Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-07

a9er or G<chan 9eS-f ootpfio9c TO De Oiscussed-Many at Missionary in-
 stitute-Assessors Invited to Hart ford Meeting.
 w K. Pike was in Hartford Thurs day on a business trip.
 Norwich Man for Manager.
 William Moran of Norwich will come here temporarily as manager of the Danielson and Moosup divisions of the telephone company.
 A retreat for the English speaking people of St. James parish is to ex- tend through the coming week.
 Local attorneys are at Putnam this (F'riday) morning for the session of the superior court.
 George P. Powers of Bridgeport was with friends in Danielson Thursday. | Walter Hall of Springfield, formerly Of Danielson, was visitor in town Thursday.
 Assembling Ties.
 Thousands of railroad ties are being delivered to stations along the local line. The ties are coming in from the surrounding country districts A number of cases of diphtheria in the town of Plainfield are under treat ment.
 MT. and Mrs. James H. Barnett are visiting friends in Rockville. No arrangements have been made for the observance of St. Patrick's day in Danielson this year, but the holiday souvenirs have made their appearance W. H. Shippee of the Emmett Guards Of Worcester, homeward bound from the inauguration, passed through Dan telson in car attached to the early morning train Thursday.
 The injunction restraining the Wind ham County Savings bank from paying or receiving money for a period of four months expires the 9th of April. Next Sunday (Passion Sunday) will be marked by the usual ceremonies at 1 Q Ocb T0Olr - | day will be Palm Sunday, and the fol- lowing Sunday will be Easter day. Prisoners to Be Put to Plea. l This {Friday) morning the prisoners 1 who are held at Brooklyn jail on crin1- 1 inal charges will be brought to Dan | ielson in the care of deputy sheriffs | and taken from here to Putnam to be put to plea. The cases from this town l are those of the state vs. Thomas, l charged with attempt to rape a female | child, and that of the state vs. Edward 1 Bigelow. charged with assault with in 1 tent to kill.
 Will Report for High School.
 At the suggestion of Supervisor AL l bert s. Ames. the town school com mittee has invited Principal Robert K- Bennett of the High school to submit a report of the work done in the High 1 school during the present school year, | this report to be included in the next annual town reports. Principal Ben | The winter term of Killirgly High i school will end Friday. March 2S, the Easter vacation extending to Tuesday, 1 April S. when the spring term will 1 commence. For the grade schools the winter term will also end on March 28, l but the spring term will begin April l 7th.
 1 To Consider Matter of Foetbridge. The footbridge over the Five Mile river from near the state armory to Riverview has come through the win 1 ter in such a poor condition that the l selectmen have asked the citizens to l pass upon the matter of an appropria- 1 ton for improving it. The matter will be considered at the special town meeting next Wednesday afternoon. The footbridge, many think, should be replaced by bridge that would permit of vehicular traffic, but the matter of securing approaches and get i ting the necessary appropria tion are 1 considera tions making the possibility | of securing new bridge doubtful. A new bridge would certainly help the | development of Riverview, which has l shown tendency to grow, notWith- standing the handicaps of location in l relation to quick communication with the business section.
 Missionary Institute.
 A very successful missionary insti- l tute was held at the Baptist church Thursday, with representatives of the
 
 1 Danielson, but Putnam, Thompson and | East Kiilir gly as well. The morning l session, commencing at II O CLOCK was attended by from forty to fifty persons, and was given over to confer 1 ences in charge of Miss Mary Huston and Mrs. c. E. Robinson of Boston and 1 Mrs. J. B. Kent of Putnam. Mrs. W 1 J. Craig of Danielson presided. At the afternoon session there was an in creased attendance. The addresses were by Miss Huston and Mrs. Robin son the former discussing home m1s- sionary work, the latter work In for eign missionary fields.
 At the noon hour a luncheon was served under the auspices of the ladies of the church in the chapel. which hae been very prettiiy decorated under tht direction of Miss Grace Spaiding. musical feature of the institute was thu singing of Miss Emma A. Burbank o the West Side, Miss Millicent Swafheld acting as accompanist-
 l Mill property for sale, known as the Sheldon mill at Kennedy City. Centra Village. Valuable water privilege B J. Cutler, Central Village, Conn.-adv.
 Invited to Hartford Meeting.
 Charles B. Hutchins, chairman O. the board of assessors Of the town O Killingly. and the other members O. | the board have been invited to attene the second annual meeting of the as sessors and boards of relief or Con necticut towns to be held Tuesda9
 morning of next week in the old su
 preme court room at the capitol, il
 Hartford. A tentative programme tha i has been arranged provides Tor tn
 adoption of constitution and th
 election of officers and a number addresses on subjects relating to tax
 ation Some of these subjects are a
 follows. Taxation of Manufacturin: | Corporations; Tax Maps; Local Tax
 ation in Massachusetts.
 Invitations to attend this gatheflni have been received by taxing officials in various Windham county towns
 Union Temperance Service.
 In the Congregational church at
 o'clock Sunday evening the annual un
 ion temperance service under the aus
 pices of the Danielson w. C. T. U. I
 to be held Rev Orion l.. Griswold