Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-30
JEWETTCTTY

G. H. Prior has completed a, number
OF new municipal good will signs. One
is placed at the orough line at the Lis
bon bridge. The automobile driver is
informed that he is in Jewett City, and
that he may drive slow and see the
borough, being also assured that in event
OF fast driving he may see our jail.
On the reverse as one leaves the town
as he. crosses the bridge. is seen the
friendly slogan, Come Again"
The state road travecses the entire
length Of the Borough and some au-
tomobile drivers make the mistake Of
behevlng they are on the prairie, irvine
to beat out a fire.
Frank Cusick is out again after a. sure-
ieal operation made necessary by an old
injury.
Passers-by on Main street the other
night stopped to listen to sound not
offen heard within the borough limits
nowadays. Tt was a screech owl in one
Of the trees near A. A Young's south
greenhouses. About this time, Mr.. Owl.
earlier than any other bird in these lat
itudes, has his thought, like the young
mans fancy, lightly turned to thoughts
Of love-
Chowder supper and entertainment.
40c, Tues, p. N. Pachaug Town hail.
adv.
supt. B. C, Bliss of the Jewett City
creamery is receiving calls from several
milk producers outside the town, ask
-ng If It is possible for him TO churn
smal} quantities of cream, which have
collected since the Boston milk strike
The creamery as willing as It is to view
any cooperative measure relative to the
milk producers, with favor, is not equip
ped to handle, ripen and churn small
quantities Of cream.
Only one more day to fish through
the ice! An inspection officer made q
visit to a party of fishermen on the lee
TIE other day looking for possible
Shorts" One Of the fishermen Informed
the officer that when he pulled ono nut
that measured under the prescribed ::
!1cbes he tucked him right in" +;
Tie didn't say where tucked 'en.
The night the house and barn burr
burned last week in Preston City, 2.
tod il The Bulletin, the blaze was clear
" visible from Paul Geist's home on thu
state road in Lisbon.
Across the Quinebaug, to the east,
sag in the hills leaves the Preston CT!
Oh Grch spire almost visible from tina
peiEt - Lisbon.
fTluGN d parry OF pTOnlDlIiOn enforce
ment officials made raids in Jewett Cit.
and didn't get smell. Yet there wa
small snifter they overlooked, for
! man had ii on exhibition during tn
closing hours Of Friday night. after tn
Firemen's ball.
Many are noticing that the big flock
[ Of English starlings seen earlier in tn
winter have moved to other ground
! where food is better
| First Selectman Maxcy Seymour real
! ICES that a close rein must be kept 6,
all designing persons, who never ceas
| their attempt to bleed the town, yet. h
| is never deaf to the appeal Of the hon
est and worthy for aid.
| When the needs of some, already re
eeiving small amount of aid wer
| brought 20 his notice Saturday he ex
! pressed himself as intending to loow in
| to the matter at once.
| The Pachaug Community club held it
first meeting of the year Thursday ev
| ening. New officers elected are: w Z
! Montgomery, president; Joseph Roodt
| first vice president. and Mrs jaime
Crazy, second; Merton Bartlett, treas
| urer; Frank Morgan, secretary Mrs. y
| B. Montgomery, publicity committee. Til
entertainment was in charge of fiV
young men, George Palmer, chairman
The following programme was given
/ Pachaug minstrels with Jokes. songs an
local hits; piano solo, Mrs. Harold Gee
and reading by Frank Nell a farce b
| Charles and Ellen Campbell, whistlin
solo by Miss Mabel Kanahan, and mag
by A Chester Brown of Norwich. Sant
I witches, cake and coffee were served
4 one hundred people Mr.. and Mrs. VII
h lam Bitgood, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor CAM
II bell and. Mrs. George Briggs were al
pointed committee for the FebruaI
meeting.
The reduction in wages at both a!
pinook Bieachery and Textile Novelt
Co, will be, slightly under fifteen Dr
cent, and begins February sixth. TIL
statement is official
Rev. c. II. Andrews gave his rests
nation as pastor of the Congregation
church to take. effect the first Sunday
. May. This took place at busine
meeting called by the pastor at Il
church at the close of the Sunday nor
ing service. Mr.. Andrews gave as h
reason that he intends taking cour
at Yale university next year, TO acqul
the Phi. D. degree. This summer he i
tends to do literary work in connects
with certain periodicals.
Following is the standing of the Je,
EFT City Bowling League. Boucher, Of I
F'Iiyers is high roller with an avara