Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-22

J.. Carl Nitter was in Canterbury conducting the Patrick Shea auction Thursday.
 County SeaIer of Weights and Meas ,lres Charles Johnson of North Gres- ven0rdale was here on an inspection trip Thursday.
 Henry A. F1annigan of Fawtucket visited friends in Danielsop Thursday L. F. Kennedy has been a. recent visitor in Providence.
 Lecture by Bobby Leach.
 Bobby Leach, the man who went over Niagara. Falls in a, barrel gave a. lecture on his experiences at the Members of the Thirteenth company. (. \. C., had their second drill of tho week Thursday evening.
 At Norwich Conference.
 Manager W. L. Moran and Clerk Miss Bertha White were at Norwich Thursday. attending a telephone com pany conference.
 Franklin. Mass, whose home is in Dayville, is arranging 8 basketball game between the academy and local high school team.
 Soldier Prisoner Hungry.
 Relatives here have a letter from a mother whose son, q French soldier, is a wounded prisoner in the hands of
 
 letters to he indicate he is not being properly f"--.
 Mills on Full Time.
 The mills along the Quinebaug river now have an ample supply of water to operate their machinery. The result Is full time and overtime at some plants that have been running on g. short time schedule.
 Practically all the decorative mar hla work, baSeDoards, paneling. etc, has been put in place in the quarters being fitted for the Danielson Trust company in the Bradley building. The narbleoid floor is yet to be laid.
 Full ponds where there was no wa ter two weeks ago now await the com ing or Q. real cold snap so that farm CTS can get in a supply of ice for use during the summer season. 4 number of ponds now well filled have been dry for many weeks.
 \ local agent states that the Eng fish insurance companies are among the strongest doing business ill this country. on fire risks, and that the war has in no way impaired their strength, nor is it likely to.
 Few Bills of Local interest.
 Few bills of distinctly local interest are likely to find their way before the zion. There will be resolutions, how ever, appointing q judge and deputy judge of the town court for a period of two years.
 Central Village installation.
 District Deputy Grand Master A. E, Shoales of Wauregan installed the of ficers of Protection lodge at Central Village Thursday evening. Odd Eel lows from Hodges in Danielson and Putnam attended the ceremony.
 Automobiles UnligI4ted.
 Ther~ is constant complaint about autonobilists who drive at night in this section without showing proper lights as required by law. Some of the drivers have been seen speeding over the roads without even the headlights of their machines in service.
 Never Reached It's Destination. 4 prominent business man of the borough has captured" and filed away in the family archives the original of the first love letter of his eight-year- old daughter, When she is consider ably older she will be allowed to read it, The uissive is as follows: Dear
 O, how much like you. I like you a Dec5ilion, decillion times. Did you No my sister Is very tumult and very deiiberate2 The sister was tuuultuous 1t IS ex- plalned, in her efforts to see the pretty little girl write her first love letter. That's how father discovered the na- tJlre of the proceedings and took the necessary steps to eradicate the effects of Cupid's dart. The little girl went to bed with an aching heaTt-but she has recovered. CONVERSATIONAL CHURCH