Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-10
WEDDING.
CoreY-Anderson.


 At her home on Dyer street Thurs day evening at o'clock Miss Edith Anderson was united in marriage with Frank Corey of North Sterling, Rev. James H. George. Jr., being the officiat- ing clergyman. The wedding was at- tended by only few relatives and friends.
 Until recently Mrs. Corey was for several years stamp and general de- livery clerk in the local postoffice. MT. Corey was formerly driver of the star route between North Sterling and Danielson. MT. and Mrs. Corey will live in the town of Sterling. Postoffiee Discontinued. Ohcial notice has been received from the posteff1ce department at Washing | ton that the postoff1ce at South Kin 1 ingly is to be discontinued June 30. | The elimination of this office follows | the establishment of rural free deliv- | cry service in 8 more complete way through that section of the town.
 To Insure Extra Power.
 It is understood that the officials of the Peoples Light and Power com pany have under consideration a plar for increasing the electrical generating 1 capacity of the local plant. The com mercial use of electricity In this towr has shown a marked increase durins the past year, much of the extra power being used for driving machinery in ( local plant.
 Cement Building for DayVilIe.
 A. J. Cavanaugh is to replace tn, wooden store building that he has oc cupied for several years at Dayvill with one of cement. The old structur, is to be raZed. The new building vii
 be the first one of cement to be erect
 ed in Dayville
 Just how effective the campaign ha.
 been made by Foster citizens agains
 the manner in which road houses. jus
 over the Rhode Island border iron
 East Killingly, have been run, Is indi
 cated by the fact that For Sale" sIgn
 have commenced to appear upon tn
 buildings.
 Mill Operatives Satisfied. It was intimated here Thursday ths an effort Is to be made to organiz i cotton mill operatives in plants in va
 rious parts of the town. There is n
 indication that Killingly needs sue
 organization at present. The mill op
 eratives have received an advance 1 i wages and are working for sea-
 fully as remunerative as that receive in most textile centers. s Borough nterests. At the present time not much aG :. vancement is being made in the preI 3 arations for the opening of the mill Q the Killingly Manufacturing compar
 at Williamsville. It Is said that mol
 activity may be looked for during u n summer months.
 q Fire wardens, at least, are thankf V for the never-ending rains of u q spring Every woodland tract | Windham county is flreproof and hi ; been for weeks. as the result of col U tlnual wettings. The forest fire loss
 this year have been trivial Last yei . In Windham county the losses fro e forest fires amounted to many tho : sands of dollars.
 In preparation for the regular spril 4 renewals wherever needed the col . struction men of the Connecticut COT " pany on the local lines are distributil sleepers along the route Many ne ,e ties were put in last year, but mai '' more will again be used this season.
 Mrs. Ernest DisQue of Norwich, fo
 merly of Danielson. spent Thursdt L. with relatives In town. le Richard A. Loomis of Newport, l. l., called on friends In Danielson a Thursday.