Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-03

Linwood Ti1linghast of Boston has
been the guest of relatives here.
Qualified as Gun Pointer.
Sergeant John Casey of the Thir-
teenth company, G. A. c., qualified as
a gun pointer in the recent examina-
lions at Fort Wright, getting the high
est rating of any man in the state.
Will Visit Exposition.
Frank J. G. Bailey expects to start
in about two weeks on a trip to the
exposition. He will go by the south
ern route and expects to return by way
of Vancouver. B. G..
Joseph Lapelle of Waterbury is Wis
iting at his home in Danielson.
Fred c. Jarvis of New London was
a visitor with friends here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Mary Salotti has recovered in
great degree from her recent critical
illness with pneumonia.
W. w. Wheatley and a party mo-
tored to Rhode Island points We'd
nesday.
William N. Burnett of Providence
was visitor here Wednesday.
The recovery of Supervisor Albert
appendicitis, continues to be satisfac-
tory.
Case Continued
The case of P E. Meissner, relative
to an automobile accident, has again
been adjourned, probably until fall.
Pictures the Big Boss.
The front cover of the current is
sue of The Telephone Bulletin is given
over to a fine photograph of Vice
President James T. Moran, New Ha-
ven, of the company. 1.-THE Big Boss, -
the Danielson. Putnam and Moosup di-
visions of the S. N. e. T. company.
Plan PeddIers' Parade.
Miss Emma F. Pilling, secretary,
and other Civic Federation workers,
have plans for a push cart parade in
Danielson next week. This will be a
novelty for this town.
Persons who bought lots at Dayvil1e
at auction from the town of Killing
ly last Saturday are giving them some
attention.
VIII Enter High School.
A number of pupils in ST. James
parochial school are being prepared
for entrance to Killingly high school
| in September next. ST. James school
has had a, large registration and a sue
| cessful year during the school year
about to close.
Only a few of Danielson's automobile
drivers are respecting the new provi-
sion of the motor vehicle laws, effec-
| tive June 1, requiring that automo-
| biles come to full stop before pass
! ing a standing trolley car. This is
demonstrated here many times a day
Milk Platform Removed.
The elevated milk platform erected
| just north of the station a few years
| ago and used every morning for load
| ing milk on the boat train, has been
removed for the benefit of the train
service, it is understood. While the
! platform has been a convenience tC
he milk producers, it has been many
ines the opposite for train crews and
."T@engerS
There is local interest in the an
a0uncement relative to the increased
re producing facilities of the Good
year Tire and Rubber company. al
/ lcron. 0. This concern virtually owns
! he KiIlingly Manufacturing company
| plant at Williamsville, producing tire
| fabrics exclusively. and the increase
at Akron is expected to reflect benefits
/ in the Killingly village.
Easy Fish Catching.
| Some of the finest mackerel seer
! here in years were caught by a party
| of local fishermen who We're at New
port Sunday-caught on the fly as
| they were being tossed down from the
| deck of a mackerel fisher boat just
in from the catch, price 10, IS and q
cents each, and worth the money.