Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-25

The cutting of ice was continued Tuesday at the plant of the Con sumers' Ice company near East Kill Hngly. The ice being stored is of fine quality,
 The new All Hallows' parochial school building at Moosup will be com pleted in about one month. The build ing will not be opened until the spring term.
 Had First Sieighride.
 Rev. Lindley Gordon, a student at Yale, whose home is in Australia, had the first sleighride of his life while visiting in Central Village a few days ago.
 It is apparent that the number of licensed places in Killingly is to Nre- main the same during the present li- eense year.
 Degrees. Below Zero.
 In Danielson Tuesday morning tenn peratures down to four degrees below zero were reported
 Many in DanieIson will begin today (Ash Wednesday, their Lenten prac- tice of giving up something that is a source of pleasure to them-this un- til after Easter Sunday
 No announcement has yet been made relative to the appointment of a post master at East Killingly, although the civil service examination to fill the place was held several months ago Rev Alfred Barratt, pastor of the Baptist church at East killingly. has sold eight more new hymns which he has composed to a Baltimore publish ing company.
 Fifty in Graduating Class.
 The graduating class of KiIlingly High school this year will number about 30 students
 A. J. Bitgood of NIoosup was vis- tior with friends in Danielson Tuesday. Rev J. Franklin Knotts of Somer- at the banquet of the men of the Methodist church Friday evening
 Mrs. Mary Salotu is confined to her home by illness.
 Miss Meta Healey has returned to Hartford after visiting at her home in Danielson
 To Open Series.
 Friday evening the K. H $. basket ball team will play at Putnam the first of the special series of games to decide the championship of the Quine- baug Valley league The next game is to be played here on March 13.
 Some real estate transfers of in terest and involving residential prop erty are being negotiated in the bor- ough and it is pected will be com pleted this week.
 Teacher HI.
 Miss Maude Capron, teacher at the Center school is i'll and Mrs. A. V. Woodworth formerly a teacher in the Danielson graded school, is subsritut- ing this week
 past month has so greatly reduced the fuel supply at some of the school buildings in town as to require order ing more coal.
 Five Hundred Party.
 Mrs. Helen s. Dove entertained a party of friends at a, 500 party at her home Monday evening. Refresh- mentS were served
 The Farther Lights society of the Brooklyn Baptist church has elected Miss Helen Witter president, Miss An- bic Witter vice president, William B. Potter secretary and Miss Allce BoIles treasurer
 Froze His Fingers.
 StanisIaw Gesweski, employed near East Killingly, had the fingers Of his right hand frozen Tuesday while at work in the woods as a chopper
 Entertainment Nets $43.57. For the visiting nurse fund $43.5 : was netted by the antertalrment gwen at the Orpheum theater under the aus pices of the Civic Federation and through the courtesy of Manager Lew is. who very generously arranged for the benefit His kindness and inter est is greatly appreciated by all in terested in the welfare of the fedora tion.
 High Tide at Oakland Beach.
 With reports of damage by high seas at summer resorts along the Con- necticut and Rhode Island coast comes one from Oakland beach, where many Danielson people have cottages, to the effect that the tide there during the recent storm was the highest in the memory of the year round residents At flood the tide reached the level oi the railroad bridge over Brushnech cove. This is in one of the uppermost reaches of Narragansett bay and fol that reason the damage caused was not great.
 Snow Still Inpedes Travel.
 The rural free delivery carriers from offices in towns in this section ot Windham county are meeting with i'm proved conditions this week in gettlns over their routes, as the travel or the past few days has opened up the roads and packed down the snow, but tT1l over the routes Is not yet to be ratet as a pleasure. Lunbermen in this sec ton are having trouble in getting ma terial out of the woods on account o the fact that there is a layer of harC crust under the surface of the snow and this crust cuts the legs of horse hauling the heavy sleds.
 DIED SUDDENLY.