Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 8, 1920, Page 11

The tounty commissioners have pe- Zun to make their claims upon: the towns for repayment. of money from liquor licenses so that the commis- sioners can refund to the liquor deal- ers the amounts the dealers are en- titied to because they are obliged to go out of business with the enforce- ment of the prohibition law. As fast as the commissioners get back the money from the town, county an@ state they will begin to make the re- | fands to the liquor dealers and holders of drug licenses and club certificatés allowing the sale of liquor. There is due back from the state, according to the way the county comi- missioners figure it, the sum of $9,= $88.22. From the town of Norwich the ecommissioners claim back $9,628.22 and from the Norwich police pension fund the sum of $%3.15, while from the county treasurer there is due $1,635.30, which would add to the sum available to make refunds to the Norwich deal- ers. In the last annual town meeting of .OCCUM YOUNG MAN CHOOSES PANAMA SERVICE (Special to The Bulletin.) Springfield, Mass.,, Jan. 6.—Nelsofi Holme, Occum, Conn., was accepted at the '‘Springfield recruiting station today for service in Panama. Hulme chose the infantry, and signed up for a threé year period. 2 Colonel B .P. the Springfield recruiting district an- nounces that there are still a number of vacancles existing in organizations now doing duty in the Panama Canal Zone, and practically aj branches of the service are in needq ‘of men. It is but a five days’ sail from New Or- s to Panama, and the climate is There are about = 75,000 on the Isthmus, and there are excellent opportunities for the fel- low that likeg to fish and hunt. Sol- diers on pass are given permission te Colombia, Costa Rica, and oth- r Central American countries, &nd taken altogether, the Panama Carnal Zone is one of the finest places to sol- @dier in the world. Enlistments are for a period of three years. New Londoners Wed. Franeis P, Drago of Cabot Hartford, announces the mar- e of her sister, Miss Irene KEpps i Harold G. Geer, both of New Lon- ceremony took place at K . Y., Saturday afternoon. expected that they will live in d { RS T TR SR i MAN KILLED WHEN | OIL STILL EXPLODED Jan. 7—Ohe man was Mon kille were perhaps fatally in- ) a o - & =1 ‘Disli jureq and ten were slightly Hurt when AT THE PALACE ALLEYS. = depth of 30 feet, they Dblew off the|stout and ]heau ,E“SX(ffl Tt(nle head Reason for Our ‘Dislike. E n the plant of the Imperfal Ol Rookies. FREE PILE REMEDY top of a conicai-shaped hill and ex- ""‘-’: ) he Ao m")‘“" Yery | The gravest part of the yellow peril exploded late today. The R. Pa 3 poseéd a,layer of fossil bones 12 to 30 [ Srotesque in appearance by large|;s‘inat the Jap can gét rich on what Austin 89 103 137— 319 - Taee, ; bony growths on the skull and jaws.|tne average American wastes.—Ashe-| Bisty . 105 99 111 315:] 53B Page Bldg. Marshan, dich. ||inches in thickiess and one-elsth Of|For a pig the legs were very long | g eras an wastes. Furlong 102 84 125— 311 Please send free trial of your |/ mile in diameter. The whole region |and gave the animal a stilted look. T SR e bl Shea 108 96 115— 319, | Method to: in the vicinity of the quarry is seem-| “Another complete skeleton found If You Can Get Away With It = et s 790 12— poz| - ingly inexhaustible in the richness of |is that of the Moropus, the clawed | ; ? Aklal\ in Shnmpoos e i e 4G P R SR 55 Sk R P its fossil deposits. s 5 tHan which. more grotesque The _Burlcson plan of creating 4 e 522 461 583—1566 Y SR S S There are various suppositional | creature id hardly be imagined. | SUrplus is a_good one as long as or Bad for Washing Hair |! : causes for this prolific supply, ' the|This animal lived in the lower Mio-| creditors stand for not - gettin Yannigans. % .. |[most plausible, in the opinion of Mr.|cene, It was larger in bulk and sta- | their p: ph. P— 2 : 2 116 88 104— 308 | ==—————mmmm—memm—— | C0k, being that some widely spread (ture than a large horse, had a long s o et | 103 100 110— 313 cpidemic caused the animals to rush|neck and rather small horselike head. s e 84 181 77— 292Boltor .......... 105 115 109— 329[to the waters of the Niobrara and|The fore limbs were long and the t e scalp and 108 113 107— 328 i S there in vast numbers they died and {hind legs much shorter, giving the an- o Simpson 105 98— 301 193 495 511— 1499 wero buried in the sand washed down|imal a steep inclination from the . Mulsifieg 86+ — — Pai i by floods. That they were all cover- | shoulders to the rump. The feet were | 9,255 Sheffleld is pure and 516 530 496—1542] i aces ed at the same time'is evident from [armed with great claws. Almost | Yoy B9l cereriaie &0 ery cheap Shea ... 97 the layer of sand in which they are |nothing is known of the habits of this|age containing Foley to pieces. N. Woolen. McCarthy | 98 found. aueer beast, but judging from the | Compound, for cough drug store, | Stanley . 99 87 6 { Barry 1600 “Here has. been found a- complete | character of the teeth, neck ang fore- | Foley Kidney Pill x L 1 last the whole|Connell . 91 Hull 95 skeleton of the giant dinohyus, r (legs it is reasomable to infer that it |2Rd back, rhewmatis ; Kilby 88 98 McA: 124 giant big, of the lower.Miocene period. | fed on the leaves of trees. Catnartic Tablets, & wholesome . and s hair with WateF|Martin. ... 106 89 —- == —- ——|This animal was most formidable in - ghly cleansing cathartic, for dar teaspoonfll ig all | Peckham 93478 514 548 548—1611|appearance, being six or more feet in{ The brave conductor deserves the ation, hiliousness, headache and et o Willimantic. height and with canines that formed | fare, | stuggish bowels. Lee & OsgooftCo. 5 { * i Bacters 17 100 96 sin| e L - : is Red Sox. Congdon * 94, 96— 261 M., Johnson, 119 89 Parent 117 91— 313 ‘ 4 Delessto 51 92 Noel ... 124 119— 246 n es, it Toos- | 3psts 108 101 Bishop 115 . 95— 802 particie of | pygcn 79 98 e = * 158 530 497—1383 | Bill Brennan Decision. Kenosha, Wis. i Bren- | SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IELECTRICAL é FOR LIGHTS The Norwich Electric Co. 42 FRANKLIN STREET {] t0 meet this call for the return of the inse money, but in New London the ion is different, as the commis- claiming $10,263.42 there and r Morgan says the money al" all been spent, so that the town I have to make & special appropria- t the ¥ 4y Secrétary Charlés H. Smith of tHe|Mi pard of county commissioners saw yyor J. J. 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