Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-11-01
DANlELSON
Drug Stores to Close at 8.30-LocaI
Trolleymen Affiliate With Norwich
Organization = No-License Year
Opens with Bargain Sales of Wet
Goods.

Mrs, Arthur G. Bill will entertain
the members. of the Ladies' Reading
, circle this (Monday) afternoon.
The Ladies' Art club will meet with
Mrs. M. A Shumway Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Conductor James Richmond has Civ
en- up his run on the local line of the
Connecticut company to work in Elm
vile.
Mrs. e. M. Warner of Putnam spoke
in the Congregational church in Day.
vile Sunday evening.
Stephen Oatley of the West Side
has recently been in Hartford on a
business matter involving the sale of
property which he owns in a rapidly
growing western city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vaughn have
moved to Norwich, where Mr. Vaughn
is employed.
NJ. L. Capron of Worcester was a Wis.,
ltor in Danielson on Saturday.
Charles L. Preston has been elected
clerk of the Congreg ational church in
South Killingly.
Bids for Arnory Square Buildings.
This is the last day for filing bids
for the purchase of the buildings on
the state property at Armory square
1t is understood that bids for some
of the four buildings have been filed
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The purchasers will be obliged to re-
move the buildings within two weeks.
On Winter Schedule.
Beginning with today (lIonday) the
druggists in Danielson will go back
to their regular winter schedule of
business hours. Excepting on Mon
days and Saturdays and during the
holidays the stores win be closed at
$50 p. m.
Have United with Norwich Union
About ten members of the car crews
of the Connecticut company on the
Putnam lines have affiliated with the
organized men in the employ of the
company throughout the state The
union men on the Putnam lines have
not formed a union of their own, but
have united with the organized men
of the Norwich lines. The Putnam line
has been the only strictly non-union
line in this part of the state until
recently. The crews on the Worces-
ter and Providence and DanieIson
lines, as well as those in Norwich,
nave many union men among them.
Case Indefinitely Continued.
The case of Allison Wilcox of
Woodstock, who had a diamond ring
belonging to Miss Della Henry of DAN
lelson, was disposed of in the town
court Saturday morning. As the ring
had been returned and the attorneys
in the case had agreed as to a reduc-
ton in the charge against the defend
ant, Judge Back indefinitely continued
the case upon payment of costs,
amounting to $22.69. The sum was
paid.
Boys Cases Disposed Of.
The continued
Jacques, Winsor Barlow and Frank
Spaulding. all of South Kilungly. were
disposed of by placing the two former
boys in care of Alden A. Tillinghast
of South Killingly as probation officer
for a period of six months and by
continuing the case against young
Spaulding until next Saturday to pre-
init him to. comply with a condition
similar to that met by the other two
boys.
Ghost Parade and Auction.
Killingly Juvenile grange will hold
a Halloween social in Woods hall this
(Monday) evening. There will be a
ghost parade and an auction of the
ghosts. Invitations have been extend
ed to grange members to attend.
Annual Roll Call.
The annual roll-call Of the Free Bap-
fist church of East Killingly was held
in that village Saturday afternoon.
session, Rev. F. NJ. Buker of North
Sterling presented a report of the
Mortified conference. There was a
love feast at this session conducted
by the pastor. Rev. w. B. Greene.
The roll-call was at the evening ses-
sion, when a sermon was also deliv-
cred.