Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-20


 3oth-officiaIs Confer on Trolley
 Express Matter-Guiney Property
 Auctioned-Many More School ChI-
 dren-MemoriaI Orders Issued
 Peter Bassett of the West Side is to be graduated next month from the Rhode Island school of pharmacy. at Providence.
 President Clark of Boston, former ly of Danielson, is spending few days with relatives here.
 At Davis switch, one of Damase Boulias' cottages has been erected. but is not completed. The foundation walls are ready for the second cottage.
 Mrs. Alice Francis of Philadelphia is visiting here with her father, Land lord s. P. Humphrey of the Central house.
 John Began of Willimantic has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Michael Head.
 Mrs Mary Davis, who sang at the Orpheum theater here last week. is to return next month for a visit with friends in Danielson.
 Taxes Promptly Paid.
 Tax Collector W. \. Arnold has made the best record ever in getting in the taxes of KilIingly this year. About half of those who pay a per sonal tax, and pay no property tax, are yet to be heard from. however.
 Miss Helen Awkward is recovering after being confined to her home on account of sprained ankle, an in jury received when she fell
 St. Jean Baptist Memorial Sunday.
 The first Sunday in June has been selected as the date for the annual memorial exercises for deceased mem bers of the local branch of Union St. John Baptist. Graves of the members in St. James cemetery will be dec orated with flowers.
 New Camp of s. w. V.
 At the state armory Monday eve ming there was a meeting of those who are to make up William H. Ham ilton camp Spanish War Veterans. It is expected that the members of the camp will be mustered in this week. The camp will take part in the Memo rial day parade in Danielson. this be- ing the first appearance of the organ ization.
 Foresters' Memorial.
 Court Oak grove Foresters of America, will hold annual memorial exercises for the deceased members of the order Sunday. June 10. the date having been advanced one week on ac- count of the Holy Name society par ade that is to be held at Putnam on the afternoon of June 8.
 Gift of Confederate Bills.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter has received from an acquaintance who is a resi- dent of a southern state a gift of Confederate bills, which. on their face value, represent a considerable sum of money.
 Confer Over Trolley Trouble.
 Trolley road officials were here Mon day for a conference over the diff
 VA of the Rhode Island company's block ing the sidewalk on the westerly side of lower Main street while the troll lev express car is receiving and dis charging cargo there, every week day afternoon.
 To Plan for Alumni Reception. Secretary Harry J. Hyde is to call a meeting in a, few days of the officers i and executive committee of the Xiii ] linglv High School Alumni association which each year gives reception for i the memebers of the graduating class 1 of the school. Ii is expected that the reception will be held in the town hall | this year, as usual.
 Will Address Grange. 1 II is expected that Mrs. M. Toscan 1 Bennett. Hartford, who has given ad = l dresses before several organizations i hereabouts during the past few weeks will give an address on the subject of l Woman Suffrage at the meeting oi 1 Killingly grange next Monday evening Attorney Fails as Marketman. On the street, near the Exchange l building Monday forenoon. Sheriff P l B. Sibley sold at public auction cer- 1 tain fixtures and equipment from the l meat market of Edmund Quincy, who 1 did business in the Winkleman block | for several weeks an attachment i eventually being placed in favor ot creditors. MT Quincy. who was for merly a practicing attorney in the middle west and who was later in | Mexico for several years, left Daniel son soon after the attachment was l placed and has not since returned here When he first came to this 1 town MT Quincy started to operate | chicken farm on a place at East KilHngly-
 Memorial Sunday Service. 1 Next Sunday at the Baptist church 1 in Brooklyn the annual Memorial Sun 1 day sermon will be preached by Rev 1 Cporee r Genung. D. D., members of 1 the Grand Army attending the service l The exercises on Memorial day at ] Brooklyn are to be held in the morn 1 ing.
 i Elmville Mill Creditors to Meet Notices have been received here of a meeting in New York this week of 1 the creditors of the Elmville Wor- 1 sted company. whose plant has been l closed since the attachment in the i interest of a Philadelphia creditor Wal l placed last week It is expected thai 1 an adjustment of the difficulty may 1 be made at the creditors meeting and | that the mill Will be able to resume l operations in short time
 MEMORIAL EXERCISES.