Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-04
DANIELSON
Auction et Young Place in Brooklyn Postal Savings Deposits Reach $11,- 19-Washington, R. l. Weavers Sent to Jail.

l pr. w H. Judson health officer, hal 1 removed the restriction that has ap- | piled to unvaccinated children attend ing schools in the villages of the towr --Williamsville, Dayvtlle, KillinglJ Center, East Killingly MT. and Mrs. Harry H. Hamilton O. 1 Providence have been called here or account of the illness of MT. Hamil- ! toms mother, Mrs. w. H. Hamilton O. 1 Mechanic street
 County Commissioners E II. CorttiS l of Thompson, E. Fl. Hall of Windham and +. 0. Davis of Pomfret were al 1 the county jail for a meeting Wednes- | day afternoon.
 l Auction at Brooklyn. l J. c. Witter sold q great quantity of the property of Charles E. Young attended by many from eastern Con- necticut towns Wednesday. MT. and Mrs C. A. Tillinghast and Mir and Mrs. A. l.. Reed motored to Providence recently.
 Benjamin Thompson, of Newark, N. J.. was a recent visitor at his home near Dayville
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry J. Reynolds of Providence have been visitors with Danielson friends,
 List of Employers.
 Town Clerk Frank T. Preston has compiled a list of employers of labor in the town of Killingly, in compliance with request of the state compen- sation commission.
 Next week the annual meeting of the Wfndham County Agricultural as- sociation is to be held at Brooklyn. P. B. Sibley is president of the asso- ciation-
 Under the new system of placing street lights Danielson is the best firrhN hN1 g. I,, few dark places to be found in the borough.
 K. H. s. Has Strong Team.
 Killingly High school will put its strongest team in the lineup against Tourtellotte high in the first league game of the season. to be played here Friday evening. killingly wants to start the season with a victory.
 On the Rhode Island company's line between East KiIlingly and Providence the work of changing over the switch es so IS to permit the introduction of faster schedule for cars has been completed, but when the reduced run ming time will become effective has not been announced.
 Good Rabbit Hunting.
 While the season for hunting with a gun and for game birds has been closed for nearly two weeks, many SpOiJS dIe SeLinS pleasure out or pursuing rabbits according to the law for hunting at this time and many bunnies are being brought in.
 Postal Savings Deposits $11,613.
 At the local postoff1ce 1s new pos- tai savings accounts were opened in November. The number of deposits for the month was 63. Three accounts were closed and there were r with drawals. There are 127 accounts open and the total of deposits has now in- creased to SLICES. There were five applications, aggregating $1,480, for postal savings bonds on December 1. A. F. Wood Company to Discontinue
 Business.
 Sheriff Preston B. Sibley has been named as temporary receiver for the A F. Wood company of DanieIson. the application for the receivership by A. F. Wood, treasurer of the corpor- atIOn- II Is understood that the ap- plication for Teceivership is in ac- cordance with a vote of the company to discontinue business. F T. Pres ton is president of the company, K A. Darbie secretary and A F Wood treasurer, and these men, with c. H. Bacon, constitute the board of di- rectors-