Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

Juo9eS-6reak at Market-Me eetIn9 of Board of Trade-Henry Lanedon, Wanderer from New Zealand, Found in Freight Car.
 Rev. W. D. Swaffield was & visitor in Providence Wednesday.
 Henry D. Authier of Pawtucket vis- tied friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Thrown from Motorcycle.
 Rural Carrier A. W. Logee was thrown from his motorcycle while on his trip Wednesday. but escaped with slight scratches and bruises.
 Mrs. Roy Bergengren of Lynn will spend Memorial day with her mother, Mrs. c. H. Burroughs. Broad street
 MT. and Mrs. William Franklin will spend Memorial day att their cottage at Oakland Beach.
 Judges Confirmed.
 The senate has confirmed the reso lutions appointing Harry E. Back and James N. Tucker as judge and dep uty judge Of the town court of Kill lingly
 A number of Danielson people will be at Brooklyn tomorrow morning for the Memorial day exercises.
 Schools throughout the town of Kill lingly will be closed tomorrow (Friday) Memorial day.
 Supervisor Albert s. Ames estimates that the class entering Killingly High school this fall will number about SO. The Connecticut company has ar ranged for a special service to care ftr the extra travel of Memorial day.
 Warden and Mrs. w. l. Bullard have returned from a stay at Woodstock, Vt,
 substantial sum of money. bed coverings and clothing have been sent to the Ohio flood district by the local w. c. T. U. workers
 New Machinery Arriving.
 Carloads of new machinery for in stallatfoh in the plant of the Killing ly Manufacturing company at Will Evansville are arriving at Dayville.
 Fridays PostofFice Hours.
 Tomorrow (Friday) the DanieIson postoff1ce will be open from 6.30 a. m. to 12 m. and from 6.3O to T.90 p. m. Money order and postal savings de- partmentS are to close all day. Out going and incoming malls will close and arrive as usual Rural carriers will not make their trips, but patrons may call for their mail from g a. m. to 10 a. m.
 Thirteenth Company Going to Jewett
 City.
 Thirteenth company. c. A, C.. is to leave here for Jewett City Memorial day morning on the 9.20 a. m. trolley car. The company is to be assembled in the sarmorY at S.30. Full dress uni form is to be worn. The company will return on the BOP train and will then take part in the Danielson exercises.
 Market Entered-Nothing Missing. L. J. Fournier's meat market in the Phoenix building was broken into dur ing the early hours of Wednesday, but nothing of value was taken. Entrance was gained by using a cutter to re-
 
 in one of the rear doors and sliding the bolt that secured the door. It is believed that money was sought by the burglars, but none is left in the market. The break was discovered by Night Officer John Gordon. but the re- sponsible parties had disappeared. WiIIiamsviile Plant to Be in Operation
 Soon.
 It was stated at the office of the Killingiy Manufacturing company at Willfamsville Wednesday that some of the machinery at the plant will be in operation in about two weeks. All of the carding. conbfng and picking ma chinery that goes with the new tire duck manufacturing equipment has arrived at the plant and the looms have commenced to arrive, some of them now being on the ears at Day vile Rush work is the rule in and about the plant, The payroll is now larger than 1t has been at any time since the new concern came into con- troi of the property and a constant in- crease is looked for as the plant IS gradually gotten into operation,
 Special Borough Meeting.
 Warden w. l. Bullard said Wednes day that he will decide in a few days as te calling the special borough meet ing on the matter of resembling ths vote changing the name of Mechani3 } street to Connecticut Mills avenue. It is probable that clause will also be inserted in tae warning, Warden Bull lard says. relative te action in filling the vacancy in the court of bUrgesses caused by the death recently of Charles A. Hyde, who was serving his fourth term as a borough officer.
 Board of Trade Meeting.
 Little business was transa eted at the meeting of the Board of Trade, Judge M. A ShUmway, president, pre- sided. Only nine members were pres ent. Committees who have been in- vestigating several propositions were not ready to report A letter of thanks was received from one of the officials of the Connecticut Mills company for the action the board has taken in favor of the change of name of Mechanic street.