Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-17
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Two New Fire Alarm Boxes-Petition to Restore Name of Mechanic Street-Wlliam Marland Praised in Worcester-Warden Builard Enters on Fourth Term

Frank Young is an additional sub stitute clerk at the post office. work ing an hour each evening.
 Leonard H. Healey of North Wood
 C. A. Tillinghast was at Jewett City Wednesday, engaged in loading twen- ty cars of lumber
 MT and Mrs. John F'ournier of the West Side have learned of the death of a relative, Mrs. Austeria Lacasse of Montreal.
 Rum His Undoins.
 H.. c. Knight was again before the town court Wednesday, appealing for the second time within few days
 To Plan for Memorial Day.
 At meeting of McGregor post, G. A. R., scheduled for Saturday. plans for Memorial day will be discussed.
 Judge Tucker on Bench.
 Deputy Judge James N. Tucker of East Killingly presided at the session of the town court Wednesday morn ing. /
 There was only one session of the day on account of the severity of the storm, the no-sehool signal being blown on the fire alarm at 11.30. Many pupils were absent from school at the morning session.
 Two New Fire Alarms.
 IHe TWO new HEe alaFn DoXeS to pc placed are to be numbered 15 and 35. No. Is will be Dyer street. No. 35 at the corner of Stearns and Main streets. Provision for the in stallation of these boxes was made when the fire alarm telegraph system was installed a few years ago. so the sequence of numbers in any street will be gradually worked out
 Sportsmen Pleased.
 Local fox hunters who hunt for the sport and not for the profit incident to a successful day on the trail of rey- passing by, the house at Hartford of the bill that prevents the snaring of foxes. By aIsing snares and scented bait. it is alleged, trappers have cap- tured large numbers of foxes: likewise large numbers of dogs, some of them valuable fox hounds following hot on a trail. A brass wire moose tighten ing about the neck of costly dogs has more than once meant the doom of $50 or $75 animal. for their owners seldom discover them in time to save their lives. Owners of dogs have ire Quently gone to the extent of curSing the snarers' work they have looked upon a. great hunting dog. dead from strangulation.
 Corn Clubs Planned
 Following announcer ements sent out by Leonard H. HeaIey of North Wood stock, member of the state board of agriculture, boys in this and surround ing towns are preparing to enter as contestants for the prizes offered to those who make the best showing in the boys corn clubs this summer. The scope of the work and attempt to arouse interest by the state board is greater than ever this year
 Name DistastefuE
 A petition that asks for the calling of a special borough meeting for the purpose of resembling the vote chang ing the name of Mechanic street to Connecticut Mills avenue was put in circulation Wednesday evening and as soon as a sufficient number of names have been appended it will be presented to the warden and court of burgeSses.
 Good Work for Worcester.
 William Marland, formerly a star pitcher for Killingly high school. seems to be entering upon a career on the diamond as pitcher for the Worcester team of the New England league His first notable. success in select company came Tuesday, when full nine innings for Wor- cester, he held the crack Montreal team of the International league to four hits, beating them by score of to l. Marland's performance was so highly creditable against one of