Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17

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 Isaac Varnev, 19 Watervilles Me, was sent to jail for 30 days from the town court Tuesday morning as a va grant Constable Fred Mitchell ot Central Village is interested III the one of 8 gang that was arrested Tn that place a few days ago,
 Supervisor Albert $, Ames is to spend the holiday recess, beginning Friday, ' his home in hoston,
 french Members in Charge.
 St James parish whist this week was given Tuesday evening under the auspices Of the French speaking mem bers of the Children of Mary.
 Fred and william Nutall, who have been chauGeurs for the X. F. Wood company, are soon to engage in bus mess for themselves in Danielson.
 Attorney Samuel B. Harvey of Vii lmantic was visitor i'll Danielson Tuesday
 Sixty Prisoners at Jail.
 There are more than so prisoners at the county jail in Brooklyn
 The annual Christmas festival and miracle play is being arranged by the Pomfret Neighborhood association
 lnvita lions were received here Tues day to inspect the new telephone build ing at Putnam tomorrow (ThlirsCay) visitors day
 There was report here Tuesday relative to some horses that might prove of interest to an agent of the state humane society
 Agents of the state board of educa- ton are investigating as to the em- ployment of boys under the legal age in motion picture houses in towns in this section
 K H. 8. Team Leads.
 Killingly high schools team is lead ing the Quinebaug Valley league with two games won and none lost Putnam has one game won and one lost, while Plainield and Tourtelotte have yet to win league game.
 All hunters licenses expire with the end of the year. In Kiliingly only a few who have licenses are making use of them. these going out principally in hunting foxes.
 Death of Capt. Gilbert 8. Kelley. Captain Gilbert S. Kelley. a sea- faring man who is the owner of the Cornwall place on the West Side, died recently in a Boston hospital after undergoing a surgical operation. Cap tain Kelley was about 56 years of age. Mrs. Kelley died here about two years ago.
 Town Clerk Frank T. Preston is re- ceiving applications for the required forms from those who desire to make returns. as required in complying with
  compensation act. effective January 1. Pleased with Action of Norwich Board
 of Trade.
 %Thexe was appreciation in villages in the town of P1ainfield and in Daniel son Tuesday over the efforts of the Norwich Board of Trade to secure the running of a late ear out of Norwich on the Central Village line. The re- questAd service would be a benefit for many is7 this section.
 Concert Cleared $e3.
 The Athletic assecia tion of Killing ly High school benefited to the extent of $93 by the concert recently given here under it's auspices by the asso- ciated g1ee clubs of Brown university. This sum will strengthen the treas ury. which has been very much de- pleteo.
 OM5cers of F. B. L.
 These are the newly elerted officers of the FrateT71al Benefit league in DanieaSon- President, John Moran; vice president, Ray w Pe1lett- sec retary. Frank T. Stinson- collector Willis H. Ehdppee, Jr-; chaplain, Mrs Varn@yc counsellor. Mrs. George Beaney. guide, Georgp Beaney; guard, Miss Carrie White. treasurer, Mrs Julia White, sentry, Ca.sSi1ls A Ham ilton. trustees, Wf1fred GfIeureaux, ,Dr. ". Fl. Judso5a, A. P Burns.
 To Conform with 55-l7our Law.
 Manufacturing concerns in towns in this section of Connecticut are con- siderfng plans for adjusting their schedules of working hours to con-