Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-13
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 wares were posted Tuesday at the ouinsbaug mills here and at the Waure- gAn mills in Wauregan. The notices do not Include any specific amount of ad- vance but 1t is understood that the in- crease will bring the wage scales back lpproximatsly to what they were before the reduction of 2o per, cent. on Jan. 30. la17 The new advanced rate of pay will seerne effective Monday, Oct. 2. Be- ffPen 1.1o0 and 1.4o0 operatives will ben eat by the increase at the Quinebaug and WauTe9an mills. Other mills in this ter rlteFY will post similar notices within a ahert period, it is ndicated, as 1t is un- d0Tsteed there is general agreement GtnonR the cotton manufacturers doing buEness in the QuinebauE valley to make advances ccrresponding to those already announced.
 Ana. new comes Sidney P. MarIand, aeminatsd at the citizens caucus last sheurday as a candidate for registrar, with the announcement that the nomina- tioh vas made without consulting him about the matter and that he heard noth- ing about the nomination until he saw anneuDoement of the fact in this column. Nr Ma1iand declared Tuesday afternoon tkat he does not wish to be g. candidate. whlls appreciating the good will of those
  10 registered as a republican.
 h she days when songs came iA bottled fernl and usually mute persons burst forth into melody there was an old chanty that started out with line something like. this: For forty days and forty nights the rain came down like -" and continued along that line of thought m manner to remind one of weather euch as continued Tuesday to drench this ter ritery.. IT there is any one thing this part of eastern Connecticut is not short of, water Is that thing. It's everywhere, aa well as in the lakes and streams where one usually expects to find it. Old timers with good memories say that this s the wettest summer season within their recollection. The constant rains are not only holding up many important out door projects, and thereby causing losses to many workers. but also are playing hRvoc with some crops not yet harvested. There may be, some consolation in the recently oft-repeated thought that the U1FpiuS of precipitation now may mean a hEht snowfall during the coming winter BasebalI fans who have been following with interest the writeups sport writers pn Boston papers have been giving the Old Timers who came back to that city
 
 up of former stars of the diamond have 6een particularly interested in what has been said about Candy L.aChance, one oi the greatest frat basemen that big league ball has produced. LAChance is a native of Pufannn. and DanieIson is particularly ihterested in him because of the fact that his wife was a former Danielson girl Niss Rosanna Nadeau. Their home fol years past has been in Waterbury.
 Attorney F. L. DarbIe. chairman o KillinEly's republican town committee JudEe Saoin S. Russell, Irving w Davi, and Thomas J. Awkward left here Tues day to attend the republican state con vention which opened at New Have1 Tuesday evening and will continue today Excepting in the case of Mir Davis, tn, KiliinEly delegation held proxies from tn, delegz;es recently named to attend th- convention by the republican caucus il this town
 A sbespeetaeIed bulldog eomplaeentI: peTehed on a little seat arranged for hin iust abaft the handlebars on a motorcycl driven by his owner--tdentity unknown challenged the attention of Deputy Sherif Charles P. Aver and members of hi family. recently while they were motorinl along the. state highway between Hart terd and Manchester. The dog-of medi mn ,sEe-was outntted with regulation BoGgies and seemed to be enjoying hi Tide and the scenery much the same a dneE the, average person engaged fl wearing out the rubber"
 ThrOushsut the town of ESlinxIy Schoois have now settled into their usua reufine and the work of the year is ii fup wing The teaching staff seems es peeaaiiy strong this year and promise preduetfve results for the forty week that the schools are to be in session. RAeft of tires, tools and aeeeeserte from wrecked automobiles or cars fo any reason left unattended along stat highways has become so prevalent tha ths suggestion Is made that it would no se dificult for the state police to appre hend some ef those engaged in this nefa rleus work by planting apparently de serted ears, where they should prove terptataen to the class of crooks engage in this form of robbery. Carefully cor esaiee o6icers. it is held, would hay l.ttle difncuity in catching some of thos eng1ged in this despicabe form of thieN tng. and few arrests probably woul Eet as a deterrent on. the majority ( those who feel that a temporarily abar dened car is an open inviteeon to strip of everything removable.
 Al session of the superior court Putnam Tuesday morning an unconteste divorce was granted Marcus Elliott ( this town from Florence Elliott. The d, .ree was allowed on the ground of desc, tion.
 AR eTtdenee that DanieIson is destin. Ter continued growth in the shortage 1, rests that continues here. There is a uhsansned demand at the present tin for more houses This has been the ali nation fer the past seven or eight wear during which there has been a. great de- of building of dwellings. Constr1ctic eests suill remain very high, and that feature that Is restricting constr1uctic |ofk, but there is no indication tn; 5uihing costs are to be lower for son time to come, and this means that cate] in9 up with the demand for new hons VII, net be accomplished very prcnptl pes1ibly not for years to come.
 RFeSSess is being made on the found aons for. the parish house to be built
 he. Congregational church property.
 E:er0ected that the new structure will completed by Dec l.
 FRollo~iAg the close Of the republic, Sate convention at New Haven th tWedneodzD afternoon, and the re1u q ktlfingiys delegation attention will ytven to. the selection of possibilities f the nerntnAtions for representa ttves fro his, teTn te. the next session of the xe s,ar assembly. To date little talk h seea heard about candidates for repr venkakfves. but that is matter that " nev receive attention At the last s, sien of the legislature Attorney E. nN-bis and Waiter E, Frissell were K hHEiy's representatives.