Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 16, 1921, Page 2

NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 192y - A | Take —To overcome that tived, W languid feeling occasioned ' otice by the heat of summer days "SAL — T e Wanufacturers Grant Week's Extension of J.P.Barstow & Co. Money-Saving Offer On the Famously Good Fuel-Saving ROUND OAK WILLIMANTIC NORWICH BULLETIN ofl Simthmes: N the left rear whael of the Wagon in wiL OFFICE which she was riding Wwith a_relative, slophons 23 Church Bt | g0ty Sparrow, of Andover. The child by P. M. Davey, was thrown from the wagon beneath the automebile and was run over. Her ribs were crushed, a lung ruptured, and her back broken. The child was picked up by James Cavanaugh of No. 7 Rose street, Hart- ford, who was driving byw ith his family on their way to the beach. The child died before they could reach this city and her body was taken to the lo- ca poice station where it was vfilewed by Medical Examiner Dr. Louls I Ma- Monday afternoon, at the chamber of commerce rooms, on Main street bids for the erection of the proposed new school house at Wimdham Center were opened and the figures announced. Nine representatives of the ten bidders were present as were members of the town boilding committee, George F. Taylor, chairman, George S. Elfiott and M Eu- sene Lineoln The bids opemsd by Chh_n{l‘.l?rlhvr ed from $34,902 te $41,372. The |son. ;‘f.f..'.".fi‘... -:. of ;:u.&:n By M. 3.| Davey called at the police station and Gibbud, of New Haven, The contract]s‘ated how the accident took place. He for the construction of {he bullding was|Was endeavoring to pass the wagon net awarded st the meeting however, as|When ‘the Cavanaugh automobile was w bids were for construction of thelscen approaching n.ndel\_le;t i 11di 'y. There still remalns the|out irying to get to the right side o o ] vl;:;nbtn: and heating, which it|the road The accident took place then “ICED, 3 is lncomparableJ K2t case continued until Monday, Aug. 29th. [lvm, N. ¥, e d,‘u:lv: n::; Mr. West's par- The brew is to be analyzed. ents on Norwl L Eidward F. Lamberth of Tort Worth,| Miss Tressilla Sullivan of Willimantic Tex, the globe-trotting EIk, who is|Was the guest the past wesk of Hor guat, making a 300,000 mile walking tour of |Miss Minnie Cavamasgh. om Amsfon: ave- the world, recently visited friends in this|DUe & stated, will cost another §7.000 at(and the mirlwas thrownbeneath thewar. | ity after completing 270,400 miles of the| James O'Brien of Wew Haven ls the Jemst. The amount appropriated by the |Sparrow was aleo thrown out of the Wa- | gmall journey he cut out for himself on (SUSSC of rel town for the schoo! building was §35,- |Eon but was uninjured. Davey, who is|jan 1 1897. He is an active member of [VACAHON. f 000 and as thle ameownt will not cover |23 vears of age, was broken up over the|the Elks and is ing out his ‘iongfy Cool o er Sunday. the entire cost of construction and_fit-|accdent. He'arrived in this country but | nike to prove his statement that improper | MONIOR 0¥ SERGTE Lo L Ll ting, a tewn meeting will be called to|four months age. coming from Paris,|eating and lack of excrcise causes msan-| g0 Sl HElC 0 ¥ i give the voters opportunity to vote the|Franes, and locating in Simsbury. He His walk is authorized by the In-| “poe porter of New Haven was at bis . additional money It they desire. was returning from Providence when | ternational Medical jassociation of Central| 4% ® ol o B Sl (o tiC o gay. § - The bids recelved were as follows: |the accident occurred Earope. He eats but one meal i day,| "OTE T nliing 0 New York s the R s iction Come | Coroner Arthur G. Bill of Danielson |eioeps mostly in the oper, and carns his| Toseoh Fishiind of Wew York B the e e - {came to Wilimantic late Monday after-| way by delivering lectures. Mr. Lambertt | Bucst, of nie faoiy TH0 =58 SRCtEC : s o stret, Hart-|noon and conducted an inquest ln‘tlnl the hopes to fnish the 29,600 miles remaining | % one Mr ana Mis: Joseph Balkin. 3 P tort, 83 | death of the Taylor child, and will an-|to be done b n ravels [ DAREEE M LS o e T Erualeet: aa e 3 JJenersi Bulding Co, Tac. SI4 Har[neunce My i todey (Fucelay) |ho bas vialed Rl garls of the Wonlt ex | s e ook, of Moum e Guaranteed by the $3,000,000.00 Round Oak organization and the old reliable J. P. Barstow & Co., of Norwich Bmmest ¥ Carton & Co. Main St.|Columbia, who had been notifled verbal-|of his travel and has visiced all the Elke | 10 tOWD Saturday. o oo 5 { t Coromer Eill would find Davey |lodges in this country numbering from 1 s of Mr. Cohen’s parents at iff> | Chapel troet, New|suilly of eriminal negligence, returned |to 1401, leaving but 20 to cover before| 58 BUSSE . i Abundant Warmth, Healthful Comfort, Essential to Columbla and Davey was arrested|1924. He averages 35 miles a day and gene Danicls and Leo White were 2 A v 500 Park &t,|on a charge of reckless driving in con-|has covered about 200,000 miles of his| . NETCt N nday: liness, Labor-Saving Convenience, Utmost . $29.847 | with the death of the Taylor |walk in forcign countries T N o e McWiliams, Main street l At 5.20 o'clock Monday afterncon| The Casper (Wyo.) Herald of Aug. 3th| Hartford over Sunday. \ s —— e = ! the town hall in Columbia, Davey |tells of the death of George S. Martin, a Mr. and Mrs, George B. A: Baker and Vi g rought before Justice of the Peace Collins. The case was continued Main Street He t buc was at ed andy children of Néw Britain were guests of Mr. Baker's parents, Sunday, B Tl 5 tima $35.000. | for two weeks owing to the lack of wit- down a 40-foot embankment, car-| Daniel O'Brien was in Hartford over Willimantle, $38,- [nesses needed by the state. Davey was Martin with i Sunday. BRESE N |r-leased under bonds of $1,000 aad re- and Michael Sullivan was at his home in : turned to his home in Simsbury. The died soon Mr Mar- | New Haven over Sunday. Dorls May Tayler. four _vear e s P 1t e will come up Monday, August 28th, |tin, who lived at Wyo., ervisor H. S. Libby and family are killed Monday morning at 8. C bia. over 60 year buried inj visiting at Mr. Libb; home, Berry st @ N All men who have heen motified to ap-|a snot on hi long ago | Mills, Maine, for a few weeks. A abt 2 pear before Nai ization Examiner | by the pianeer rane i | At the Consregational church Sunday i ~ Aneover town a ! Ch Wednesday have been invites place. The funeral sermon wa morning service the pastor, Rev, W. O, i » w Ime, when 2 n invited to s . mcblie owned and driven | meeting at the Y. M. C. A of th Berckmans, spoke on Taxatiom. This ¢ . o ay) evening at 7.30 to re- i e is one in a series of mid-summer ser- { == = m— e questions on Constitution, | Patrick J. McShea, §1, dicd Sunday at| mons on.Messages of God's great out- | history and govermment ay ba|his home on Eagleville road of infirmities | cf-doors. A pesTatieat SHat) gy Vranting from McShea ivas he registrars of veters were in ses | d Any who cannot conveniently mnyg . from e T eritios i T T A Tt ind. Oct. 31| sibn at the town cleri’s offies Friday, R i ¢ the Americanization Director, G.|1839, the son ot Ja Mary Smith | making up the list of theose who haven't PR CI0TY i |G Giman this (Tue afternoon | McShea. When e came| their names on the caucus lists for the e { s from 2 1o & o'clock e 18 110 4 e [ to this country and 1 New York, |'coming election. OLNCES Cand 5% m Feds F!ne e et THeTe s T R s o Tt WItH' flarry Elgart and daughter, Miss An- Isicall i ! ncle. Later he beca ot at a| nie, of New York, were at their summer | [ T oy morning police docket| UnClC. Tater he ing fo| home on Linwood avenue over Sunday. | ! pe of the largest in some time, 13| Seminar: bay Giving arles F. . Williams was a caller in | Eaiomic-Endzd cises heinz brought before Judge Frank| B ho ot Norwich Saturday. | o it Erosctoring At . wholesale Warren Willlams of Southington was 4 prosscuting. Ten s the guest of his mother, Mrs. Martha o R 7 o ne ne vears he guest of His Troubles | were Guposed of by che| Nt Torivone tears ee Whnime o pus ook © > 0 2 = d custs in Dine of the cases Hle anl et et rile : 2ot held at Elgart's hall at I the Windham Cotton. cémpany Later he A dance e} *“Eaicnic is tho-andy thing 1 hsve One case was con-| =gy, Mansfield, where he had pur-| the Grand View resort Sunday evening. I ea ve!'y found to stop my Baenbate and 1 | Uied and o L on lacE e Svkient Y e e e {‘Thl Blue Ridge Syncopators orchestra 4 hink it has been . great help in Pase n)’»‘rm“m‘m)'“ Fm;\. s T McSh i afof New York furnished music, !'Parnes HO m'!fl*-"'l.fifa-c-lvhmn Culombe and Arthur Gladue were charged | (2uEbter, 33 MoShes, who Tives | (roms Srvarap.of Sus auusiops FeSores wepd meowner An storesch ay osuso lots | with breach of the peace. The men had |t home. g £ Naugatuck. . vt a S : e serine Maher, who died| Dr. Maurice Tvian of Naugatuck, ul-nm.u overitbisbedy. Ectonie | been arrested for trouble at the home of | The body of Catherine Maker, who dledd T PB0r )i lace was calling. on hoips in sach cases b7 removing the | Frank Gervals in the Stone Row Sunda *| training sehool, was sent to Wallingfora | friends here Sunday. —-dh-mtm it thkes | following a complaint by George Morris. \"-:‘r‘:“f'; by e Thas - fansfal ‘;P: The heavy thunder storm of Sunday | AR AN N BN | SL feated Ter suily exwpt Lemard)) of ihis eitv. Faneral services| morning put the electric lights out of izesti ageau, who later changed their| =% Y0 o tlo sion and the people had to resort oy 4 from guilty to not guilty. Chief| Were held at ¥ | to 0ld time kerosine lamps to' Nght their g oed, | Killourey told of hearing singing and News Briefs. homes. The streets were in darkness. Y90 need. | anding three of the men drunk. He had 4 #ie with |haa complaints befors of carouging 2t the : erva’s home and at othier Sto WINDHAM Row S A o e day in the Roms nf > LEE & OSGOOD |ions, % "o iomesed 2 80¢ of 33| basses at st J T e s o s s w e (- BY SIMPLY HAVING A SMALL PLACE ON YOUR PREMISES TO STORE 131 Main. Street $10.15. The cases against the others wera| “1 s 5 ° hurch | mid-summer fair held Wednesday even- N i pvi vel ing at the Congregational church in = Ry e RS SRl THE HEATER UNTIL OUR INST CAN MAKE IT READY FOR e ation. of the L. A, S. A chicken safid supper \ tlliam Da! of Hartford, charged William t 6.30 was followed by a musical pro. included piano solos by intoxication, pleaded guilty. He had | o Young of t in a barn| Dr. F. C. Jackson mme, which Tu ., et ) SR e el 52 |8 USE—AND BY DECIDING IMMEDIATELY INSTEAD OF LATER ON |in the city and people to { Larkham of Hartford ard vocal so- " Dm'.ls'r him to w:;z\p his s by Kenneth Sanford of Des Moines, near them. He was , Who wa Bates, rendered accompanied by Mrs. Rob. of Chicago. All were well and enjoyed. A famcy work mounting to $17.15. charged with intoxi- 715 Main Street, Willimantic | Ho Not a regular price reduction 9 Ph 1 ¥ d g f 4 A small cash deposit is all you Howrs—% o my w 3 Inam. one 44| eaded gut ie pald a fine of| ) table in charge of Mrs. A. W. Clifford se e s i c 4 —_— | $10 and costs, amounting to $IT.15. two weels' vacation triy sment with her| netted about $62, Ice cream was sold Ugesuse e canccial iplion &1y unien need to now | ase "”“’r’"" Morris | gister, Mrs. Campbell of wwam, Mass. | aiter programme. The decorations and below the lowest which the Manu- pay {s d with the theft of Mrs. Campbeil and Cole n i and_chapel were of golden facturers may establish during the " Sonolit obithl JAY M. SHEPARD e 'ome of his aunt, Mrs.|Marian, returned with k v a visit| glow virangea. The proceeps z e P B oulie TN N CH S Inaity otER S Succeeding Filmone Shepard eah T n of Mansfleld, came up and parents, ) d Mrs ted to $135. entire period specified in the Price sck of evidence at the re- tle daugh- 2 : " . Mrs. Timothy Marra and lit Guarantee Bond. It is given to those Mongy-Sasieg offer. Then s manth l‘llel'll2 cu‘rmsf &..“Emhdmc“m T | guent of Prosecuting Attorney and Mal F i ‘Mn\‘mu\ma, have returned from Wil- who now help us to solve our storage o Ohd st 15 eskibeli :a, . b~y c"“n;‘;:f Willam | Wheeler of Amold's - lane sis Paulhus of Hewiit| Twentytwo were present t the C. E. problems, and is positively may decide whether you wish to pay Assistant. charged with Intoxication and r meeting . Sunday evening led by Pau s E —— — - — - < s, was found gu and fined $5: Chier of Police Danicl J. Kiliourey | Hopkins. ¥ K Not a reg‘ular price reductlon the entire balance at once or take g : and costs on the first charge and $10 and | went to Norwich Monday and returmed|. Church notices for the week are: g Kllloure ‘Bros 1e the second. The court bill was Dentenico Dipaliiner of 33 School-| Chgrus yehearsals. Tuesdsy and: Ryl and of equal importdnce—you have the y i o s and_ Wheeler was placed on Pro-1 nouse lane, this ¢ W re for| evenings at 7.45, Moving pictures Wed- keen satisfaction of knowing that A whole year to pay the bal- FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND | e s driving a motor vehlel under e | nesday evening | Prayer meeting ‘Thars- & P AR AR s o 56 Main street| infiuence of liquor. Dina was fined | day evening. b £ < .- . I aving ntoxicating | $100 and costs for the first offense and §3| Albert Brown, who has been in. the days of late FALL or coldest WINTER ance without interest or 86 Unian St. Willigriantic, Conn, | p on W&itn intent and costs for intoxieation, 1 mploy of the Winchester Arms Co., .in weather because Phone 290 (Lady Assistant) | Ihe officers had found about four|amounting to e will New Haven, has gone to San Francisco extra charges R e e R e o b i T T e ) (Tuban he is in the company's ware- i i TRERS » ne s man | O e e anaa wioh st Wegsniimiobevc oty GELE OON PRRINE BIIEE i s sl i ons s for business resvite. |iiberatd under bonds of $200 and his| those in which Norwich auth g o el e Gl S et before cold weather—in a few him gailty. S M Comy el o price—right to a penny—so you know . __ __ __ . _ _ __ _ . i Mrs, 00K's her. WE DID NOT HAVE TIME TO LOOK Bl weeks THE HOOVER IURRAY’S BOSTON STOR Willimantic, Conn. Iy CE«{T5—AS IT SWEEPS—AS IT CLEANS e The snmoying-dustrthat so steadily drifts into the home and settles uponiithe rugs, upholstery and portieres or collects out of conwemnient reach-mmy be easily and dustlessly suc- tioned away by the new long-armed air attachment of the Hoover. It gently beatsirugs to remove all nap-wearing, buried grit, powerful, it suction:cleans. The Hoover does all-these things. Therefore, only the HOOVERTOSYOU AT ANY TIME CONVENIENT.“TERMS iF DESIRED P = ! | i [ & i [ | COLCHESTER Mr, and Mrs. Pearl Hopkins are oecu- Py@g their new home in South. strest if you decide now ‘and OVER EVERY HOUSE LAST WEEK. ap- THIS OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 20th T & 3 Rifl tub | Mrs. W. C. Fiteh of New York, Mrs. The Colel ter 8 e Guar tfle clul Iffla o PBrooklyn, N. Y. Mrs Harsey 1di H eld its frst shoot at;the vew rifle range | Kelley“of New York, the Mesters. Johme | Providing your place is Synday afternoon. The steel target car-!gon, P, A. Barton, of Worcester, and Sypuey s, T el Srmel 0 'y Barion of Soveor 424 | broved by the Round Ok nd rapge laid ouf v to 600 trude Arnold's turday evening. Auction 3 11 log cabin will be 1 a liftle s vins sloysl T chadl SRA cotits Heating Engineers for the use of the members. Several| were served, The party was partly a members Liave bought their rifies and | surprise | S some good scotes are expected. Presi-| ‘Miss Esther Josephson has been the lent A 3 will be in charge | guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Bar- of the shoot J. Kerr and H. Mansfield Kerr are instructors, and F. E. Baker da Larrabee entertained friends official scorer. Several new members Monday afternoon, will be taken in at the next meeting of the club. < William Ryan of Michigan is visiting } JEWETT CITY ives in town for a few wecks, & former fireman on the branchi railroad, |S: e 703 | provincetown, Mass., is spending a few was the guest of friends in town the past week. Eugene Leflingwel Friday and Saturday. Dr. Henry West and family of Ero A TERRIBLE AFFLIGTIGN Gorl. Concrele Inspecior Saved By “Fruit-a-tives” 89 Norra Uniox 8., Rocuesrez, N.Y, “For five long years, I was aflicted with Stomach, Liver and Kidney Trouble, which developed into serious Bladder Trouble. - Isawa testimonial of ‘Pruit-a-tives® and concluded to make- one mora trial. By the time the samplé box and a 50c. box were finished, there was grand improvement. To make a long story short, I believe ‘Fruit-a-tives’ or Fruit Liver ‘Tablets the best Stonfach, Liver and Blodder Medicine the world has ever produced”. R. B. OTLYNN. 50¢. a box, 6 for §2.50, trial size 25¢. At dealers or frori FRUIT:A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N, Y. was in Glastonbur; days at the home of George Wright. Mr. Wilcox was formerly attached to the Submarine Base, New London, but at present is attachied to Sub divison 8, U. S. Atlantic fleet. TS John Morlarty died Sunday night, after being in poor health for six years. —and No extra charges for Delivery Within 25 Miles of Norwich POSITIVELY J.P. BARSTOW & CO. HEATING ENGINEERS FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS. 23-25 WATER STREET NORWICH, CONN. He was born in Ireland, but had lived | ; n this country since his youth. He re-[y. . on |sided in Lisbon nearly tweaty threel™ \ " . . w ® Brewn, Miss |years and was night watchman at As-| OO and Mry Vo TU B e pinook bleachery, all that time, being |Alice "3 M : dick, Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Roodo and Misg Ethel Burdick attended the Brown family reunion in Norwich Town Satur- Mrs. Shea for the last year anid recleved |13V Miss Ethel Burdick of Mystio. the- most devoled care. He is survived (M. and Mrs . 7. Mills of Torth U by two daughters, Mrs. Mary Shea and (2ridge, William Brown of Douglass an Mrs. Catherfne Schlffic of Jewetc City|Chester Andrews and daughter Virginia ang five .ans, Thomaes. of Central Falls, [9f North Uxbridge spent Sunday at the James of Dodham, John and William of | Burdick home. Ne wYork and Frank of Lisboi. He| wiliam Driscoll and O. F. Miller leaves two sisters, Mrs. ‘J. H. Kane of {have returned from a two months' west- Lexington and Miss Kato Morlarty oflern trip. Mr. Miller remained in New Adams, also two brothers, Timothy of | York at his daughter's home and Mr. Adams and. Frank of Waterbury. There | Driscoll came home Sunday night. Thefr the first watchman employed there, holding the place untfl his health fal ed. He has lived With his daughter, are ten grandchildren. Mr. Morfarty |tsfp extended over ten thousand miles, was of a quiet nature, helpful in the|the tounrists going as far as Portland, home even during his illBeath and [Oregon, where Mr. Driscoll has rela- ifaithful in the performance of his duties t fives, Among other places visited were Misses Julia Sayles, MabBel, ‘Tsther ‘Buffalo, Niagara' Falls, Toronto, Chica- and Marian Frink of Jewett City, Ber-|go Clayville, Kansas, which was Mr. tha Sayles of New London and GladysMiillers home. Kansas City, Colorado and Carl Galtup of Fkonk have re- [Springs, Manitou, Williams, Arizona, |turned from an automobile trip to Lew- iston, Me., through the White Moun- taing and over the Mohawk trafl. At Lewiston they attended the grange lec- confetence. Grand Canyon, Los Angels, San Fran cisco, Washington, Yellowstone Park, and Salt Lake City, with a large number of side trips. The Feast of the Assumption was ob- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lefebre andlserveq with specfal masses at St. Mrs. Alice Moauin of Willimantic, Were | yary's church Monday morning. | weck-end visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Misses Margaret and Eugenie Hennon and Anna Cruson were guests Monday of Mrs. D. J. Turnbull at her cottage at Crescent Beach. The Murphyr Shows nder the suspices George Rocheleau’s. Mr. and Mrs. W, R, Burdick are in North Uxbridge for a visit. - From there ‘they will go to Nerth Weymouth, to be the guests of Miss Elizabeth Hodg- exactly what the total cost will be Inf the Ashland baseball club marks the first time that a carnival ever visited Jewett City. BOLTGN A well attended dance was held in Bolton hall Saturday ecvening. Musie was provided by Stanton’s orchestra of Willimantic. Lewis E. Becbe prompted for_the square sets. Frank H. Strong has returned from the Manchester Memorial hospital where he went for treatment for appendicitis. Guests of Mrs. Louis H. Levey are Mrs. E, E. Fordyee of New Milford and Mr. and Mrs. William Seel of Harris- Dbure. Rev, Frank K. Abbott has returned home after a ten days' stay in Wilkes- Barre, Pa., where he was cailed by the death of Mrs. Abott's sister. Mrs, Ab- bott will return later. Miss Katherine Stetson of Cromwell, has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Lodmis. Mr, anda Mrs. Carlos Ruggles of Springfisld, Mass, were recent guests of Mrs. Frances E. Ruggles. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Waples and daugh- ter, Miss Marjorie Waples, of Almira, N.'Y., have been visiting Mrs. Waples' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, James Wesson Phelps. They motored to New England to attend the anniversary celebration at Mt. Herman, where (hey both were pupils formerly and Dr. Whaples was manager at one time. Guests of Miss Emma S. Brown are her brother, Oliver C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Brown of Brookiym, N. Y., and Miss Alicc Brown of Foresville Bolton boys played ball with the An- dover boys last Sunday in Andover and won 7 to & Wiltiam B. Trowbridge of Hartford was a local visitor last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maneggia of Hartford spent Sunday at Andrew E, Maneggia's. Miss Elesnor De Martin and Miss Mamie Cordali of New York are spend- ing some time at Andrew E. Maneg- o Edward B. McGuirk and Bdward Balf, Jr., of Hartford, spent Sunday at E T. MoGuirk’ BRILr STATE NEWS New Haven—Dr. Anson Phelps Stokes and Mrs. Stokes are the guests of the former’s mother, Mrs. Anson Pheips Stokes, of Paul Smith's, in the Adiron- dack: Clinton—The Woman's Christian Tem. perance union of Clinton Neld its annual picnic at the state park in Hatmonassett last week. havitg as guests the children of the Loval Temperance Legion. About 50 in all were present. New Britain.—A warrantee deed drawn in Napies, Italy, by tne American consul, by which Dr. Joun H. Reynolds of this city transfers % his mother, Mrs. Ellen E. Reynolds, his undivided interest in the Reynolds property onm Main street, was recorded at the office of the local eity clerk the other afternoon. The deed was drawn April 11, 1521 Manchester.—Congressman B Hart Fenn has introduccd in comgress & bill asiing for an aypropriation fo $100.000 for the erection of a postoffice building iz Manchester. lisbury.—The weddifg of Miss Har- riet Merrow, daughter of Mr and Mre George W. Merrow of Hartford, and John Fitchlander of Salisbury will take place early in October. Wallingford.—The e¢ngagement is as- nounced of Miss Louise Atwater, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs Fred Atwater of Bridgeport, to Craiz Donglas Munson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Munson of Wallingford. Torrington—One of the biggest timber jobs in this section of The country has been started at Harwinton, near here. by Peter Emmons of New = Hartford, who wiil cut ome-half mijlion feet from two tracts. A steam sawmill a capacity of between 10,000 and feet of timber a day has been instalied The timber is of various kinds, but is mostly chestnut, hemiock and oak. Abost 200,000 feet of it will be used for rebuild- ing the Green Woods dam at New Hart ford. Nearly 1,000 elementary schools in London are to be provided with wer shrines in memory of former pupiid Eilied & be war.