Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-01

Extra Mail Carrier on Du&y<-T alk cf New F.avsn Road Having New Freight Ward Active Case Against James Pray to 5si Dropped.
 George [. Hessy is in Washington, p. C; attssidilg the reunion of the George D. Bates of Venice, Cal, formerly here and an owner Of local real estate, has been visitor in town. Mrs. J. s. Chasnon and daughter, Alexandrina, of Willimantic ara visit- s Ing here for week with Dr. Chagnon.
 Blood Poisoning in Hands.
 Theophtle Briere, 21. is suffering from a severe case of blood poisoning, both hands being affected.
 Miss Martha c. Fraine of Springfield, Mass, has been a recent visitor with friends here.
 Charles $. Francis is to be moderator st tho annual town meeting next Mon- < day.
 NH property for sale known as the Y Kennedy City mill at Central Village with Improvements Could develop about 500 h. D. E. J. Cutler. Central Village. Conn.-Adv.
 Substitute Carrier Goes On Duty. Marvin Kies. as a sub-carrier, will begin a regular daily four hours tour of duty in delivering mail today. aug mentlng tho present carrier force. which Is in need Of an assistant on account of the increase in work.
 George o. Thomas has been spend. ing 8 few days on a business visit to New York this week.
 Entertained Mill Officials.
 W. T. Bullard entertained Presi- dent Eiebiling and Treasurer Palmer, both cf Akron. O.. and officials of the w. Boys. F. A. Jacobs and Harry B. Back at a dinner at the Grosvenor inn in Pomfret.
 On account Of inability to get away A. H. Armington cancelled his plan to be present in Washington for the re- union of the Grand Army.
 Today marks the beginning of the open season for shooting ducks, which are said to be quite plentiful in some sections hereabouts.
 October pevetions.
 Special devotions are to be held at St. James church Friday evening dur ing October.
 Talk of New Freight Yard.
 Talk of the New Haven road making freight yard on property lying be- tween it's line and the west of Rail- road street, north of the station. is again heard.
 An expert from a Boston bankers pTBfGGI1V9 ASSOCIATION was 1n town on Thursday to inspect the alarm equip ment at the Danielson Trust company Brooklyn is one of the nearby towns where there is to be a lively contest for town officers next Monday. The cenvass of voters is now at it's height
 Train Leaves Earlier.
 Tho so,,thbound evening train form eriy leaving here at 6.25 now leaves al C. M Smith and a party recently man an automobile trip of over 50C miles through the Berkshires and over the famous Mohawk trail
 Speeding on the new pavement in the business section is being irdulged in by reckless motorists to the great danger of other people.
 Rev. Ignatius Kost, pastor of St. Toseph's parish at Dayville, has made arrangements for the repair OF ceme- .tery fences about the church property Fans here who have the inclination and the price are already figuring on methods of securing good seats for the worlds series games that are to be played in Boston,
 The announcement Thursday morn ing that the Killingiy Manufacturing company is to increase the size of itE plant so as to triple the output wal seceived with enthusiasm by loca Business men, who see in the success. sof the company prospects of increases trade.
 Every eIrort is being made to max, every voter understands that no .nor, tneN tw9 candidates for selectnaen cal be vSea5 for by any voter at the an nual town meeting Monday. This Il B new limitation for this town ant the danHe-- of having ballots dfscardex Is being guarded against.
 Big Vote Expected Monday.
 Cows May Come and Cows May G, but the Bull Goes On Forever is i 1ong that might appropriately be sum klffs week in some quarters where poli tics is@the exclusive subject of con yersation, but on the whole this year campaign in Killingly is freer iron abuse and recrinination than for number of years past. The supply o venom and poison gases seems t have petered out While a strong driv for various candidates of the diff ferent parties for town offices i at it's height, the campaign is bein eieanly conducted and there is the bes of feeling between the opposing work ers.
 A big vote Is predicted at Monday election. The town has been thorough