Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-28

League.
 Rev. c. A. Downs has been i'll at his home in Dayville.
 Henry B. Morton of Bridgeport was a visitor with friends in DanieIson on Wednesday.
 The body of Mrs. Harriet J. Aiarlor, who died suddenly in New York ar rived here Wednesday afternoon and was taken to Brooklyn,
 Michael Sullivan of Providence was 9 visitor with relatives here Wednes- day.
 Assigning House Numbers.
 Frank E. Young of the post office force continues the assigning of house numbers for the free delivery service of mail to be instituted in April.
 Student in Hospital.
 Miss Gladys Leader of Attawaugan is recovering from an operation for appendicitis aat Hartford hospi tai Miss Leader has been studying at the New Britain Normal school.
 Notwithstanding adverse weather conditions the Quinebaug lake remains frozen over.
 Will Attend Norwich Banquet
 4 number of the Danielson Busi- ness Mems association will be at Nor wich fer the Business Mems banquet at which Howard Elliott of the New Haven road is to be a speaker.
 w. H. Burnett, who has q place of business here is to be in Meriden next week to conduct a show at which the make of motorcycles he sells will be on exhibition,
 There is live interest here and gen. eral desire to aid an event for the benefit of the Civic federation, which is doing fine work in the borough.
 Today (ThursdayD marks the limit of time for fl ing new business in the general assembly. Two resolutions to go in are for the appointment Of judge and deputy judge of the town court.
 Large Audience at Orpheum.
 1t the Orpheum theatre Wednesday evening there was an exceptionally in- t,resLed audience at the presentation of the srla. elSut-reei feature photo play, The Christian.
 State Road Building.
 Plans are being made for consider able state road building in Windham county towns during the spring and summer months. The contemplated Improvements vii total several miles of new state road
 Disheartening Tidings.
 Foreign mails continue to bring to local residents, who have relatives in the S.rmies of the warning nations of Europe, tales of the hardships they are undergoing in manning trenches sometimts in water that is mentioned in one letter as being 50 centimetCres deep,
 Zig Increase in Output.
 It IS stated that the new machinery being installed in the plant of the Killirgly Manufacturing company at W ilEamsvj,Ie will increase the output O fthe concern about 30 per cent.
 II, mbers of the Brotherhood of the Baptist church were well pleased with the address given before them and hvr r,P Boston at the church Wednesday ev- ening.
 An effort is being made to have kIllIngly well represented at the meeting that is to be he'd in Odd Eel lows hall in Putnam next Monday ait ernoon for the purpose of organizing the Windham County Farm league. This IS a mOvene nt in which business men are interested.
 Expense the Barrier. That plan of having Killingly High school put a baseball team in the h. tercollegiate league talked of in Nor Wich has been interesting ana at tractive to the local students. buc the chances are that it will not work out The thing that seems q real barrier for the local team is the expense that would be connected in playing out a schedule requiring much cost for car fare in getting to the towns with N hich KillinGly's team would be grouped. Att the present time the treasury of the Athletic association of the local school is not notable for the surplus it con- tains. It is said, though, that if some means of meeting the expense of going into the league could be evolved the scheme would get more consideration here
 F. B. L. installation In Odd Fellows hall Wednesday ev- euing the officers of DauielSO1 council of the FraternaI Benefit IeagIe were installed the exercises being follow ed by a social hour and refreshments were served. The organization is one