Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-13
BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK
To Be Moved to kiIIineIy Side of the
River, by Vote of Mondays Meet
ing.

Nineteen corporators Of the Brook
lyn Savings bank present at a meet
ing Monday afternoon, voted unani-
n1ously to accept the recent 1egisla-
tive amendment to the charter allow
ing the bank to remove to the Kill
lingly side Of Danielson.
AT a subsequent meeting of the trus-
tees, at which every trustee was pres
ent for the first time in many years,
it was voted to instruct the treasurer
to make arrangements for the removal
of the bank to Danielson Immediate
ly.
It is expected that the removal will
take place in a very few days. the new
quarters to be in the Phenix block
which the Danielson Trust Co. recently
vacated.
Return from the South.
DR.. and Mrs. Rienzf Robinson, who
have been in the south during the
winter returned here Monday morn
ing.
Brief Borough Notes.
Miss Eta Ross, Brookline, Mass,
has been the guest of relatives here.
Mrs. Harry H. Hamilton and daugh-
ter Dorothy. Of Providence. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Bill 5.
Judge NJ. A. Shumway presided at a
session Of the superior court in Put
nam. Monday afternoon.
p E. L. Darbie was a visitor in Nor
witch Monday evening.
William Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Young and Mrs. Ralph G. Young spent
Sunday at Oakland beach.
George G. Ritch OF Waterbury was
visitor with friends in Danielson
Monday.
Earl Pilling. of Boston. Mass, is
spending a few days at his home in
Danielson.
Henry Burton has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs George Wilson at Bridgeport
Herbert F1agg. of Franklin, Mass,
was a visitor with friends here over
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hutchins were
at Oakland beach Sunday.
Harry J. Hyde is confined to his
home by illness.
Miss Clara B. Semmett, of Arctic
r. l.. was a visitor with Danielson
friends over Sunday.
Chief George NJ. Pilling was report
ed as resting comfortably at his home
on Broad street Monday.
New Houses to Be Built,
Several new dwellings are to be built
on the newly opened School street ex-
tension this spring.
Killingly's teachers for the enSl-
ing year are to be elected at the May
meeting Of the town school commit
tee.
Six Thousand lingering Released.
Six thousand lingering trout were
released in waters hereabouts last
week, many of them going into the
well known Snake Meadow brook, near
South Killingly.
The measure authorizing an increase
in the capital stock of the Quinebaug
company has successfully received the
attention of the legislature, so that
the matter will soon come before the
stockholders Of the corporation
A Windham county member of the
legislature says he feels that there is
a good chance for the high license bill
to become a law at the present ses-
sion and thinks likewise on the re-
stricted license bill.
Attorney E. L. Darbie as counsel
and C. A. Tillinghast as receiver for
the A. F. Wood company appeared in
the superior court in Putnam Monday
afternoon in connection with the filing
OF final accounts in the matter.
WiIliamsviIIe's Cleanup Day.
Williamsyille is to set the pace for
other places in Killingly by having a
cleanup day Saturday. 1t is proposed
to give the village real attention in