Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-13
FUNERAL.
Mrs. Hartley Kennedy.

wi o I1~i ivy NonHeays
Relatives from Danielson and other
places in this vicinity were at Moosup
valley Friday to attend the funeral
services for Mrs. Hartley Kennedy, who
died in that place Tuesday. The de-
ceased is survived by a husband and
two daughters. Louis E. Kennedy was
the funeral director in charge. Burial
was in the Line Store cemetery.
New System Satisfactory.
A final inspection of the Danielson
division of the S. N. Z. r. company is
to be made following the installation
last fall Of the common battery service
system, replacing the magnetic service
that had been in use here from the
beginning of telephone service The
new system is giving excellent salts
faction and is much appreciated by the
subscribers
Expect Revenue from Motorists.
Those Danielson people who look into
the future see a source Of revenue that
will flow into this town when the new
state highway is built next summer,
giving an all macadam route from
Hartford to Providence, or at least
from Danielson to the latter city. This
revenue is expected to come principally
from the constantly growing number of
automobile tourists, always almost
good spenders. The new route, Provi-
Gence to Hartford. will bring them
through Danielson, which will be a
natural point for rest and supplies.
1911 Mortality.
Records on file in the Office of the
town clerk show that there were 104
deaths in Killingly during 1911. These
deaths were distributed through the
months of the year as follows: January
9, February Il, March 8, April u, May
3. June 4, July 4, August 9, September
Z October 9, November Is. December 6.
EpWorth League Officers.
Following are the newly elected Off
GERS OF the Epworth league of the
Methodist church: Superintendent. Lu-
Their Pilling: assistant superintendent.
Mrs. Edith O. Fisk: treasurer. Nathan
D. Prince; secretary, Miss Mvra M.
Coddlng: superintendent primary de-
partment Miss Ethel Kenredy: presi-
cent Mission society Mrs Herbert
Briggs: chorister. A. p. Burns: pianist.
Mrs. Sidney TT. Perry: secretary Mis-
sion society, Miss Ruth a. Fisk:
treasurer Mission society Miss Myra
NJ Codding; programme committee,
Mrs q. A, tombstone. Mrs -. r. Stud
ley. Mrs. Reach: cradle roll, Miss Alice
u Briggs; home department, Mrs e.
L. Day; superintendent grade depart
ment Miss Ethel A. Kennedy. lookout
committee, Miss Myra NJ. Codding: au-
dltors, Miss Elsie 7. Barber. Arnold
Wild, Mrs. f. T.. Day.
A Day Of Slips and Falls.
A man led a horse toward black
smith shop in Danlelson during the
storm of Friday. Covering each foot
of the horse and tied about its ankles
were pieces of burlap, This was to
prevent the smooth horse from Slip
ping on the ice A man looked at the
horse ana laughed. Then he started to
walk away, and fell. The moral is that
turlap would have been a mighty wise
pTecaution for many persons to have
taken Friday. Wien the snow covered
the ice the walking became more dan
gerous than during any Of the days of
a slippery week, and there were many
more falls than at any other time. The
prospects are, however, that good
slsighing is in sight, which will be
some reconpsnse for what has been
endured thus week.
Hsve Thief Spotted.
While Albert Spinosa and the local
police have an apparently well founded
theory as to who broke into the Spinoss
home on School street and into Mr..