Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-11

bool1keeper, and in November. 1903, was elevated to the position of cashier. He was later made a member of the board of directors and at the last annual meeting was elected vice presi- dent. MT. Prince was also recently named as a committee of one from Connecticut to assist in choosing di- rectors for the Federal Reserve bank of the Boston district. MT. Prince is also president of the Danielson Bus mess Mems association. The notable recognition given him by the banking interests of the state is very pleasing to his friends.
 Many friends in Danielson read with regret of the death at Jewett City of Douglas P Auclair. who was well known in towns in this vicinity. Entertained for Guest. Mrs. Mabel Gordon entertained a party of friends at her home on up per Main street Tuesday evening. Dancing was one of the features of the evening The party was for a guest, Miss Romano Chappelle, of New York. Several applications have come to CTS who wish appointments to fill the vacancies in the schools at Attawau- gan and Ballouville.
 Henry A. McEwen has made a group | picture of the 30 members of the l class to be graduated from Killingly |
 Car Carried 127 Passengers. Danielson people who were at Nor wich for the circus Tuesday gained l some idea of what traffic of the day | amounted to when they crowded into | one trolley car that carried 127 people through to Jewett City and beyond. on Il an early evening run.
 | This is the last real day of school before the long vacation for the pupils | in the graded schools of Killingly, al though there will be closing day ses- | sions tomorrow (F'riday). when all oi
 the children are expected to be ir
 attendance.
 Working on Bank Quarters.
 Masons have commenced work un- der the direction of John A. Gilbert al
 the Windham County National banl
 block and are tearing away such part' | of the old buildin~ as are to come out
 Preparations are being made for thu
 construction of the foundation for tn,
 vault.
 Locates in Norwalk.
 | Dr. Warren Tanner, a graduate O | the University of Vermont, has gon, to Norwalk to take up the practic, of medicine. Dr. Tanner is the soI
 of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Tanner O
 Brooklyn. He is a graduate of Xiii Iingly high school where he entere,
 into athletics and gained much notic as baseball pitcher.
 The many friends and patrons O pr. Rienzi Robinson are pleased t learn that pr. H. O. Marcy of Bestoi :; pronounces Dr Robinson completel cured of incipient tuberculosis unde the serum treatment of Dr. Karl Vo Ruck of Asheville.
 A new point that is to be made muc l of by business interests in towns I | this section is the giving of publicit | to the charm of Windham county fo | automobile tourists. Its beauties ar unsurpassed in Connecticut. Talk of Inter-Mill League.
 George Robertson, formerly of Jew | ett City and a we'll known player. named as coach for a. baseball teal t l that Is to be organized from anon 3 the male employees of the Quinebau !. | mill. Subscriptions for the support ( the team now amount to $50. Wit the organization of this team come ! | a suggestion for the organization an inter-mill league. Such a combins
 l ton would go far toward revivin
 interest in baseball in this town, whei
 there are numerous manufacturin
 plants, all able to put good teams
 | the field