Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-22
DABHEESON AND PUTNAM NEWS

the sale of the stock of One Goodyear Tire and Rubber company over the amount at which the stock was carried in a prior balance sheet
 If the new issue of Secoud preferred stock is authorized by next Mondays meeting this stock will be. turned over to Mir. Caldwell in payment for houses TefSh homes for the empAnyes, the expe4- dlture in the housing venture being ap proxm4tely 164. .0Oe.
 The bEsiness DOW on the conpany's s books, together with that which reason ably may be expected, will give a total output to the company down to the first of k1rl, 1923, in a reasonable re-- centage of its capacity and at about the same percentage at which tie company has been operating for several months. It H therefore Indicated that the com pany will operate at a profit throughout the winter and that the eommg of spring should furnish an increased pro 6uction.
 Fancy turkeys. geese and poultry at the Wells farm auction today CWedDNS- day) at East Brooazlyn.-adv.
 Housewives resident a1o0< tlse Green Hollow road are quite convinced that a neat appearing woman 0S about % years who canVaSSed that section about nid-October for orders for soaps, groc- | euis and other articles put out by fa- | nous mall order and premium house with headQnarterS at Buffalo, N Y, has heeced them out of whatever money they paid her, in some instances the cash amounting to as much, as S20 out of one home. None of them had receiv- l ed up to Tuesday the goods they or
 derad and one woman who took the | trouble to write to Buffalo and inquire | of the company as to the woman can
 vasser's standing has a reply in which
 the company describes the canVaSser as ! an imposter who has collected hundreds | of dollars 1n eastern Connect1aut
 through epresenting herself as ar
 agent of the house, which is knoWL
 throughout the country.
 | Another resident Of the Green Hollow 1 road said Tuesday afternoon that 2 ] check he had given to the woman wher
 she took the orders has never been pre-
 scented at the bank for payment, and 1T
 the meantime payment upon it has beer
 ordered stopped
 The woman WAS an appealing ta:kel l and represented that she was taking lI 1 orders in an effort to earn a kitchen cab | met as a premium. This story, it ap l pears, was varied from time to time, q! suited the woman's purpose ir dealing
 with individual cases.
 Her equipment included regular orde blank forms of the frm she was sup posed to represent and she left, at leas in some cases, receipts for the none! she collected.
 More than 8 month having eiapse' since her appearance in the Green Hol low road territory. and in view Of tn,
 letter received from the mail ordel
 house at Buffalo, it appears that .her
 is no chance of those who paid the
 money to her ever getting the good they ordered, all of which constitute
 another warning against paying none in advance to strangers on any account
 In the superior court at Putnam
 Tuesday morning trial of the case o Elmer Brindamour Ts E. H. Reach ant
 company was begun before Judge Kel
 logg. In this case MT. Brindamou, seeks to recover damages of $500, . the result of collision between ca , HFtB1ch he was operating and a j)gh truck driven by Chauncey Frink, an em ploSe cF the defendant, on March 2 las, nea" the junction of South Mai and Maple street The case is to court Box office receipts of stock compan that has been showing. at a local thea tre this week were attached in She in