Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-01
iOANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS.

by carrier There are some persons, especially in the business section, who
 are not particularly enthusiastic over 1 the proposed service, feeling that it
 will be- of no special benefit to them. l For the great majority of borough residents however. it would be a de- cided advantage and they will be l strongly in favor of having it estab- hshed. Free delivery service does not I necessarily mean that it must be ac- cepted by every individual Those who prefer, after the service became eff fective, could call at the office for mail
 Hurrying to Pay Dog License. ! It became apparent Thursday that not all of the dog owners in Kil- l cense fee on the animals before the 1 expiration of the time limit before an l extra Assessment must be collected Many dogs were registered with the | town clerk Thursday, however, and | many more are expected to be officially 1 listed today.
 Improvements at DayvilIe Mill. plant of the Assawauga Woolen com.
 pany in Dayville include the erection | of a boiler house. Construction work ! is now underway. One new boiler is l to be added to the battery of three
 now in use in the plant, which is doing ! a. steadily good business.
 Taxes Come in Slowly. l Persons liable to pay a personal tax | in the town of Kilingly and there are between 1900 and 14oo such men, are not getting very excited or hurry i ing over their duty of seeing Tax Col lector W, N. Arnold and paying him ss each. Up to Thursday less than 300 personal taxpayers had compiled with the law and the tax collector will Zln hkA t5en tPa of at f1,a +, do not settle
 About s1. 166 was collected by Mr. Arnold Thursday and he has received about $18,500 to date out of a total of $51, ,060 to be collected. Tine taxes te be paid by the big misunderstanding concerns will boost the total to high amount within a few days.
 Gaenen Signs with Woonsecket. Francis GagnsH of Dayviiie, former 1y KilliHgiy High school player, has signed up with the Weensocket team of the new Colonial league, which is te play 8, schedule of 100 games con- meneing May 15. GagHen had a tryeut this spring with the Worcester, New England league, team, but was placed by Manager Jesse BHF1sett with the Rhode Island team for further seasen- ing. Dan Page, also of, Dayyille is te have a tryout with the Woensocket team. The players expect to leave ASAI week.
 Accepts Dayviile Gall.
 John Wentley Wright, who has been heard as candidate there. has ac- cepted a call to become pastor of the Dayville Congregational church and will regularly enter upon his duties Sunday. At present MT. Wright is a student at Yale. so he will continue there until his gradua tion next month. coming to Dayville for services each Sunday. His ordination will probably take place at Dayville some time dur ing the summer.
 Cemetery Association Directors.
 The following are the newly elect ed members of the board of directors of the Dayville Cemetery association: William P. Kelley, William E. LabeIle, James Blanchard. Maxie Young Charles Franklin and Joseph Pray. The directors are to meet this (Fr1day) evening to elect a president, secre- tary and treasurer and other officers and committees. 5 The Dayyillev Memorial association