Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-14
pANIELSoN
Gardner Identified as Man Wanted in
Chicago for Murder = kilIingIy
Schools Cost S21 ,2o67e fortPast Year
Fifty eight Prisoners at-Windham
County Jail.


Hollis Young, 4 SOM Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Youngaof South Killingly, was
operated upon at the pay Sio,, kimP @.a
condition after the operation was re-
garded as quite serious.
Miss Ruth Provost OF Stamford and
Robert Burns OF South Norwalk, for
merIy of Danielson, were visitors In
Danielson Friday.
Judge w. Fenner woodward, At
| torney z. L. Darbie and Ira d. Mar
| tin were at Block Island Friday on a
tuna fishing trip.
Miss Frances p. Wheatley leaves
| on an island in Casco bay, on the
coast OF Maine.
After the week end Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur r. Paine, who have been spend
ing vacation here with MR.: and Mrs:
John A. Paine Of Broad street, will
return to Provide nee.
Mrs. Edward Keller, Of Harrisburg,
Pa, and Mrs. Louis Winslow OF Put
nam have been guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
F. z. Kies-
| has issued his usual annual notices
| relative to the collection Of Borough
| taxes.
Lester Craig is spending few days
in Providence and vicinity.
George A. Parks Of Meriden was q
-
day.
Louis ingalls, and A. W. Williams
motored to Newport Friday.
James A. Merrill, Of Oxford, Mass,
| was a visitor with friends here Fri
day.
4. P. Woodward and Albert S. Fields
motored to Newport Friday.
Miss Lora NORM and Miss Adwilda
Norm, of Uxbridge, Mass have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lacas
of Broad street.
II. F.. Glendining has been mailing
cards from Mexican points to friends
here. No need to worry about him,
though He could talk them into CIV
ing him Carranza's job in less than
half an hour.
been spending a few days with DAN
.ielson friends
Feur-Year-OId Some Angler.
Ruth Window, 4, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Winslow, has set UP a
| juvenile record catch by landing seven
| fish while on an outing with her faith
| er.
Miss Olive Winchester Of the Pen
tecostal school at North Sterling is to
costal church Sunday morning.
Rev. George B. Hawkes. Of Middle
| field is to speak at the union services
in the Baptist church Sunday morn
| ing.
Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn and Mrs.
| George Day, both of Hartford and
among the leading suffrage workers
in Connecticut, were guests Friday of
Mrs. Rienzi Robinson.
Frank Winkleman has been spend
ing a few days on visit to Maine.
To Be Appointed by Town Chairman.
At the meeting of the Windham hall
| committee with Mrs. Rienzi Robinson
| it was decided to make each commit
| tee member representing a town chair
| man of q town subcommittee to be
made up of members appointed by the
| chairman for each town. Mrs. W. 1.
| Billiard was named for Danielson and
| Killingly. Each district will be thor
| oughly organized and the work of Sc
curing funds inaugurated as soon as
| possible.
Fine New School Building.
The forthcoming annual reports of
the town Of Killingly will show that
| the fine new school building at VIII
| Evansville, for which a special appro-
| priation of $1,000 was voted by the
| town, has been erected, equipped, the
| grounds graded, drains placed and
water connections put in well within
| that sum. The amount expended, in
Guiding cost of heating plant, was
s5,45S.3s.