Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-29

snow melted and left the streets in l very slippery condition. = Mrs, Napoleon Liberty announces the marriage of her daughter, Laura, to Samuel W Chadwick of Meriden. Statistics recently made up of ages of representatives and senators at the recent election show that Ashford has | the two youngest representatives. Com l pa ring the average ages of both Ray nlond 0. Baker. the senior represents live who is ? years old, and William McQuade. 3l, Mr. BRkerf who was member of the general assembly in the i session of l9I9-2e, IVES at that time the youngest member. l Oliver Bcauchamp has accepted po- sition as foreman for the Blanchette ! Blancnetts Baking Company. 4 communication was received by Chief Of Police Daniel killourey Tues 1 day afternoon from Chief Guilty of Springfield Mass, to notify Eddie NJ ! John of No. fl Mily street, that he must appear before the district court of ! Springfield Wednesday morning at O. clock to answer to the charge Of reeE- less driving of a motor vehicle on the Boston road Springfield, recently. Nc t;cn was served csi MT. John at his place of employment 2t the Rossia Velvet con- pany.
 An automobile driver and several on- tlookers received the thrill that comes ,,ft>e in lifetime when an autono- bijJ. stalled on the railroad crossing on Main street about one o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The staliing Of the car was othing strange but the fact that the Boston express had just left the rail- road station and was bearing down upon the machine. was rather disconcert- ing Several men ran to the car ana lpGshed it eff the tracks just as the train sped by.
 The work of erecting steel water supply tank at the Columbia engine house of the NeN York, New Haven Hartford railroad was started Tuesday The tank will have caparity of SO GOO gallons.
 Rcv.~W. 0. Foster of Atlanta. Ga has accepted a call to tho pastorate of the First Congregational church, Ileb- anon and will begin his duties Decen- ber 1.
 Miss Sarah Abbe and guest, Miss Mi riam Prentice of Ehglewoed. N. J., both , students at Wheaton, college. will ar rive here "Wednesday to te the guests Of Mir. and Mrs. George r. Stiles of South Windham for the holiday. Alvin Nelson was in Hartford Tues day on business.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. P s. HlllS .of the faoses will spend the Thanksgiving holiday with relatives in East Hampton.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. Frank Bugbse will lhave as dinner guests Thanksgiving. MT. and Mrs. J. W. Hubachek. of Brook lyn. N '.
 Miss AImede Wright of Hartford will spend the holiday with her parents Mir. and Mrs J. F. Wright.
 Russell Norton of Boston university 1 arrived here Tuesday to spend the holi- day with his parents.
 Mrs ThGmas o. Cole will be holiday guest of Dr. and Mrs. Chester ColeS of Brooklyn. N. Y.
 suit to recover damages of $125
 has been brought by the New York Fur
 mace Company of New Haven against
 Joseph Astnann Of this. city and the case is to be heard in, the New Haven
 city court December 21.
 ] Engine. Company, No: l. answered tt 1 still alarm for a severe chimney fire in the home of Alfred .Lariviere, No. g
 Broad street. about 1.55 o'clock Mon l day afternoon. Thirty-fve gallons oi
 chemicals were used to put out the
 blaze.
 Damage to the extent of about s5t which is covered by insurance wa: