Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

uneEdl SGTNlGeS TOT H6L6T 6OullaS, who died in a Norwich hospital, were held at the Sacred Heart church in Wauregan Tuesday morning, Rev. J. c. Mathieu officiating. Burial was in the Sacred Heart cemetery. l.. E. Kenne dy was the funeral director.
 After having been closed for about two years, the Rhode Island line house has been opened with a license, which is in the name of Pete" Young, for merly in Danielson.
 High Grade Play at orpheum.
 Manager Lewis of the Orpheum the atre presented his patrons with the very interesting and amusing play Brewster's Millions for Wednesday nights bill. The play was the first important offering booked under the new management, which is aiming to give Danielson people a, first class theatre.
 The officers of the Westfeld Gene tery association in 1913 will hold their offices during 1914. Frank T. Preston is president: A. G. Bill, secretary, and N. D. Prince, treasurer. with F. T. Preston, E. s. Carpenter and c. A Pot ter as directors.
 At the meeting of the K H. s. Alumni association members in the assembly hall of the high school this (Thursday) evening it is expected that tue DT6uuliUdIy WOTh or IO create fund for the construction of a gymnasium building will be accom- plished.
 Officers of East KiIIinsIy Baptist
 Church.
 At a meeting of the members of the East Killingly Baptist church the fol- lowing official board was named for the ensuing year: Pastor, Rev. Alfred Bar ratt; deacOns, Elisha F. Soule. John T. Wade, Joseph W. Shekleton, J. Al bert Brooks, Frank H. Smith. Edward R. Oatley; clerk, Joseph W. Shekle- ton; treasurer, Mrs. Grace E. Hill; prudential board. the pastor, deacons R. G. Smith. F'ranton Smith, George Winslow, Mrs. l.. A. Fairmon; solici- tors. J. T. Wade, Mrs. Grace E. Hill Mrs. L. A. Fairmon, Mrs. Mary Pot ter.
 December Mortality.
 T.'o current bulletin of the state bard of health shows that the deatt ratc in the town of Killingly during :ember was above the average fol the towns 0f He state. There were T. deaths here during the period, this representing Il annual death rate pel thousand nf 22.2. The average deatt rate for the 42 towns represented iI the monthly report was 15.S. Two oi the deaths in this town were caused by consumption.
 Prisoners in County Jail Cut Ice.
 There are about 75 prisoners at the Windham county jail in Brooklyn this week. A number of them are held awaiting trial at the superior court March term, so are not required to dC outside work, but the great majority of the able bodied prisoners are get ting some good healthy exercise dur ing the course of the ice cutting cam paien which is now in full sway More ice than is usual during winter season is being harvested in Brooklyn this year. so the prisoners will be kepi busy for a while.
 New Fur Farm. Up at East Killingly Robert G Smith has established a fur farm ana at the present time has a number ol varieties of wild animals there fol breeding purposes. Occupying section! of the fenced area at the farm arc foxes, some of them brought from ( western state, cOons and skunkS. Wis itors to the farm are greatly amused and entertained by the antics of the coons and greatly interested in th' foxes and skunks. At feeding time the latter animals are kept away iron the wire screen that separates thei part of the fenced area from that O. the coons, for the coons have repre- l hensible habit of shooting pav ! LlIOdSI lAlC oNA NCiA hAtii AA5 AiNilAAie AAh' rapidity and swatting the slIunks in | manner that spells death when a hit il 1 scored. Fur farming offers great op | portunities for making money if sue 1 cessfully conducted and the plant a 1 East Killingly is expected to show bii returns within a few years. Entertained at Worcester. MT. and Mrs Martin Young of Dan | ielson were guests of honor at a dime i n Mr AT-c 1 F. II. Storrs ct their home. l Kilb, street. Mir. and Mrs. Young have beel i visiting MT. and Mrs. Storrs and vii l leave tomorrow for Los Angeles, wher | MT Young will take position as man 1 ager for the General Supply compan. 1 of Danielson.-Worcest Post.
 MAN AND WOMAN HELD