Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-15

Danielson.
 K. of c. at Wauresan Funeral
 Members of the local lodge of the Knights of Columbus were at Waure- i gan Monday to attend the burial ser l vices for John Flannigan, a member of Rose of Lima council. who died in Bridgeport MT. Flannigan was for merly a resident of Jewett City. Leroy Reach, who is employed by the A. T. & T. company at Buffalo, N. Y, will come to Danielson next month for visit with relatives.
 At D. A. R. Congress.
 Mrs. E. H. Reach is at Washington l this week as the delegate from Sarah Williams Danielson chapter, D. A. R., to the national congress.
 Mrs. Frederick E. Colvin of Ma pie street is to have the members of the Ladies society of the Methodist church at her home for meeting this Clues Gay) afternoon.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson postoff1ce this week: P. Dubois, George Martin, Ulric Bernier, Henry Montville, Philippe Hoffman, Mrs Frank E. Smith.
 portion of the old baseball grounds on on the West Side was inundated ad by The river was running very rapidly, but doing no damage.
 Want Station Rebuilt.
 Attawaugan people and others living in the section of Killingly where the Attawaugan trolley station used to station was destroyed by fire a few weeks ago they are obliged to stand out in storms and cold while waiting Tor cars to come along.
 K. H. s. to Play N. F. A.
 With good weather tomorrow (Wed- nesday) the baseball season for the killingly High school team will open with the Norwich Free Academy team furnishing the opposition. Killingly has two good pitchers this year in Kent and Norton and the team should be able to make strong showing.
 improved Lighting Desired.
 Favorable comment is heard on the plan of the street lights committee of the court of burgesses to continue the process of replacing arc lights with high power incandescents. In the business section the new lighting plan has been so generally approved that the extension of the system to other streets is desired.
 English Pheasants for Distribution.
 F. o. Davis Pomfret. member of the state fish and game commission, ship ped to John NJ. Bessette of the West Side on Monday ten pairs of ring necked English pheasants. The twen- ty wild birds were received here on the 1 II o'clock train and attracted some attention at the station During the l afternoon they were taken down into i the South street section of East l Brooklyn by MT Bessette and re- leased.
 These are the first pheasants to be released in this immediate vicinity, al i though several lots have been given | freedom in the northwest section of | the county In Woodstock, Pomfret | and other towns in that neighborhOOd | the birds have thrived and are now i frequently seen in the woods.
 The specimens that were received ! They 1 were lively and wild. indicating that {! they will be able to take care of them 1 selves until the hunting season opens l next fall.
 No Solution of Shooting Mystery.
 Hope of solving the mystery of who | shot $. Cady Hutchins and why it l was done seems fast receding. State l Policeman Robert Hurley has been a | work on the case since soon after the | shooting occurred, but he has not been i able to connect anyone with the crime. 1 Mir. Hutchins is now nearly recovered | from the wound and able to be about ] as usual. i
 Telegram from Methodist Pastor.
 Henry A. McEwen. recording stew i ard of the Methodist church. received | a telegram from Rev. E. A. Legg on | Monday relative to the arrival here Of i the new pastor of the church Rev. | Mr. Legg is not expected to arrive i here for a few days. He may ofticjate !
 
 owing to the fact that the Vermont conference. from which Rev Mir. Legg Is to be transferred, is not held until after the Southern New England con- ference.
 To Reappoint Teachers.
 At the next meeting of the town school committee of KiIlingly teach CTS are to be elected for the ensuing year A majority of the teachers in schools throughout the town have dc 3lared their intention of returning, but here may be some changes owing to for one reason or an other. The present teaching force is m efficient one and it is to be pre- served as far as is possible.
 Will Ask for Sewer Extension.
 Residents in the Westfield section If Danielson are considering petition ng the borough for an extension of he sewer system from Winter street, he present northern limit of the Sys- em, to the borough line. Such an eX- ensiOn has previously been sought, put never with success, for there has )een failure to support it from prop .rty owners along that part of Main 'treet. It is felt by many, however, hat the sewer should be installed be- ore any permanent highway improve nent is made that the street when re- quilt need not be turn up for sewer excavations. -eaoher Remains Through Extra Hour Under an arrangement in force at , he high school one of the teachers emains an hour after the closing time if the school. 1.30 D. m., that students yho remain for study may be under ! uperVision. Mrs Flora Shippee is the eacher in charge during the period | l eferred to.