Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-31

ing girls for the business, and Dennis
Goodyear Cotton Mills, Inc. had his
hand badly Iacarated Monday when Il
| was caught in q carding machine about
| which he was working at the plant. Mr..
Pope was Immediately taken TO the Day
| Kimball hospital at Putnam for surgical
! attention. He was reported later as not
seriously hurt and is expected to return
| to Goodyear today.
! At the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
i Fourier at the corner Of Dyer and
! FRANKLIN streets, Monday morning. their
| little daugher, a child Of about TWO
| years, caught her hand in the Wringiug
| attachment on an electric washing ma
| chine and the member was so badly torn
| before she could be released that it was
necessary to take several stitches to
close the wounds. The child was at
tended by DR.. George NJ. Burroughs and
DR.. ]. n. Perreault.
One of the plate glass windows in the
rostoffce section Of the town hall build
| ing has a hole through it and the glass
| more or less shattered as the result Of
! 4 peculiar incident. An automobile. get
ting under way from where it was park
| ed at the curb opposite the postoffice,
kicked a stone about the size of a ban
! tam's egg out of the ice as the chaIn-
clad tires spun around and sent the
| stone hu.ling against the glass. smash
ing 4 hole right through the heavy plate.
Postmaster Raymond Allen is now IN
possession of the stone, as a souvenir Of
| the occasion.
As in other towns hereabouts, warn
ings are being given through the press
to all owners of dogs that prosecutions
| with ell ~.
| tng-and roaming means that q dog has
no right TO be at large excepting on the
| owners premises. or streets abutting or
while accompanied elsewhere by the
owner or some person appointed by the
| owner to have charge of the animal. \
dozen prosecutions have been brought
IN Killingly and Plainfeld during tn
rast week. Dog Warden Charles f.
Aver said Monday that other prosecu-
lions will follow in any number that be
required to get fully enforcement of the
dog law.
Admittedly. under the present dog
laws dog is not entitled to very many
privileges, but the laws were not framed
by the doe Wardens or others charged
with the enforcement of the law. but by
the legislature which had in mind tho
principle that sheep are more valuable
to the state as whole, than are dogs
and IN sid Of the revival Of the sheep
raising industry IN Connecticut Such
+ campaign against roa ming and unii-
rensed dogs as is now en;ne on in towns
IN this section Of WindhG-n county will
be duplicated throughout the state.
Scores of local motor vehicle owners
received Monday forms on which to make
applications for renewal of operators Ii
censes. The licenses now in force eX-
pire on February 28.
Charles NORM returned to Apponaug,
4. l., Monday, after visiting at his home
here over the Weekend.
little OF Inc ice that has chung to
streets and sidewalks here for the past
three weeks, disappeared under Mon
Danlase Boulais was called to Web
stef Monday evening to see a brother
Who IS dangerously i'll.
a union leader in an interview with a
tan River paper describes mills hare and
Aere2bouts where wage reductions re-
He'>>y vent into effect as back wash
r.al4.s ana OF no Importance III the cot
-on textile field. This sounds good from
4 distance. but not in accord with the
Facts. Another follow up Of interest in
relation to the recent wage reduction
put in effect in this territory is strike
Of cotton textile workers in the Paw
tuxet valley, a beehive of manufacture
ing in Rhode Island, and the prompt
shutting down Of the plant for an inded-
mite period. The strike is regarded as
move that played directly into the
hands of the manufacturers,
Members of the Kiilingly town school
committee have been invited to partici-
pate today (TueSday) in an institute to
be held at the high school building in
Putnam and which will be attended by
committeeman from all towns here
abouts
Thursday will be grounding day anl
! everyone will be entitled to one guess as
! to whether the backbone of winter has
by that time been broken or whether
there is some further stormy and trying
weeks ahead.
Supervisor Leon NJ Farrin of Killing
ly's schools has calle da teachers meet
ing for Tuesday evening of next week
Arthur 3. Hansen Of Worcester was
visitor 18th friends n Danielson Mon
day.
new term of the Go-to-church BAN
will begin Sunday next.
Robert Bard returned to his studies a
Brown university Monday, after visiting
with his parents, Treasurer and e. Mrs
Sidney ". Bard.
Cashier Francis z. Storer stated Of
Monday that a deputy collector Of in
ternal revenue Will be at the Windhan
County National bank from February 2
to February IS, inclusive to assist a.
local citizens in filing their income ia.
returns for the year 1921 During tina
week the collector may be visited per
sonally areN called at the bank by tele
phone for any Information in regard t
income tax matters. This service will b
free to the public
John A. Standish of Bridgeport visite
with friends in Danielson on MONDAY.
!, Danelsons ice supply for the next ne
= weather period is so large as to precfld
any danger Of a shortage. In fact Their
, is a sufficient quantity stored to alrlo!
guarantee a surplus.
special town meeting Monday afte
, noon verified the action of special con
] mittee Of the town in awarding the r,
: GENTLY authorized issue of bonds to Z
2 bridge and Company of Boston. Onl
s a small number attended the meetir
{ over which Charles B. Hutchins preside
as chairman,