorney Charles e. Sears wa.
IN Williu7antic "Wednesday attending :
session OF the superior court.
The. rrestfins match schedul-d to tak,
place tomorrow (Friday5 e-7s1:hs To-
tween Al Bundstrqn1. Of North fcrosv eno-
dale and John Ksltechits has been TEN
p3-arily postponed on account OF diff
epities Ii securing the necessary permits
as, nor required by state law. The fan.
who are interested, in this big athie.:
event. however, are ASKED that tn
match viii take place in this citv il
about two weeks. Lundstrum postpon,n'
his Texas trip In order Is meet Ealet
chtz,. wao Is the foremost contender il
this part Of New England for the hon
ors now paid by the North Grosveno-
4 dale man.
State officer Howard A. Ellio+. q
: Hartford was IN Putnam on business o.
] "Wednesday.
william Terbet was being hold at tn
police station here Wednesday awaItin
the arrival OF an officer who was to tak
& him to huntington Ind. where he is sai
to be wanted to answer to charges n
nature OF which tho police were no
81 willing to reveal Wednesday Torbet. VIII
3 has seen eight years regular army ser
8 vice. Is 2 fine appearing man and (
a barber by trade. He has been en-
ployed recently in Webster His vtf
who IS, a resident OF Putnam, was Mis-
i Eva Chenaf. ~+ '.f
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