Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-23

receipts, S25.524 came from the state for the board of the children. For private board $121 was received, the sale of beef and veal netted SAP and there were other minor sources of revenue.
 In the list of expenditures tne follow ing items appear: Provisions. SS6S9.93; clothing, $4189.29; salary of matron and assistant. s1325; fuel. s76S.S5 cleo tric lights. $30O.s6; electric power. $s0o5: grain and hay. S1115.62; seam stress. Ss7s.1S; outside labor. s637.50 repairs, $s44.G7; bedding. $sss.5s: soap. $342S4; furnishings, $771.2s: plants. seeds and fertilizers, $390.40; transportation, $455.26.
 The home farm produces great auan- titles of vegetables for use of the chiI- dren domiciled there and much fer the l tabl ealso comes from the home dairy and poultry yards.
 On account of the great demands his business, makes upon his time, Alder ! man John G. Johnson will not accept l his appointment as alderman-at-large by the common council. 1t was stated l Wednesday. Prizes have been offered pupils of schools who interest themselves in n- ducing the largest number of adults to ] attend the Putnam evening school. 1 Upon their return from the wedding | trip, Attorney and Mrs. Archibald Mac donald were rendered a reception by their friends.
 1 Practically the entire interior parti- | tioniny and former arrangement Of the First National bank on the street level l floor has been ripped out in connection with the remodeling work that ilas been l undertaken.
 l ! a freight of tremendous length through this city early Wednesday afternoon, another evidence of the increase m freight business over the New Haven l road through this territory
 Jurors who were in court Wednesday and not required in the group hearing the case on trial were excused frcyn further attendance at the present term of court
 In the superior court Wednesday a report was filed and accepted on the uncontested divorce case of. Mary Snow Perkins vs. Webster F. Perkins, heard recently before Judge M. A. Shumway as referee. Granting of the divorce is recommended in the report.
 Members of Putnam grange have been notified that the annual meeting of Quine-
 baug Pomona grange, No. 2, of which there are many local members is to be held with Highland grange of South Kill lingly on Saturday, Dec. 2, at Grange hall
 in that place.
 The Windham county superior eourt will hold short calendar and assign
 ment of cases at Putnam Friday, at
 II o'clock a. m. Hon. John P. Kellogg,
 Judge.
 The short calendar Homer Furnace
 Co. .vs Julian E. Eunrard, C. L. Torrey
 ct al vs Paul Dubuc Frank Brown vs
 Thomas Killourey, Antonia Brown vs
 Samuel Goldstein and Louis Goldstein
 Ralph W. Simpson vs Joseph E. Flint
 and Alice A. Flint, Daniel vs Carrie
 Hill, Mary G. and Salvador Foti vs The First Society of Spiritualists in
 Willimantic, Elizabeth Bergeron vs Jo-
 seph Bergeron, Mary "A. White vs
 Claude White, Addie M Baker ct al .vs
 Antonio Mazellafuignazio ct ux, Michael
 KozioI vs Ignaz Skinner, alias Ignacy
 Skryniarz, Lucien Gagne vs Mary Louise G2gne,. Pearl B. Maine vs Welcome A
 Maine, Day Kimball hospital vs Annie
 McQueen, Isabelle Charlebois .vs Moke Charlebois, Clara Credit vs Napoleon Credit, Joseph Thibault vs Dorilda Thi.
 bault.
 Uncontested Divorces: lola F. Cook , vs Charles, H. Cook.
 Trial List: To jury-Cornelius D Shea vs Nellie Shea, executrix, Emeline Wilbur ct al vs Benjamin R. Briggs adrrs., James M. Witter. appeal from
 probate will of Henry L. Witter
 To court-Asher B. Holmes vs De Witt Lockman, Batchelder & Snyder Co vs. Mary Jasmin, Rugby Mfg. Co, V! Samued Eisenberg, William Sarnofski VI } Hyman Israel, Stanley Gwodz vs Alber Gordon, Wilda Lamothe vs Napoleon } Benoit, Jr., General Mortgage & Loal : Corp. vs Florence NJ Johnson.