Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-18

will occupy the pulpit at the Metho- dist church at the services Sunday. Thirteenth company returned Thurs day from a business trip to Hartford. George Jacques of East Killingly is making arrangements for the oDsefV- ance of Memorial day in that place.
 Many buildings in Danielson had anywhere from an inch to foot of water in their cellars Thursday, fol- lowing. the heavy rains of the past few days
 Seventy Five Shares of Norwich
 Bank Stock
 It was stated here that about 75 shares of the First National bank of Norwich are owned in Danielson and vicinity. This means about $7,500 worth, par value.
 Going to Fort Wright.
 May SIP the officers of the Thirteenth company, c. A. C., will be at Fort Wright, Fishers Island, for the officers school of the Coast Ar Thirteenth company will be at the same place for the annual ten days tour of duty.
 Work on the state road that is be- ing built in the vicinity of Stearns' hill has, in connection with the eX- cessive rains made the travelling over the route somewhat difficult.
 Going to Worcester.
 A number of the members of Quin- ebaug lodge of Odd Fellows of this place and members from surrounding towns plan to be in Worcester to- versary celebration, which will attract Odd Fellows from all of Southern New England.
 Arbor Day Observances.
 Following instructive talks on Ar bor day by Supervisor Albert s. Ames l, l@o suggested in Governor Baldwin's proclamation in the schools of Killing Iy today (F'riday).
 Interest in Night School
 New interest in the work of the night school has awakened with the beginning of the spring term this week and the avera ge attendance has dents who have attended faithfully throughout the winter have been greatly benefited and all who have attended sessions find their store of knowledge increased.
 Conclusive Proof.
 At a hearing before the appropria- tions committee of the general as sembly a Hartford relative to the proposed $7,000 appropriation for re- pairs to the state armory in Daniel son two photographs of the interior of the structure, taken after recent heavy rains, showed the floor to be flooded, strong evidence that a new roof is badly needed.
 Rainfall Less Than in 1912.
 A resident of a nearby town who makes a practice of keeping daily record of the rainfall, as reported from official measuring stations. claims that the rainfall from March of this year to date is not much as it was for the same period of last year. This is surprising in view of ti,,1 I,,t planation is that the heavy rains came in March of last year.
 Low Death Rate.
 The m0=@i1iy bulletins of the state board of health records Killingly as having one of the lowest death rates of any town in the state during the month of March. There were only period, this representing an annual death rate per thousand of 73 per cent The percentage of infant nor tality to the total number of deaths was 25.0. The report also shows that there were eight births in Killingly during February and that three mar riages occurred during that month Want Early Sunday Morning Train.
 With the coming of the outing and vacation season, talk is heard here of circulating a petition to the Connectf- cut company to run 8 car to Central Village and Moosup sufficiently early Sunday mornings to permit making connection at Moosup with the morn ing train for Providence. Danielson has considerable colony of cotta gers at Oakland beach, other cottage owners at various points along the Providence river, as have residents of other towns hereabouts, and a chance to get a Sunday morning train out of Moosup without being put to the nee essity of hiring an automobile or a team to get to that railroad point would be greatly apprecia ted. There seems little doubt but that such an early ear as is talked of would be well patronized during May, June, July and August