Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-30

committee and the workers who are so anxious that night school be es- tablished for the benefit of those who applied for the same, are anxious 10 see favorable action taken on the mat ter of making a small appropriation to meet the expense of running the school when the matter comes before the special town meeting called for this Saturday, afternoon. Killingly has always been liberal in dealing with educational propositions, fact that has done a great deal to earn for it's schools the high rating they en- joy. The hope is that this course Of liberality will be adhered to in refer ence to the night school-Something intended to help those who really want to be helped, for night school students are real students, anxious to get some thing that they failed to get in early youth.
 Plainfield Wants Town Court.
 Information from Plainf1eld is to the effect that an effort may be made at the coming session of the legislature to secure the passage of a special act creating the town court of Plainfield. This town is the most rapidly grow ing and one of the most important in Windham county. At present it is dependent upon justices courts for the administration of law in cases that come before them. Some of the influ- ential citizens of the town favor the superseding of this method by the es- tabHshing of town court which, it is felt, would in various ways be a great improvement. Pilgrimage to Ste. Anne de Beaupre. An effort is already on foot for the organization of pilgrimage from ] Danielson and other eastern Connecti- i cut towns to the far-famed shrine of i Ste. Anne de Beaupre during the com ! ing summer. probably early in August i The arrangements for the trip con- 1 template opportunities to see many sites of interest in Montreal and Que i bee in addition to the stay at the shrine, where many from this section i go each year.
 Vernon H. Wetherell is engaged as watchman at the central telephone of flee building in Putnam.
 Defeated New London Easily. The Danielson basketball team had | no difficulty Thanksgiving night in de- l feating the team from New London by the score of 25 to IS. The local team 1 has made arrangements to play throughout the winter
 Walter L. Hoyle of Worcester was with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Lafay- ette Hoyle, over Thanksgiving. Mrs. c. D. King had the members ot the Bible Study class of the Methodist church at her home for a meeting or Friday evening.
 Miss Roberta Horton is spending g few days at her home in Pawtucket.
 William H. Marland, who has beer ill for many weeks, remains in about 1 the same condition at his home or Maple street.
 Juvenile Grange Initiation.
 Killingly Juvenile grange will initi
 ate candidates at meeting this (Sat
 urday) afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. P. B. Sfbley spen
 Thanksgiving day with relatives il Providence.
 Miss Alice Jacobs spent the holi
 day here with her parents, MT. ant
 Mrs. F. A. Jacobs.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Emonds O Norwich and MT. and Mrs. J. A. Oster
 houdt of Willimantic were guests o MT. and Mrs. Curtis Wheeler of Mash entuck for the holiday.
 1 A party of members of the Bohem
 ian club will spend Sunday at tn William Franklin cottage at Oaklan
 beach.
 Roy Chapman, student at Storr college, is spending a vacation at hi . home in Brooklyn.
 } Miss Laura Bessette of the Wes : Side spent the holiday with friend l. in New York.
 Gardner O. Benson, who has bee visiting in town for some time, leave
 Monday for Camden, s. C., where h
 is to spend the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Simeon Danielson ha | their daughters. Miss Florence C | Woodbury and Miss Ada of Guilfor with them for Thanksgiving day. = Members of Brooklyn grange wi S confer degrees on candidates for mem
 bership in Highland grange of Sout
 Killingly this (Saturday) evening.
 Popular Bill at Theater. S Daddy's Girl, one of the few theat n rical companies now travelling with
 band, gave the show at the Orpheul :, theater Thanksgiving night. y Away for Thanksgiving. Among the Danielson people WI spent Thanksgiving day out of tow ' were MT. and Mrs A. P, WoodWar n with relatives in Providence; Geore | Lewis, with relatives in New Londor
 Mrs. Van Andrews, with relatives
 Woonsocket; H. w. Chapin at the hon :, of his parents in Worcester.
 Jail Prisoners Earned $5,773. s The annual report of the commi. s. sioners of Windham county shov
 that $5,773.S0 was received from carr = ings of prisoners in the county ja h at Brooklyn during the last fiscal yea
 For the board of the prisoners $5,720l ,e was received from the state Milk al '. cream produced from COWS kept at u le jail brought an additional sum of $52S 1T Il19, while the receipts from the sa y of pork, veal and hides amounted
 $47087 The income from the sa le of wood and lumber was S451.61. J.