Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-07


 c. o. Benson is to leave May 25 for to be at the Berkshire inn until No veInber.
 Mrs. John P. Guinois is to spend some time with relatives in Norwich.
 John X. Fredette of Woonsocket was visitor with friends in Danielson "Wednesday.
 Hon. W. P. Kelley of Dayville an- nounceS that the state colony for epi- leptics at Mansfield Is to be opened on May 15. Mir. Kelley is member of the commission that has had supervision of the establishment of the institution.
 Preparins School Building Plane.
 James N. Tucker, member of the special committee on the erection of a new school building at the Valley, an- nounces that the committee expects to have tentative plans of the building ready in a few days.
 Goes to South Nor,NaIk.
 Robert Burns, who has been spend ing -ew weeks at his home in Dan- ielson, las gone to South Norwalk. 8. N. E. T. company, with which cor poration he was formerly engaged Telephone Conference at Norwich. Manager w. L. Moran of the Daniel son, Putnam and Moosup divisions and Miss Bertha White, cashier in the local central office. will be at Norwich today CThursday), attending a conference of company from the eastern district ex- changes.
 Week End House Party. William M. Franklin is to entertain a party of about a dozen local friends at his cottage at Oakland beach at the trip in automobiles. attending a thea Ire in Providence Saturday evening. Miss Name Dunn hasS gone to Wor- cester to spend several days with rel atives.
 Rev. Father kost Going to Louvain. Advices received here announce that Rev. Ignatius Kost, pastor at St. Jo- | seph's church, Dayville, has completed I his ocean trip and is en route to the American college at Louvain. where he is to celebrate the silver anniversary | of his ordination to the priesthood. 1 $ss.ooo Already Collected. From Saturday morning up to4sWed- l nesday morning of this week Tax Col lector W. N Arnold of the town oi | the $51,0 900 due the town for taxes or | tho grand list last completed. The to- I tai collections now amount to $36,- 900.
 l Extension of oas Mains. | The local lighting company hal plans for extending its gas mains iron 6 point in Main street opposite Mapl, street to the Quinebaug bridge, an( very probably will push the lint through the West Side part of MaiI street during the season now opening Plans and estimates for this worl were made last fall.
 | Improving Parish Property. Turf is being laid along the border of the new cement sidewalk that wa -l. oF Tov church property on Water and Frank lin streets last fall. There is to be { border of turf between the outer edg of the walk and the street curbing am another border of turf along the insid border of the walk.
 Economy in the Suburbs Advocated
 Now that Killingly has rightfully en tered upon a period of economy I public expenditures, there are many | the borough anxious to see those i the outlying districts of the town ap ply the same rigorous restraint fror voting money for highways for thei sections as they do in voting to pro hibit Danielson from getting stree improvements. The slogan seems t be Stop all state road work in tn town"
 Borough People at Wauregan. ] Danieison was represented Wednes day at the annual spring convention ( the Windham County Sunday Schot association convention for district NJ held at the Congregational church i ! Wauregan, with afternoon and evenin sessions. Rev. c. A. Boyd, Hartford Rev. w. J. SwaffieId. D. D., Bostol and Evan F. Kulgren, Providence,weI among the speakers. The Round Tab discussion at the afternoon sessio :. was led by Wallace | Woodin, stat secretary, Hartford. Rev. W. Swaffield of Danielson conducted tt devotional exercises at the opening the evening session. Business Men and Clean Up Work.
 Little business was transacted at u | regular monthly meeting of the DaI l ielson Business Mems association. Va
 rfous matters were discussed, some
 them on which action may be expectt
 later, but nothing definite was decit
 ed. The association voted s10 to u | Civic federation fer use in meeting u 1 expenses incident to Cleanup week.
 With Funston at Vera Crux.
 Henry Palette, formerly of Danie l son, writes to friends here that he | with a division of marines now serviI
 under General Funston at Vera Cru
 He has seen little excitement since h | arrival in Mexico, but, like others vi 1 are writing home, makes it known tn ! = e. . zfw<er r.f