Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-24

Cassfus D.. Chase of Hartford. for merly here, has been visitor with friends in town.
 Ministers Wife III.
 Rev. E. A. sLegg is to spend Thanks giving in Boston. where. Mrs. Legs is
 MT. and Mrs~r. E. Hopkins and sMr. Providence Tuesday.
 Charles E. Franklin, recently oper- ated upon for appendicitis at a Prov idence hospital is rapidly convalescing.
 Preach at Union Services. Rev. W. D. Swafheld is to be the. preacher at the Union Thanksgiving service this evening at the sCongrega- tiona1 church.. es
 Model Barn Finished.
 W. S. Brown has had completed this week at his Shepard hill farm. a fine new barn, s8 by 36 feet. without SUD- porting post and with cement floors and all up-to-date improvements. Burgesses E. L. Darbie and D. E. Jette were engaged Tuesday in secur- weekly payments toward the support Of the watch and patrol service to be tnaugurated here. Rev. James H. George, IT,, has made announcement of Thanksgiving ser- vices at St. Alban's church Thanksgiv- ing morning, with holy communion at 7.S0.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan D. Prince will spend the holiday with relatives in Moosup.
 old fashioned turkey dinner with all the fixings, Thanksgiving day, 12 to ?, Attawaugan hotel. T5c.-adv.
 Reported HoId-up.
 Constable Michael Grimshaw of Att tawaugan is investigating a story that an automobile party from Wauregan was fired upon Sunday evening by men who unnecessarily attempted to hold up their machine near that vil- lage.
 Henri I. Baer's police dog continued to be among the missing Tuesday, when MT. Baer offered a substantial reward for information as to its whereabouts.
 Want MfTIigan for Constable.
 A petition is being circulated in the town of Plainf1e1d for the appoint ment of Arthur A. Mflligan as a con- stable and it is understood that MT. Milligan, who Is a very active man, will also. be recommended for appoint ment as a. ardeputy shariff. Mir Milli- gan is a resident at; Wauregan. Distrihute' $36o to Fire Sufferers. k Rev. J. c. Mathieu. Superintendent J. e Phillips of the Wauregan com pany, E.. J. AFarreH and Alphonse Qui- smette, members of the committee in charge of the relief fund for the fam lilies burned out in the big Wauregan fire recently, received $36O, Of this sum $100 was given to each of three families who lost all their belongings. The remainder is to be distributed to aid the other fire sufferers as may be required.
 No More Films on Trolley Cars.
 Announcement was made Tuesday of a new rule of the Shore Line Elec- tric railway that no more motion pic ture films may be carried orr in any other, manner transported ons cars car rying passengers on the local lines It is presumed that the rule applies to the coTnpany's other lines The films are considered dangerous on. ac- count Of the extreme liability of burn ing. It has been the custom of nu- merous motion picture operators to carry films on the local line from vil- lage to village, but this will no longer be permitted. The rule became eff fective upon its announcement,
 K. H. S.. to Play 1914 Five.
 The fur will fly in town, hall to- night when brother meetsr brother. so far as high school graduates are con- cerned, for last years crack basket ball team of Killingly high school will meet the team that is to uphold the schools prestige in the league series soon to open.
 The n1neleen-IOurreener will have their complete and impressive lineup, as in the days when they;twere tear ing. off victories with monotonous reg ularity. Pepler and KiIlian will be the forwards, Jette at center and Will Hams and Wood guards. Gilbert, a strong substitute player Of last years team, will also be on hand. The school team will use the regular lineup with the exception of Richard Reeves, who was injured in recent game. The majority of the members of the 1914 team are away from Danielson con- tinuing their studies, but they will be here wit hbells on for. tonight.s big game, during which they propose to show their successors how the game was played when they were wearing big Ks.