Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-07

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 Attendance Averages 41.s-Business
 Men Opposed to Train Changes
 Orient Lodge Celebrates Pythian An-
 niversary.
 H: F. Glendining is spending the week end in Boston, where Mrs. Glen dining is spending a few weeks
 Judge Milton A. Shumway presided at the session of the superior court
 MT and Mrs. John Jaegar are at Providence today (Saturday) to at tend the funeral services for Mrs. Will liam Buchanan, Mrs. Jaegar's sister. lege was visitor in Danielson Fri day.
 John s. Newton of Providence visit ed with friends in Danielson Friday.
 Nearly all of those who attended the session of the superior court at Put nam Friday were residents of Kill lingly.
 Buys BuIIard House.
 Everett A. Tillinghast has purchased the Bullard house on Main street op- posite Stearns street
 Miss Olga Anderson is to be the lead CT at the B. Y. P. U. meeting at the Baptist church Sunday evening William Rivers was a visitor here Friday with MT. and Mrs. John Jaegar. Mrs. Arthur G. Bill has returned from a visit in New York,
 The Business of Being a Christian sermon at the Methodist church Sum day.
 Night School Average 41.s.
 The average attendance at Killing ly's night school for the four months ending with March 1 has been 41.s Fridays snow was of just the right consistency for snowballs-and the m a 10 of af opportunity.
 Want Train Service Unchanged. N. D. Prince and Alfred l.. Reed president and secretary. respectively of the Danielson Business Mems asl sociation, have taken up the matter of endeavoring to have Danielsons train service unimpaired.
 Only Two Agricultural Fairs.
 Indications are that there will be only two agricultural fairs in Wind ham county this year-at Brooklyn and two associations are to make spe- cial effort to have the fairs thoroughly representative.
 Junior Partner Retires.
 The partnership of Mclaughlin and French, who have been doing business at East Killingly, has been dissolved Th- business is to be continued by Herbert F. Mclaughlin, Irving T. French retiring.
 On account of the severity of the storm during the late hours of Fri day forenoon one session for the day was ordered in the public school in Danielson.
 Pythian Golden Jubilee.
 There was an enjoyable time at the rooms of Orient lodge, K. of P, fin Woods hall Friday evening in ob- of fhn e~01dar of the founding of the order. Refresh ments were served.
 Popular Course Ends. In the Orpheum theater Friday eve ming the Lyric Glee club of Chicago gave the final and very entertaining number in the Young Peoples course of entertainments for the winter of successfully and profitably conducted insuring a continuance of the arrange ment next winter.
 Why the Clock Goes. A. P. Woodward has many Danielson people doing lot of thinking over what makes a clock run that he is showing This clock consists of a hands attached-apparently nothing else.
 MT. Woodward offers the following explanation of what makes 1t go." The revolution of the earth on its axis every 24 hours possesses both a rotary and centrifugal force. The rotary force is neutraliEed so we do not notice it by the tremendous size of the earth's s sphere and the centrifugal force is neutralized by the magnetic attraction which causes articles to fall, instead of fly out into space when dropped.
 By supplanting this naturalization of the rotary motion of the earth in its daily revolution by a counterbal- ancing Influence secured by means of a bisecting spheroid to which a mag netic compass is attached, and by as- economically calculating the proper re- duction in the size so that the circum- ference of the clocks dial bears the same relation to its axis as the cir conference of the earth bears to the axis of the earth, and also utilizing the attraction of the moon (not the spoony attraction) to the earth. the hands are allowed to rotate on it's axis. To the average person this explanation at once makes the clock proposition as clear as a fog. But the clock. never theless. goes on registering the cor rect time
 Tax Collector Who Collects
 Deputy Sheriff John NJ Bessette ot the town of Brooklyn is to start out again in a few days on his annual mission of collecting the taxes in thai community, where he has been tax collector for many years. As col lector of taxes MT. Bessette is without a peer in Connecticut and nowhere more than In the town of Brooklyn is there greater truth in the saying that there is nothing sure but death and taxes. He gets all of the taxes legally coliectable every year gets them ever from those who assure themselves tha, they are going to run out of the obi gation this applying to the shifting population of the town-the drifters STATE TEXTILE SCHOOL,