Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-16

Miss Bailey inspeets Willamette Re-
lief Corpe-Party for Principal and
Mrs. {. r.. Warren-J. A. Atwood
Sues Railroads.&c. Strikes Motor
Cycle.
Miss Lillian Bailye, assistant in
spector OF Woman's Relief corps in
Connecticut. was at Wiliimantc We'd
nesday evening to inspect Francis Long
post, w. r. G.
At State Federation Meeting.
AS a member of the executive COM
mittee, Miss Emma +. Pilling was at
| New Haven Wednesday attending the
annual convention of the State Fedora
ton of Woman's clubs.
| Leavitt o. Wright, student at Union
| Theological seminary, New York, is
visiting at the home of Miss Marion
d. Chollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Putnam and
children of Hartford have been recent
visitors with relatives in Danielson.
| Enters Brown University.
| Benjamin Brown has gone to Provi-
dence to enter Brown university.
! George A. Somers of Lowell was
visitor with friends in Danielson We'd
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perkins have
| been spending few days in the White
mountain region.
| Mrs. Rienzi Robinson, member Of the
i executive committee, was at New Ha-
ven Wednesday attending the meeting
of the State Federation of Woman's
| clubs.
| Complimentary Reception.
In honor of Principal and Mrs. Err
nest Ross Warren Miss Marion D.
Chollar entertained the teachers at the
high school at her home on Broad
street Tuesday evening.
Supervisor Albert S. Ames of the
L in. w
completed his organization work for
the term.
Miss Clara Young has returned from
a visit in Worcester and at other New
England points.
Frederick Shumway, who Is critically
ill in Boston, was reported Wednesday
as in a practically unchanged condi
ton.
Suit Against Railroad.
One of the cases listed for trial at
this term Of the superior court is that
of J. Arthur Atwood VS.. the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company, this case growing out of the
| wrecking Of a motortruck and the seri-
Gus injury of George Pratt at the
Franklin street crossing on Aug. /,
1914.
Among the announcements Of inter-
est to music lovers in Danielson is the
one that notices the coming here for a
concert of Creatore's famous band.
| LIT. ana MIS-. w. n. JuQSOn ana MIS-.
w. w. Woodward motored to Ocean
Beach Wednesday.
Mrs S. p Humphrey has caused ex-
tensive improvements to be made to
her home on Furnace street.
Miss Harriet c. Bearson of Wood
bury. Mass. was a visitor with Dam
ielson friends Wednesday.
D.. A. r. Chapter Meeting.
The first meeting of Sarah williams
Danielson chapter. D. A. R.. since the
beginning of the hot weather period is
scheduled for this afternoon.
Another Searching Day.
The temperature chased up to its
daily perch In the vicinity of the 81
: mark and remained there during We'd
nesday, causing a great deal of dis
comfort.
rs High School Enrolment 167.
t The registration of pupils at the
/. IS somewhat below the high figures
, attained four years ago, when there
was the largest entering class in the
history of the school. This class wa.
graduated last June. This years
freshman class numbers 81.
Senior Class Officers.
The following are the newly elected
officers of the senior class of Killingly
High school: President, Rene Caron
, vice president, Henry Aylsworth; sec
rotary. Miss Florina Tetreault; treas
. urer, Joseph Norton.
: AS has been the custom for a mum
Der of years, the senior class will Civ,
a play during the present school year
> probably some time during the winte
; months. Paul Swaffield of the higl
school faculty has been selected a
senior play manager.
Motor Through Torn-Up Street.
More than incidental difficulty is be
ing experienced In keeping touris
D motor cars out of the sections of Mail
street that are under repair. Notwith
' standing road barbados, warning
signs guards and the patiently danger
i Gus condition of the street as at pres
ent torn up, the rush it through an,
see everything quickly motorists per
sist in slamming their cars througl
the danger zone.
Claim BrookIyn's Town Debt Was In
creased.
Over in the town of Brooklyn tn
= claim is being made that the indebted
ness of the town has been increased
instead of decreased, during the fisca
4 year that recently came to a Gloss
!. and that some bills contracted durin
the year would further increase tn
d Indebtedness had they been handed i
n before the books were closed for tn
n year. The subject Is proving of inter
est to voters over that way