Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
IN NORWICH flf[Y YEARS AGO

The Thames hotel on Market street
 is being placed on auction today.
 John A. Sterry proposes to reft the
 old factory of the Sterry Faucet conn
 pany. at Norwich Town, and resume the
 manufacture of brass work there. < < Thursday, Oct. 10, 1s72.--Fhe Tan
 ners made a pilgrimage to Greeneville last night and fully sustained the spleE- dsd reputation they had won. The coni-
 psnies 4n the parade numbered over 500 men and after the parade they were treated by the residents of Greeneville :; or as the impartial language Of The Ad- veFtiser puts it, "DisgTaeeful Debauet was held-cr. in other words the boys earoused on hot coffee and crackers pro- vided by the Greeneville people. General Thomas Thumb and wife, Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren
 entertain this afternoon and evening a. Breed hall.
 An effort is being made in Bozrah to provide free schools for a period of for ty weeks a year, instead of thirty as is new provided. At the town meeting ths motion was voted down, but efforts vii | be continued until the schools have be- come the real thing.
 | The fair at Stafford Springs is going ] big according to reports, every depart ment having larger and better displays than in any year previous. 1 Friday, Oct II, lST2-There will be 2
 grand ratification meeting at Brooklyn l this evening" The following speakt rs are announced the Hon. H. H. Stark weather, the Hon. John T, Wait, Gov ernor w. 4. Buckingham, and Colonel
 AlleE Tenny.
 [ Six cases were tried yesterday in the court of common pleas by Judge Wiley. I cexyo q of hE A horse owned by E. H. Palmer feii ! backwards into a well on the West Side, last evening, and is permanently iA- tured
 Adpairal Jose Polo de Barnabe. Span I tsli minister to the Unitell States. witt ! his son, arrived iIl the city Ihursday at- terneol and are the ggests ef AdTairal LShman
 1 Company 5. otherwise known as the | Norwich Light Infantry. was disl1anded : yesterday. and the officers and men dis I charged, in accordance with al ,rdel I from the adjutant general l Mir, and Mrs Thomas Robinson left yes5eFday for Chicago. which city thel ! wifi hereafter make their home. Nlr Robinson opened book store in .thi; city ffty-four years ago, and continued in that business until his departure Saturday. Oct. 12, 1S72-The E,.zs 1 Huntington Memorial Home will be ded icated at 4.30 r. Iii. today, the Risa
 Reverend John Williams, bishop of Con
 necticut officiating. The people are in vited to attend.
 The Wiiliamsville company in Killing iy are work laying the foundation , a new mill, 225 feet long. which vii double their present productive capacity : also the population of the village The Woodchoppers turned out last eE ening about a56 strong to celebrate tn democratic victories in Pennsylvania an Ohio. They formed at o'clock in iron
 Of their headquarters on Water stree and marched to Norwich Town and u | te Bean Hill where there was speech |. making.
 The old question of the drainage C the Franklin street brook came up las evening at the adjourned meeting of th s council
 !. At the borough meeting of Willimal
 tie. Thursday afternoon, the vote passe st the late town meetingt exernptin : from taxation for five years all nel : manufacturing companies that sheI. locate there, was adopted. WilIimant
 is alive to her interests.