Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-04

league and will depend chiefly upon this quartet to repeat their win Of last Sun day.
 Manager Martin also announced that after further negotiations with the Moo- sup management that game has been scheduled wiht that team 70 be played at Moosup. This should De another rum- dinger of contest. Fans hereabouts are now getting the fastest baseball of the year and are responding l,y turning out in droves. A record crowd Is looked for when Putnam and Danielson meet here next Sunday.
 Rev. Ignatius Rest, pastor of St. Joe sephs church at Dayville, has returned to his charge after spending the time since last May in a European trip on which he visited several European ccun- l tries and witnessed the presentation of l the Passion Play at Oberammergau Father Kost has received a. hearty well come from his parishioners, by whom he is dearly beloved.
 | Up at Dayville plans were underway Tuesday for a big celebration to honor | Selectman George Alvord for sis signal victory in the the election of Monday. This town official is very popular in his home village and there will be ample demonstration of this when the celebra- I
 The response that is being made to the announcement of the tooth anniversary savings dividend of the Windham County National bank is very gratifying to it's directors and officers. IL has always been the policy of this bank, nov in it's tooth year, to appropriately recognize the loyalty of its customers. This has been shown in many ways during their tooth anniversary, more especially by its declaring dividend at the rate of per cent. per annun, payable to all deposit ors in the savings department as Of De cember 1st. Anyone who becomes a de- positor on or before October 5th will re- ceive the benefit of this dividend from October lst. If your money Is not al ready earning per cent, this is the op- portunity of sharing the good will o1 the Windham County National bank Danielson, Conn.-adv
 Deputy Game Warden F. E. Kles ha. given out certain suggestions contained in a circular letter sent to game wardens throughout the state by Superintendent John W. Titcomb of the sta.a fish anc game commission that will be of interest to all hunters. The spirit of ths suggcs. tions Is so fine as to assure the appre- ciation of all huntsmen.
 For instance, Mir. Titcomb suggests ! license and does not have it upon hi:
 erson while hunting, though he is able to convince warden that he has duly taken one out, the wardenS shall treai such hunter courteously and not make an arrest for merely technical violation of the law. The main object, Mir. Tit comb, says, is to be sure that the huntel has complied with the law and has : license.
 It is only thoughtlessness and greed o a few people that make necessary man! precautions for which the regulation have to be made irrespective of perEon, Mir. Titcomb says
 KtlIinEly men will be included in tn grand jury that will be summoned to ap pear at the superior court in Putnam Friday morning to hear evidence in tn lease of the state ys. Mary Eitelman
 Willimantic, charged with murder. A pc ! tit jury has also been summoned to ap pear for Thursdays trials, and thi
 jury also includes members from .hi tns~AA