Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-01

students who attended the dance were at
their homes here early.
VITA the coming of February, the at
ten1ion Of business men here is directed to
tive important affairs sch eduled by the
chamber Of commerce this naonth--the an
nual banquet os the organization and an
other big aFeciaI sales effort sl4sh as
brought hundreds Of buyers 10 this o!ty On
a DAY last August
Tax Collector George A. Williams wiy
begin this month the collection Of per-
SERIAL taxes IN Ilillingty. Mr.. Williams
has appointed dates on WhicA he VII be
II the various villages Of the town TO
receive payments and when he is to be at
The tax collectoG's office in the town hail
bCgdins.
Greatest buying event Of the season.
Sale opens at saAe-'s Putnam today.-asag.
At the annual meeting OF the WestfeId
cenleteTy association the following ef-
icers and directors we're e.eoted presi-
dent, Kent \. psrbie; wee presd dent,
Jucge u, A. Shumway; trea surer. Nathan
D. Prince: secretary, Judge Arthur c.
| Bill; boacd Of directors, Edward s. Car
- Ter, A. z. Wood, Luther PiiIlng.
'he snrysal financial reports snow the
ass 3ctatiorl &c be In excellent condition
with large general aud permanent care
tun5s.
A party of Danielson lshern.eg. whs
wSre enjoying the final day of the cp,~i
season On ponds at East Hi lEn5p55 Tues
aay ilsive been ordered to appear in court
hy Dguty Cams Warden Ro.Gains to an
sWer to 2 charge Of taking short pickerel
There were five fsheEnea in the par y
and they VIE contest tna CHARGES re;
against them, having employed Attorney
e. L. Darbie as counsel. The cases VIII
coma up oefore Judgs W. Fonaer Wood.
ward in the town court Saturday mornin;,
Saturday of this week bring the secbr,,
anniversary Of the heavy snow. storm that
tied traffic TN a knot IN tias sec .:oa here
1 sloouts A tro1sey care that was caught in
the snow storm at Wauregan re nainad
tlrt.ee for weeks. Trains were hours Ia 4
aas5 many Danielson men who were out Of
| Town for the day were unable to reach
! their homes that night.
! 5oseph Marta. an eInploye ac the Ca
| s5no sowing alleys, is a. patient at tbs
! Day Kimoall hospital in Putnam and
may lave 20 ta1deFso = surgical opera.
ton
Meddie Harold, who was injured white
81 work at his home here during the past
/ month remains in a serious cen .ftion al
the lioso Mai N Putnam.
! George A. Wilton of Hartford v7as ?
visitor With friends IN DarEeIson On Tues.
DAY.
! some who are prompt in Eli Of thel- az
fairs are nov engaged In f ling cut in
co1ne tax returns cor the year 1921
It lbs been suggested tina. the attention
Of the pubic usilities commission IS
called 10 inc fact that tie n. z, ". Il
end 4. r. r. does not open It's, p@ssenz.,
/ stataon here Sunday evening for the &C
! soffodati7n Of those who desire to Ieu7e
" the boat train.
4'airylnen from towns hereabouts ye~
| IN Boston monday and Tuesday, AZ erdisl,
! the 1anuai n,eating Of the New Er4la,e.
| h1ilil Producers associa. ION
| At the corner Of Mechanic streets .
fine5 new combination residential ans
business building is nearing cornoieti5r,
Il i5tthe property OF H.ry Myers.
a.. p. Danvers of Worcester was Il
D aielson Tuesday on a business trim.
Practically all tho mills hereatout
thu. are engaged in cotton rnauufactur
Ing are now operating on schedule 0
50 hours gar week, an advance in mos
cages from 43 hours.
| meeting Of nemsoers Of the Easter
Connect $clit Manufacrurer assoc. alto,
was he'd here Monday evening to disc,,s
matters Of routine interest 20 the orsan
izarion.
Thomas J. Ay1ward was in Proy1del,c
Tuesday on business trip