Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-10


 Jodoin--Excerpts From sRoroush's | Annual Reports.
 The act incorporating the Kiilingly Trust company was passed by the Connecticut senate at Wednesday s session. The bill was favorably re- ported by the bank committe and passed by the house last week. All that remains to make the act a law Is the signature of Governor Simeon F. Baldwin, and there seems no doubt that this will be appended, as there has been no opposition in the Iegisla- ture to the passage of the bill.
 The incorporators of the new trust company are T. H. Hopkins, J. A. At wood, A. J. Bitgood, c. A. Tillinghast, N. D. Prince, Senator E H. Reach, Attorney Sabtn S. Russell. It is evident that the trust company IS to be organized for the purpose of doing a general banking business The capital stock if the KillingIy7 Trust company is placed at S100,0O0, but business may be commenced when s50.o00 has been paid in. The stock it is said, will probably be sold at premium, thus creating a, surplus fund from the beginning.
 Nearly all of the incorporators of the new trust company are directors of the Windham County National bank. Just what effect the organiza- tfon of the trust company will have on the future of the national bank has not yet been made evident, but it will be seen from the list of -incorpo- rators of the new institution that the two institutions will be closely al- lied At the Windham County Ma tional bank Wednesday afternoon it was said that at this time it is quite impossible to say what arrangements will be made for banking quarters for the new institution, which is expected to be strong competitor for the gen era1 banking business of Danielson.
 Heard on the Street
 William H. Warren is spending few days in Boston.
 County Commissioners Chas E. Bar Der of Central Village, E. H. Hall of Windham and D. H. Corttis of Thomp- son made regular monthly visita- tion to the county jail Wednesday.
 Miss Emelia St. Laurent of Mata- nj P e., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. x. Lemieux.
 William Marland is in Worcester this week trying for a place as pitcher on the Worcester team of the New had been doing only light work
 The pulpit of the Methodist church will be filled by a supply at the serv- ices Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. E. A. Legg, will not have arrived here at that time.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society of the Congregational church held meeting in the vestry Wednesday aft
 
 There was a report about town on Wednesday that a bomb had been found near one of the buildings of local manufa curing plant but the story could not be verified.
 Flock of 5000 BIackbirds.
 George Henry reports a flock of blaekbirds of amazing number located in the fields off Stearns street There are at least 5000 of the birds in the flock.
 Methodist Pastor Goes to New Bed
 Rev. Orion L. Griswold said good bye to Danielson friends Wednesday morning. He is to be the pastor of Welsey chapel, one of the Methodist churches of New Bedford succeeding Rev. John Oldham formerly a pastor in Danielson This church has been tablfshed about three years, it's membership is about 100, but the con gregatfons at the Sunday, services av- craze close to 300.
 Want Pupils to Take High School
 Course.
 A canvass of the graded schools of DanielSon is to be made with an idea Of inducing as many as possible of those who will graduate this spring an opinion that by following this course a number of pupils who would not enter the high school otherwise may be induced to do so.
 Equal Franchise Meeting.
 An interesting programme has been arranged for the meeting of the members of the Equal Franchise league with Miss Grace Spalding this CThursday )afternoon. Six ladies from this town were at Putnam Tuesday for the meeting of the league in that city at the home of Mrs. Beard.