Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-16
Dagenias' Case Again Continued.

In the town court Saturday morning the case of Eli Dagenias was contin- ued until Dec. 30. A petition. signed by citizens, was offered to the court, but was not admitted as having any bearing on the case.
 Mrs. Joseph Bodo and Miss Rosanna Godreau won first and second honors, respectively at the weekly meeting of the Rijou Whist club. which meets weekly in the Hyde building.
 Members of St. James orchestra were at East Killingly Saturday even home of George Jacques. who is well known in Danielson. There was a large number present.
 Fans Anxious.
 Fans in Danielson waited in sus pense Saturday for returns from the worlds series baseball game, played in New York. Local men divide be- tween the Athletics and Giants in pick ing winner of the series.
 Done in sepia, gold and flaming scar 1et.a symphony of sumptuous and glo rious coloring the woods called during the past few days to many who have not resisted the temptation to go out and reveI in the beauties that October has wrought.
 Accident Proves Severe.
 Attorney W. F. Woodward more se- riousfy injured his knee than was at first supposed while practicing for the horse hose contest with Minnetexit hose company, and will be disabled for con siderable time.
 Seriously III.
 Jeremiah Curran. formerly of Day vile and Danielson, is seriously ill al the home of his brother-in-law and sister. Mir and Mrs. William Killian Woodstock avenue, Putnam.
 Auction at kIIingIy.
 John B. L4afave who lives opposite the town farm in Killingly. sold al auction on Saturday the livestock or his place, and also wagons, harnesses and farming machinery and imple- ments.
 Dr. J. N. Perreault's automobile was badly damaged when it collided with a telephone pole on Water street, the result of an instants loss of control
 Excepting the office, the Putnam house ot Brooklyn, where many people from New York and other cities spenl the summer, will be closed for the winter.
 Congregational Roll Gall.
 October 26 is the tentative date fol the holding of the annual supper ane troll call of the Westfield Congrega- tional church. this being one of the events of the church year always look ed forward to With interest
 Mrs. Mary Sweet and Miss Ruth Burlingame will be at Waterbury to- day and Tuesday as delegates from the Baptist church to the annual state Baptist convention.
 John Weaver of the town or Brook lyn, who has supplied large number of customers in Danielson for severa years, announced on Saturday that he conteTnplates discontinuing his milk route after this week. To Meet With Thompson Grange. Quinebaug Pomono grange, No. ? which includes the subordinate granges of Windham county. is to have spe- cial meeting with Quinnatiset grange at Thompson on Saturday, October 28 at which time the fifth degree will be conferred.
 Better Prospects for Mills. It was said Saturday by man ia miliar with conditions in the textile world that in his opinion the mills 1T Killingly would be operating on more steady and profitable basis within 2 short time.
 Profit Offset by Loss. An additional revenue of about $5, ,00t to s6,000 will come into the town ot Killingly this year from licenses grant ed, the exact amount being uncertain until the county commissioners grant All of this will not be net profit. how.