Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
DANTELSON
Miss Evelyn Curtis Estate $fo,ooo- Death of General FIagg-Personnei of Choral Unien-Cencert in Young Peoples Course,

Peoples Course.
 l Harold F. Glendining and Charles s. Francis will go to Cambridge to- day fer the Yale e-Harvard feet9aI game.
 Charles L. Nadeau has been in Hart ford on a business trip.
 Equipment for State Buildings.
 w. P. Kelley of Dayville has re- turned from New York, where he has been engaged, as member of the state commission, in buying laundry ma chinery for the Connecticut Epfleptlo colony at Mansfield. The buildings are about ready for occupancy.
 Attorney Warren D. Chase. who has 3;as returned from a western trip, came here from Hartford Friday evening for visit with local friends
 Mrs. Harry Toss, Northboro Mass, came here to spend her fftieth birth 1 day as the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. s. Dove,
 Able to Leave Hospital.
 Edward Riley, proprietor of the hotel | at Central Village, has returned to that place from Willimantic, where he 1 has been patient at a hospital. He i is fast recovering following an oper- ation.
 Michael Longo will go to Worcester within few days to receive %reatnent for a time at the hospital where he was a patient recently while recoy-
 Miss Curtis Estate $1o,ooo.
 Harry J. Williams of Providence ex- ecutor of the will of Miss Evelyn Cur tis who died recently at Framing ham, has been a recent visitor here. The estate will amount to about $10,000 and will go to distant relatives and friends, as Miss Curtis left no near relatives
 County Commissioners E. H. Hall. E. H. Corttis and F. o. Davis, with County Auditor T. J. Kelley of Willi- mantle and County Sealer Charles J. Johnson of North Grosvenordale were at the jail in Brooklyn for meeting Friday.
 One of a Family of Over 20 Children.
 George Flagg, g, died at his home in Ballouville Thursday night. He is a son of Mir and Mrs. Frank FIagg formerly of WiIliamsville, and one of family of more than 20 children.
 Has Had His SIeighride.
 Edward s. Carpenter had his first sleighride of the season last Sunday, when there was snOwstorm. It is MT. Carpenters custom to beat all competitors as to having the first ride on runners and he has been doing it for many years. MT. Carpenter has been out as early in the fall as the latter part of October for his sleigh ing and one year, at 12.30 in the morning and in the middle of the month of May, he and Mrs. Carpenter got up from bed, hitched up their horse and went out to take advantage of a late spring snowfall This was a num- Der of years ago.
 Made a Second Start.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. St. Onge, for merly of this place, now of Fall River, where MT. St. Onge is with an auto mobile company, returned to their home Friday morning after brief vis- it here with relatives They started out in their machine late Thursday night on the homeWard trip, but had to return here on account of trouble with the car.
 In Tropical Windham County.
 Diary: Friday, Nov 21-BeautifuI weather again today, bright and sum ny, temperature 65. Has been the same all the week. Joe came in today, said he had been ploUghing. Expect every minute to hear of new apple blossoms, blooming dandelions. etc. but note Horace Johnson is on the job predict ing. Edition went to press at the cider mill this afternoon. We drove down there wearing our summer suits but had a fur coat tucked under the seat. We're taking no chances. Fall work is all done. Potatoes $1 busheI and eggs bringing 65 cents a dozen in Boston market. Heigho!
 Additional Basketball Games.
 The following is a list of additional games booked by the KiuingIy High school basketball team outside of the regular league schedule: December 5, Oxford vs Killingly, in Danielson De cember 26. Laurel Hills vs. KilIingly, in DanieIson; January ?, Woonsoel1et High school vs. Kulingly, in Woon- socket; January IT, Laurel Hills vs. KiIlingly, in Norwich January 30, WOonsocket Ys. KilhngIy, in Daniel son; February 6, open date; Febru- ary 13, Webster High school vs. Kill Hngly, in Danielson: February 20, Put nam Vs. Killingly, in Danielson.
 New Pastor at East Killingy.
 Rev. Alfred Barratt of Boston has accepted a call to become pastor of the Baptist church at East KillingIy and has entered upon his ministry in that village of the town. The church peO- pie at East Killingly are well pleased with their new pastor and predict that his work there will be successful