Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-23
FUN ERAL.
Marqaret Kelley.

Funeral services for Margaret Kel- ley, who died suddenly in Providence Tuesday, were held at St. James church at 9.3O Thursday morning. Rev. John Roux of Fitchburg, Mass, who was an assistant at St James church while the deceased was housekeeper at the rectory, was celebrant of the high mass of requiem. The funeral was from the undertaking rooms of Louis E. Kennedy and was attended by an unusually large number of rel atives and friends. Burial was in St James cemetery.
 More Power Needed for Operatino.
 It was stated here Thursday that two manufacturing concerns in Kill lingly stand ready to sign contracts for 1000 horse power for use in operating plants if it can be, secured from the local electric lighting company To meet this demand the lighting com pany twill be obliged to increase its producing capacity. The use of cleo tricity for power in driving machinery Is coming more and more into favor with local manufacturers. There has been suggestion that in case of the failure of the lighting company to meet the demand for more power an appeal will be made to the next legislature
 
 develop electric power in Killingly.
 Elks' Big Day.
 Thursday was big day for Elkdom , in this part of the county The nu- merous Danielson members of Putnam lodge of Elks quit business en masse to attend the field day and clambake of the organization. held at Phillips grove, north shore of Alexander's lake, and no one need get around to ask them this morning whether or not they had 6 corking time-because they did. St James band of Danielson went along to furnish music
 Politicians All Modest. No. thank you, we do not care for | any publicity" is about the sense of 1 the replies that can be secured from l those who are alleged to be candidates in Killing1y for the republican nomi- nations for representatives in the state legislature at the next session, 1 There are plenty of candidates, all | right, but there is also unusual reti- eenee about proelaiming the fact, All or them seem to be waiting for faiI wind before setting sail on the tuPbu- lent political seas, The same situa- 1 ton prevails in the ranks of the demo- erats in town. Interest at present 1 eenters in the matter of naming a re- publican candidate for senator from l Killingly, which town will have the l honor in the Twenty eighth district this year.
 Letters Unclaimed
 Letters addressed as follows are un claimed at the DanieIson postoffice this | week, G. A. Daniel Eddie Bedard Victor Edliend, Eugene Marian, Arthur ! Kinlette.
 Call for Republican Caucus.
 The republican town committee ha. issued the call for the party caucus t, be held Aug. 30. for the purposes O electing delegates to senatorial ant congressional conventions in the re spective districts in which the town i located and for electing delegates t, the republican state convention to b. held in Hartford Sept. 10 and il.
 Delegates to State Firemen's Conven ton.
 Attorney w. F. Woodward, count vice president of the organization John Jaegar, delegate, Amadee Der nier, alternate, for Minnetexit Hos company, No. 1: Charles Myers. Ben
 jamin Mowry, Thomas A. Conwell. Ir
 A. Warren and Frederick Princeton representing companies of the loce l department, have been selected for at
 tendance at the State Firemen's asso ciation convention, which meets i . New London next week.
 Remembered for His Charities, } Rev. John Van den No6rt, who I l leaving Putnam after many years a 5 pastor of St Mary's church. was 2
 one time, about B years ago, assis+ar priest at St. James, church in Daniel son. He is lovingly remembered her
 as man who was charitable to th I poor in a marked degree. as one wh
 then and always followed closely i l the footsteps of the Master. I Supt. Ames to Return Soon.
 Albert s. Ames, supervisor of scboo in Killingly and Brooklyn, is to arri1 , here in a few days to take up his wor : for the third year. The schools town are to reopen the Tuesday aft,
 Labor day.