Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
DANIELSON

New Judge for Town Court Thursday
{ *. n. S. Defeats Pornfret First
Team-RecitaI by Pupils of Miss
Emma A. BurbanL-G. A. r. Post
to Participate in South kiliineiy
Memorial Exercises.
Rev. W. ]. Swaff1eld, D D., Bos-
ton. will address the patriotic socie-
ties at the Memorial day services IN
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
James Perry and Herbert Bates,
students at a private school in Brook
Iyn drove S75 miles on their first days
automobile run to Indianapolis 1eav-
ing here.Ithey expected to make the
trip in three days.
Alfred L. Reed was in W1illmantlc
Tuesday on business.
John A. Logan of Warren, R. l.,
was a visitor with friends in Dan,
Ielson Tuesday.
Chance in Town Court Judge.
Ji,dce Harry E. Backs term as head
of the town court will end tomorrow.
ATTORNEY w. F. Woodward will take
office Thursday morning
Rev. James II. George, Jr., rector
of ST. Adams. has not as Yet con-
Guided his arrangements for an assist
ant. but expects that the appointment
will be made before long
Supervisor Albert S. Ames, q patient
at the Day KimDaII hospital. continues
to improve and his complete recovery
is looked for soon.
Plans for Alumni Reception.
President Ray w. Pellet and the
executive board of the K. H. S. Alumni
association have concluded arrange
ments for the annual reception to the
graduating class of the high school.
Miss Mary A Richmond of Paw
tucket was a visitor with friends in
Danielson Tuesday.
A z. Beauregard is now able to
take government weather reports from
the wireless station that he has es-
tablished here.
Deputy Judge to Remain.
Deputy Judge James N. Tucker will
continue in his. present court office
under Judge w. F. Woodward.
Mrs. Alfred L. Reed is to have the
members of the Ladies' Sewing society
of St. Adams church at her home for
a meeting Friday afternoon.
Mails are bringing to Italian resi-
dents of this section their governments
communications relative to re reserv-
lists
The Visitors association of st. AL
bans parish is to meet at the rectory
this evening II
Chief George NJ. PiIling has so far
recovered from al severe Illness as to
be able to take. brief automobile rides
and is steadily gaining strength.
Body Taken to Franklin.
The body of j. Kenneth Nealey, who
was drowned in Old Killingiy pond
Sunday afternoon, was taken Tuesday
10 FTaklin. Mass. for burial.
Additional Night Expresses.
It is understood that additional night
expresses are to be run over this line
under the summer schedule that will
become effective during June.
1t is pointed out that those who are
Inclined to blame the selectmen for the
poor condition of Main street, should
remember that the town was not lib
eral with its highway appropriation
for the present year and that it costs
money to make street improvements.
X. H. S. Defeats Pomfret.
For the first time in years the K
H. S. baseball team defeated the first
team of Pomfret school. to 2, in
what is described as a. great game
Norton pitched fine ball for Killingly
and was given strong support. Kill
lingly has lost only one game out of
six played this season.
Local Boys for Bridgeport League.
Bridgeport papers publish a resume
Of the seasons playing by the Holy
boys played on league teams-Frank
Garland, Y. Rainville and Austin
Brooks. Frank Garland, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Garland, was one
Of the stars of the league, playing. with
the Sacred Heart team, of which he
was the best all-around player. He
was third in the league with points
scored, his total being 80, nine points
behind the leader and only one point
behind the second man.
To Decide Bank Merger Today.
A full board meeting of the trustees