Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-13
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 utype at which trade he remained for about fourteen years, until he was ad- Visea hg.a physician to give it up. He was next employed by the National Ap- praisal company, of Boston where he gained much exnerience- Three years ago he located in this city in the bak- cry business, but gave that up short time ago. Gene said that he is married. He has no particular hobby. ... .',Gus Greene made the presentation speech and said that the name of Gene should be changed to that of Genial be- clause Gene was always so willing and SD, handy Haroyn the house. He gave him Ia hailiner, some nails, screw driver and dairy. ~
 James; E. FuIIe.rton gave the buatres. tslIx afrIhe day and entitled it The Evo- lutionN of tho Safety Pin. MT. Fullerton secured his data from the Gonsolidat- sd, Safety Pin Co., and gave the fun his tory of sthat necessary exponent in our lives, Tho annual output of the pins amounts to about LAC, ,00A.OO0 pins which require an estirnste of 6s,1Ss I'iniles 0f@Wire to make. '''. John. .AheTn- thens paid the speaker a number of compliments on his successful Way 'of' conducting his business.
 The meeting was closed by singing one stanza of the Star Spangied Banner. led by tGeorge ", Hickey. . .. ir. Send 4:s.this aGv@tis isefnent to The iPiaut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Conn. with .yoiIr name; and address and get a book of 1'okd afashioned songs free.-udy.s l Considerable trouble was experienced ! in this city as the result of the rain Monday night, which turned the streets land sidewalks into a glaring sheet of Fee. Cars on the roads were at sea and ma ny were the victims of the smooth ice 'surfa ces.
 The Rockville wilinantic Lighting Company power went off late in the ev- cning and power had to; be furnished by l the UpGas' Power Company of Norwich l!The trouble. was finally found to be a tree ,ih Eagleyilfe, wb&ch had fallen on 1 the < wires and broken the, lines The NorwK:h power was turned off at [ o'clock and up to eight o'clock Wfltmzn- tic was without electric power untl re- kpsifs were completed on the high ten lSion ffrI, '7,'
 '!hTho coBl. shortage in wfltnantic is SC acute >that local fuel admin istrator Flames Smith, has found it necessary tf make certain regulations which were placed in the hands of the local coa Headers '~ Monday with the request thai ! they*put into effect3 at. once. These reg II EcealSon the basis t'6f 70 per cent. of egg lstoye.or nut, and 30 per cent of substi tute. The price of such mixture is no to exceed $16.50 per ton and only ont ton may be delivered to each customer at a time.
 lt, All business houses must use buck wheat, or soft coal and any person hay ling in excess of one weeks supply O. coal will not be entitled to delivery. An person in dire need may be assistsd bI the fuel administrator to obtain a uuan itity of coal. None of these regulations however, apply to substitutes. BusineE blocks, churches and schools which ar, burning hard coal where Substitutl would be acceptable may have thetl tsuppTX divefted into small quantities throughout the community to relieve tn ldomestic shortage.
 Mrs. Ora; Manning Clark. for the pas bsixE yesrs@ connected with the W1llhhan ttio' Weifare sfsureau, the last four as sec kretary, 'lfas, teIdeFed' her. resignation t take effect, February 1,iiSz3. Mrs. ClaH khas. stablisheus a crecoFd as- an efficien
 secretary. The Welfare Bureau lla
 done good work Under her management in t earing for sthe. needy of this city. ' Ea4WnIlam W. MeESau of Philadefpbia
 
 of this city, recently celebrated his eigh Fey-nin1h birthday and is making ar lrangenlents to participate in a boxin; bout on his ninetieth anniversary. ''Bil ly' Mclean is q well known boxer an
 athlete,, his Aast bout being when he wa
 awarded a decision over Jim Murray i 1880. Laterf he, was boxing instructor a
 the .Eaiyersityzof Pennsy lvania He aIs
 olairps, ,lthe ;, di distinction of rbeing the frs II'baseball umpire flor the National Leagul ~ { The following $ list of the. on1ces
 elected @at the last meeting of the La lqies' EAd&iliarys Ito the A. O.. H.: Pres
 dent, fEileen Raeicot vice president, Ne! 9 i lie MSraH.; treasurer; De4ia Lynch rex
 ording secretary, Mae Sugrue; fnancis secretarX Ellen , Lynch; sergeant 2 arInsI1 Nellie Cannon sentinel, Ella Hu. Esey.
 Wolfe Rosen who conducts a store
 the: Hibberd' block narrowly escape -i death late Monday night when he at
 cidentally drank a bottle of camphorai
 ed oil. Mir. Rosen felt rather ill durin
 the afternoon and upon reaching hi
 home, No. 62 Meadow street, he decide
 to take a dose of castor oil Just abot
 this time the electric lights went out an
 greping his way to the medicine chest !
 took hold of a bottle which he suppose
 was filled with castor oil. He drank II
 contents and then felt terrible burniu
 in his throat and stomach Finding h mistake a doctor was called and N
 Rosen received treatment. Tuesday I
 was considerably recovered and able 1 be out,
 .Lehn c. Kendall died suSdenly at h
 hpme, No. 1o5 High street, late Mol | day 3eyening. He was born in Lebal on, October 29, 1882, the son of Jof
 and Mary Crocller Randall. For the pa -- fifteen wears he has been resident
 this City and was highly respected by h
 numerous friends. He is survived l
 his wife, one son, z. P. Randall
 Rocky. Ford, Colo, five grandchjlare
 Grace E. Randall of this city and Do [ othx. Frederick, Harold and Mari, . Rapdall of Rocky Ford; and two si IA A ,-Ner1 i -t