Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-27

with Mrs. D. M. Bennett, formerly of Danielson.
 has in charge the livestock left on the place of Charles, Lane at East Killing 1y.
 Carl B. Foster of New Lohaon was a visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Is Rapidly Improving.
 George Pratt, patient at the Day kinball hospital, has so far recovered from bis injuries that he is expected at his home here in about ten days.
 Michael Longon was in Worcester Wednesday on a business trip.
 Rev. Ignatins koSt pastor of St. Jo- seph's church at Dayville, has arranged for his annual parish lawn fete-
 Mrs. Lucy Jarvis Waghorn of Brook lyn attended the meeting of milk pro- dueers at Putnam Wednesday.
 High Mass at St. James Church.
 This (Thursday) morning at St. James, church there will be a high mass at g o'clock in honor of the sil- yer anniversary of the coming of the Sisters of St. Joseph to Danielson.
 Paid Tribute to Pope Plus X.
 A large number of the members of St. James parish paid g tribute of re- spect to the memory of Pope Plus x by attending the requiem mass at the W
 To Motor to Maine.
 I. D. Martin, William Ross. R. C. Young, A. W. Williams, John Bassett. Broad street, s. D. Horton will be among the party that leaves. here this (Thursday) morning for q motor trip to Bridgton, Me, returning Sunday evening.
 County SeaIer in DanieIson.
 Charles J. Johnson, North Grosvenor- dale. county sealer of weights and measures, was in DanieLson Wednes- day on the lookout for vendors selling contrary to law-by giving short weight, etc. MT. Johnson has received complaints about transient vendors who have been coming into Kilingly and will be on the lookout for them.
 Had Exciting Experience.
 Lester Baker and ,sllery Baker Brooklyn youths, had an exciting ex- perience on a lake near Worcester when a canoe in which they were rid ing with two other young men was swamped by the wash from a passing launch. The canoe was about a quar- ter of mile from shore when the ac- cident happened. but all the occupa ats swimming about half way to shore.
 FUNERAL.
 Mrs James E. Hall.
 At the home of her son, AIvah J. Hall, in DayTille, Wednesday after noon, funeral services were held for Mrs. James D. Hall. who died in a hospital near Willimantie Sunday. Mrs Alton Frost sang and the service was conducted by Rev. E. A. Legg. The bearers were Edwin E. Foster, Plain- Vile, Mass- Walter C, Poster, Hart ford. brothers of Mrs. Hall, and Arthur T, Erie a E. Harmon, South Coventry, brothers in-iaw. Burial was in Westfield ceme- tery, A. F. Wood was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Sentenced to JaiI
 Like clip of cartridges for a re- Beating rifle, a sextette of prisoners were slipped into the prisoners pen at the town court Wednesday morning and then slipped out again, all destined to Brooklyn jail, where Deputy Judge James N. Tucker sentenced the men to serve 30 days each.
 William FFiery was charged with Vagrancy, Napoleon Martin. Thomas Kane, James Harrigan, Patrick Sulli- van, Joseph Mccoy, with intoxicatioD. The four last named have been en- gagged on state road work in Brooklyn. Martin has been employed at White Rock. The costs in each case varied from S11.33 to S14.74. Asked if they had money with them to pay. all re- piled in the negative Judge Tucker suggested that as all were liberal spenders in the ways that blinG. each should establish sinking or insurance fund with. which to pay their way to liberty after getting into the tolls of the law. This suggestion was accepted with a smile.
 Special Town Meeting Probable.
 It appears from information gained "Wednesday that the progressives are not going to have a monopoly of ad- Yocating certain reforms in Killingly, especially the reduction of the board of selectrnen from five to three mem berS. It is understood that a group nf republicans have this same idea in mind, and in all probability will call 8 special town meeting to take such action ss may be necessary to bring the matter to a vote at the proper time. A suggestion that Ine super vision of the roads in town be placed in the hands of a read Commissioner an office to be created. is also heard Such an official would receive a salary and would be held directly accountable for all highway expenditures in Kill lingly.
 To Be Held Labor Day.
 The eighth annual shoot of the Alta waugan Gun club has been arranged for Labor day and is to be held, as usual, on the grounds of the organiza- ton at Attawaugan. Ten events have been arranged and many of the crack shots In this section of the state have stgnihed their intention of being pres erlt. Expert traps are to be used and the shoot k to be held under inter- state rules. The club intends to make this shoot one to be long remembered and they have planned to hold 1t rain or shine. B. c. Wood, club secretary ts advancing the arrangements. A special prize has been offered to the person breathing the ground record now held by Frank L. Corey of North Sterling, who was for q number oi years an expert shot with various wild west shows, and is one of the best known shots in New England.
 Adopted Resolution of Regret.
 In accepting the resignation of Dan. iel J, Byrne. who goes to Putnam to bt treasurer of tha Putnam Savings bank the trustees of the Windham Count5 Savings bank adopted a resolution o. regret that he is to leave the local .n, stitution in which high appreciation Q, hts effective and constant labor in be.