Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-10

Past Masters Jewel for AlVah j.
Hall.
Nathan D. Prince was in Boston on
a business trip Friday
William Young, who is spending the
winter al New Smyrna, Fla, is show
ing decided improvement in health, 1t
is learned here.
Warden w. l. Billiard has been elect
ed a trustee of the Brooklyn Savings
bank.
Adams-king.
Miss Carrie King of Thompson and
Jabez Adams of East Killingly We're
recently married at the Congregational
parsonage in South Killingly by Rev.
H. B. Goodsell.
Robert NJ. Aylsworth of Foster Cen
ter has gone to Florida for the remain
der of the winter.
John G. Kent of Newton Falls. Mass,
was visitor with friends in Danielson
Friday.
New London Woman to Preach.
Miss Elizabeth Sisson of New Lon
don is to preach at the morning ser
vice at the Pentecostal church sun
day.
Mrs. Damase Boulias of School
street has recovered from a recent ILL
ness.
w Irving Billiard has returned from
a business trip to Portland, Me.
Miss Sarah Aver of Moody's insti-
tute, Mortified, has been spending a
few days with relatives in Danielson.
Cotton Company's Stockholders to
Meet.
At East Killingly today there is to
be a meeting of stockholders of the
Interna tional Cotton company to rati-
fly the plan adopted by the directors
relative TO financing the company.
U. S. w. V. Installation.
James H. Morgan, commander of
Charles II. Burdette camp, L. s. W. V
Hartford installed the officers of W. H
Hamilton camp in the armory Thurs
day evening. An oyster supper was
served and a social hour enjoyed.
cemen Disappointed.
Hopes Of the icemen for speedy
harvesting of the crop for 1914 suf-
fered a slump Friday, when the tenn
perature climbed UP to an early spring
| day average and rain threatened. The
| situation was not as hopeful Friday as
was the case a week previous.
Recruiting Officer in Town.
( An enlisted man from the New Lon.
| don artillery district has been in Put
| nam and Danielson this week endeav-
| oring to secure men to enlist for reg
| ular army service. 4 few persons il
! towns in this section have been inter
ested.
Edgar Wilcox. who recently died II
! Ekonk. has relatives in Danielson. Mr.
! Wilcox suffered a fracture of the skull
/ when he was thrown from a load o
| lumber which he was binding. H,
| lived four days after the ACCIDENT.
AS was predicted by those favorins
! the plan, the removal of the Brooklyn
| Savings bank to the West side from
Brooklyn Center has proved very I'D
vantageous and the institution il
showing surprising growth.
Caught Ten Big Pickerel.
Ralph c. Young and Harry Youni
showed ten big pickerel that made vi
! the finest string seen here this sea
| son. Shown in WOOdWards window
they attracted much attention AM
were the cause of q discussion as t.
! their total weight One man said the!
would weigh Is pounds, and wa
| laughed at as a guesser. Backing hi
| opinion with a bet of cigars for tn
| crowd" he had the fish put on tn
scales. The ten fish weighed in at !
pounds and II ounces, and the GROVE
| smoked.
Plans for 10th Anniversary.
At the Baptist church Sunday plan
| will be made and committees appoint
ed to carry out the arrangements 70
the observance on Feb. of the 40t
anniversary of the organization of tn
Sunday school of the church. TIL
/ Sunday school is an active body an
has a large membership.
X. n. S. Orchestra Rehearsing.
The Killingly High school orchestr
is now holding reheaTsals in prepare
ton for the senior play entertainment
scheduled for this month. Mrs. Sidne
Perry is coaching the orchestra an
is assisting in arranging the musice
part of the programme for the even
At Sherbrooke, P. @, mill to b
| operated by a concern that is engage
in manufacturing tire duck in Daniel
son is soon to be ready for operatio
and will produce tire duck for tn
Canadian trade
| Nindham county councils cOntribut
ed to the fund of $500. 0a0 that wa
presented this week to the Catholi
university at Washington, D. c. b
the knights of Columbus.
A. P. Woodward is to be in Me-
| York for few days to attend an an
nual exhibition of goods in lines
which he is interested, and he ha
been invited to assist in the demon
stration of a machine that he has ms
with success in selling in eastern Cor
necticut.
Presented Past Masters Jewel.
Alvah J. Hall, retiring master
Moriah lodge, No. Is, A. F. and A. N
: has been presented a past master
Jewel by the members of the lodge
appreciation of his fine services durir
his term of office.