Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
OANIELSON
Many Teachers Seek Appointments Playground Project Favored - League Games Today-operetta Given by K. \. S. Students.

Hal R. Eaton, formerly principal here, was Q visitor at killingly high school Friday.
 Supervisor Albert S. Ames of the schools in Killingly and Brooklyn, at tended the teachers meeting in New London Friday.
 Lieut.. Walter Jacobs, '. s. N, of the baittleship Florida. was at his home in Danlelson Friday.
 William Donnelly of Cornwall, N. Y, is visiting Mir. and Mrs, C, A. Hamilton.
 Ernest Geer of Boston was a visitor Friday with his parents, Mir, and Mrs. H. H. Geer of Furnace street.
 Mrs. Roy Bergengren of Lynn, Mass. Is visiting her mother Mrs. c, H. Burroughs of Broad street
 The meeting of the Brooklyn fire district (West Side) is to be held next Monday evening.
 Judge and Mrs Harry E. Back are entertaining Miss Alice Tayntor of New York
 Invited to Do Escort Duty.
 Next Tuesday evening the Thirteenth company, C. A. C.. will take action on The invitation of McGregor post c. A. R.. inviting the command to do escort
 
 New Divorce Cases.
 Several new divorce cases have been instituted in Wndham county within the last few weeks, the parties inter ested being residents of various towns,
 Interesting Souvenir.
 Henry F. Clark returned from Los Angeles this week, has a souvenir post card that was sent him via the air ship mail route between the Interna- tional aviation field and Los Angeles. Mrs. R. N- Colvin and her brother, Henry Babson, who have been spend ing the winter at St. Petersburg, Fla, write to local friends that they are to sail for home on Monday of next week.
 Paving stones are being set between the rails of the trolley track where it passes underneath the railroad bridge over Cottage street. This arrangement is expected to eliminate flood troubles that have been experienced at that point
 Want Teachers Appointments,
 Never have so many applications for appointment as teachers in the schools Of Hillingly been received as are com Ing to the members of the town school committee this spring. The meeting at which teachers will be elected for next year is to be held Monday.
 Public Favors Fairgrounds.
 There was a gratifying response to such few appeals as were made Fri day for contributions to the play ground fund. lt is found that the gen. eral feeling is favorable to the pro- feet in almost every case, and the desire is to extend such aid as possi- ble.
 Judge Backs Appointments.
 Judge Harry E. Back announced on Friday the reappointment of Judge Arthur G. Bill as prosecuting attor- ney for the town court of Killingly for one year from May l, and the appoint ment of Attorney Sabin $. Russell as assistant prosecuting attorney, for a like period of time In accord with an amendment to the act creating the town court of Kiuingly passed at the last session of the general assembly, only one assistant prosecuting attorney is appointed this year
 First League Games Today.
 The Eastern Connecticut leagues baseball season opens today and if the Ees ther Is pleasant. it is expected tha t large crowds will be present for the initial games. This year there will be only two games each Saturday in stea6 Of three. as has been the case in previous years. this being due to the fact that the league has a four-team circuit this season. Today Wauregan opens with Jewett City in the latter place. while Taftyilie will be at ALOOs- up for a contest.