Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-20
TWENTY-FIVE YOUNG WOMEN
Notified to Come te Work In Hand kerohIef Department Of Cotton Plant.


 Notices were mailed Thursday noon to 20 young women who have made applications fer work in the haadker- chief department of the Danielson Cotton company, telling them that they are te be employed. Overseer Moore is well pleased with the pros peet of having such a fine lot of en- pleyes and says he hopes to have no trouble in getting as many mere girls as already have been teld te ceme te work.
 Building TeIferd Road. On Main street, en the West Side, near Day street, weFkmen are engaged in putting in a sheft stretch of tel ford, an Improvement that it is ex- Peeted will remedy some of the read trouble that has been experienced in that sotieH.
 Te Dedicate PenteeostaI churoh.
 Arrangements are completed for the dedication of the new Pentecestal church on Wednesday of next week, The members of the church are well | pleased with the new building, which will give them the first real church heme they have had since the de- nomination workers began their la- 1 bers in BaHielsen.
 boWen's Case Grave. | There is almost no hope of the fe- eovery of Edward Bowen, who was se seriously injured when struck by g | trolley ear on the highway at Alex ander's lake about three weeks ago An investigation of the circumstances surrounding the accident is being made in the interests of Bowen's rel. atives.
 Sixty-two Looms Started.
 Sixty-two looms were in operation at the mill of the Danielson Cottor company on Thursday, all of these be. ing new machines. The whole lower 1 floor of the new addition is now GOV cred with the new looms, about Sot l on that floor, and the majority o, them are being limbered up in prep. aration for the warps that they ar, to receive in few days. This lot O. 300 will probably be running in twt weeks. Practically all of the olt machinery, with the exception of { few mules and some looms that ar' to go later, has been removed from thu plant.
 | Bull Moose Strength About 200.
 The number of progressives in. tn, town of Killingly is about 200. Tn, total voting strength of the town i between 1900 and 1900. so the percent age may easily be figured The mum Der of progressives in Killingiy refer to the number that have made thei political preferences known.
 Number of seIectmen Ceases to Inter
 est.
 T Nothing has been heard of the thre selectmen movement since the voter turned the matter down at the spe cial town meeting a month ago, am 1t is generally assumed that tn change sought Is a dead issue for thi year at least. With so many matter of political interest at hand, the prob ability is that not much will be hear of 1t for another year.
 Mission at PIainfieId. , At St. Johns church in Plainfield mission for the English speaking par ]; ishioners Is to be held next week, tn missionaries to be Jesuits from Ney } York.
 Holiday for Pupils. . In honor of the feast of Our Lad of LaSalette there was no sessions fo !. the students at St. James parochia school Thursday.
 PIainReid to Vote on License. , In the town of Plainfeld a petitio,
 has been filed for vote on the Ii csnss question at the annual tow, I meeting next month. The town ? now and has been for several years f i tho no-iioense column. The indication i are that the campaign will be & har
 one this fall, with the result in doub