Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
VACCINATION ORDERED.
Health Officer Babson Taking Every Precaution to Safeguard the Public.


 F. c. Babson. health officer of the town of Brooklyn, has issued an order Tor the vaccination of children at tending the East Brooklyn. Brooklyn Center and West Wauregan schools. Health Officer Babson is also conduct ing house to house canvass on the West Side, ordering quarantine in cases where he considers such action warranted and in every possible way IS cooperating with the health author tiles in Danielson in the preventive measures they have taken during inc past few days for the protection of the health of the people in this section. The action of Health Officer Babson is thoroughly appreciated by local of ficials
 New Tax Lists Troublesome.
 The assessors of Killingly are hay Ing no picnic in handling the business Of receiving tax lists, a proceeding new under way, but not progressing very rapidly, though all lists must be in by November l, under penalty of having ten per cent. added to the regular as SesSment
 The new tax list forms are proving more than troublesome to many tax payers, as much more information about property Is required than has heretofore been the case Tn some eases persons become irritable with the assessors over this fact, though tilS OIiiCldiS are not TeSDOnSlDlG Tor the conditions imposed. Measurements of real estate are required now and it Is surprising how few people are able to tell the assessors the number of front feet. etc. in the lots they are asking to be taxed on
 A cooperative spirit manifested by taxpayers would help out the asses sors wonderfully and relieve much of the difficulty which is being expe- r1enced
 Alleged Illegal Hunting,
 From Plainfield comes a strong in timation that much Illegal hunting is being done in some parts of that town and in parts of the town of Ganter- bury on Sundays: also the comment on the absence of special game pro-, tectors in that section of the county. While the claim that there is Illegal hunting is not disputed, Windham county now has an efficient game pro tection squad and any information as to hunting contrary to law that may be given the officials, and given to them directly, will produce more re- suits in the way of punishment for guilty persons than can be hoped for through columns of comment.
 Grange Hall for Golden Wedding.
 Members of Little River grange of Hampton have voted the use of the grange hall in that place to MT. and Mrs. Lester Jewett for the observance of the t1ftieth anniversary of their wedding, October 2b. committee of five members of the grange has been appointed to make arrangements for the event
 To Rent-Seven- room cottage with hot and cold water and bath. John 4. Paine, Broad street.-Adv. Decision for Affirmative. The Marietta Kies Debating society of I<illingly High school held it's first 1 debate of the new school year in the 1 assembly hall at the school Friday l The subject for debate was. Resolved, l That Capital Punishment Should Be l Abolished. Speakers for the affima- tive were Miss Mary Mcconnell and Jennings I<illian, Miss Ruth Arnold acting as alternate. Miss Pauline Caf- l fiery and Herbert Pepler upheld the negative side. The judges. Miss R. E. l Cornwell Henry Burnett and Miss Minda Tanner awarded the decision | to the affirmative side.
 Freshmen members of the school