Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 18

Nerwich, Friday, Dec. 16, 1921 of the exposition. ~ — The Conaccticut State Poultry Ass ation will put on an individual exh THE WEATHER The Butletine [COMMON PLEAS COURT GIVES FINES -2 FAIE, WARMER TODAY; % RAIN TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES t2d that the state board of s well as the extension de- “he Connecticut Agricultural college on bovs' and girls’ club work will co-operate in this particular department containing 1600 coops of pouitry. Sev. Conditions. eral assoct —_— ons. are to have literary central oft programmes with speakers from both okt been out of work he had been induced | Within and witliout the state who are ex- to accept the job at the place on Green | perts in their rarticular lines re hé wes arrested and that The December criminal term of the court of common pleas opened Thursday njoraing,u’ ArewiFandon SpltE S audEs {5 not fhe proprietor.. Mr. Lub- TAFTVILLE | Charles B the bench. There said that his client had been AR 2 L are for violations | jail in' the police court but he felt that | Justave (i, Jex. whils d several were dis-|if the jall sentence was enforced T s of fines and oth- | might ruin the boy's lite. He maid that hve s Wolf Is to be married this month and < e e ospective father-in-law had thefhoy: i business in Springfield. : 1 e, of Norwich was fined $100 { the lquor law. i of Norwich was |where he is oenburnsecko of | Judge Wallen ordered the ac $50 for violation of | pay a fine c and said that if he was arrested for a similar offense in this dis- [trict he womld have to serve the jail - | sentence, Nolles were entered on the moti Prosecuting Attorney Charle 1sed to i Merchants avenue has the south for the past Lonis Cohen, of Charles Caswe arged fined law was NEW LONDON MAN SUICIDES STATE'S ANNUAL AGRIOULTURAL #Y TAKING PARIS GREEN EXPOSITION DATES ARE i Connecticut’s fo exposition rut ° | NORWICH AND GRISWOLD HAVE es in N L ] THE‘TONE AMPLIFIER s VWITH GRHTL REMOYED MI‘SIC lovers choose The - Brunswick precise pressure or weight nccessaryza Phonograph to play their favorite play that particular record. records, for-it plays all recerds at their best. 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