Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-31
HIGH SCHOOL TUITION
Not to. Be Advanced Until Matter is
Investigated.

Before any definite action is taken
relative to advancing the charge for
tuition. at Killingly High school. as
has been talked of, an Investigation
will be made to determine just what
the cost is to the town of kfllingly for
each student attending. 1t is believed
to be in excess of the amount of tut
ton charged, which tuition is S. a
year chea per than in Windham or in
Putnam. where $50 rate prevails.
TIE greater portion of the stock OF
the Towne grocery has been sold at
auction, many of the residents of the
borough picking up some bargains in
the foodstuffs offered for sale. La
fayette Blanchard was auctioneer.
w. p. Hayes Still Missing.
Not a trace has been found nor a
word heard as to the wherea bouts OF
". P. Hayes since he got away from
Danielson, where he was -cuing as a
substitute operator and ticket seller
with about $500 of the railroad COM
pany's money. A warrant has been is
sued for him by local officials and
turned over to the railroad detective
agency
Bohemians to Keep Dry.
To provide against the possibility OF
unfavorabla weather, the committee in
charge of the arrangements has
through the courtesy of w E. Labelle
been able to secure the right to USE
a pavilion a Wildwood park for the
Bohemian club outing next week
Thursday. if needed.
Beginning next Sunday. there will
be resumption of much of the regu-
larity of church services in. DanielsOr
that has been absent during July ano
August because of the absence of pas
tors and active church workers or
their vacations. At ST James church
| the celebration of high mass at 10.3t
oclock will be resumed
New Industry Promised.
1t is understood that negotiations
are on for the locating of a new in
dustry in the mill that has been occu-
pied by the American Oil Engine com
pany in mill No. l at Industrial place
Much of the machinery of the oil en-
CINE company mas been removed ant
shipped away Messrs- F. A. Jacob:
and c. b. Wheatley of DanielSon are
the owners of the factory.
Chairs and Scenery for New Theater
The upholstered chairs that are t,
be installed in the new Orpheum thea
| ter have been shipped from western
city and are expected to arrive her.
| in a few days. The scenery has ais.
been shipped. but is still en- route. Thu
| theater will have seating capacity o
nearly SOC. The electric wiring ant
| interior finishing is now being don,
and will probably be complete in abou
| two weeks.
| Vaudeville at Town Hall.
| a new line of entertainment wa
offered to Danielson people by Mana
ger Edward S. Carpenter of the tow
hall on "Wednesday evening when seyel
vaudeville acts made I'D a programme
of special interest. This vaudevilI
service is to be feature Throughout
| the winter.
Borough Interests.
| Capt. A. P. Woodward, O. O.. an,
Sergt. Ira P. Warren of the Connect
cut rifle team at Camp Perry, O., ar
! expected to arrive here from the ives
today Thursday.
Mr. and MIS-. Charles S. Dayton
have returned from a visit with rela
tives in Massachusetts.
Miss F1orine Gareau. organist at 81
James church, will return today from
Canada. where she has been spending
| the month.
Henry A. Rockwell of New Milfor
called on friends in Danielson Wednes
day.