Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-25
DANIELSoN
Fire Damage to Poirier Bakery s75o-
Or. :. y. Sykes speaks at. High
sehooI-Pronaotion Day Exercises to
Be Held at Methodist Church.

sehooI-Prouotion Day Exercises TO
Be Held at Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Snow OF Norwood
Central. Mass. former residents Of
Danielson. have been visiting friends
here.
A. c. Greene OF North Main street
observed his s6th birthday Friday.
Frank p. Merrill OF Providence was
q visitor here Friday.
Anseime Meunier has returned from
visit in Montreal and has resumed
bis duties as clerk at Woodwardis
store.
Mrs. Amos Kendall. formerly resi-
dent near Wauregan. has taken apart
ments on Broad street
Henri /. Baer In in New York on q
business trip for n few days.
Appointed Private Secretary.
Miss Lucy Young. graduate Of Kill
lingly High school and Brown univer-
sity. has been appointed private secre-
tary to a member Of the faculty. Of
harvard university
Fire Damage $3.50.
Chief A. p. woodward inspected the
Poirier bakery building. damaged by
1ie Wednesday. and decided that the
FIRE was caused by an overheated
chimney. The damage 10 building and
contents Is estimated at about $3.50.
OCKTGGA Will De conferred upon can
didates at a meeting Of Highland
grange scheduled for this evening.
Parties interested In various phases
OF the coming town meeting day have
! engaged more than a score OF autonno-
bIles with which to transport electors
| q the polls
Drunks win do well to take notice
that they may be committed after Oct.
to the state farm for fnebriates at
Norwich for a period Of six months
| II Is expected that there WIN be a
| delegation of Danielson fans scurrying
| for tickets for the worlds series games
| TO be played in Boston next month
| Mrs. Walter p. White has returned
i from visit with Mr. and Mrs. Martin
L. Shedd at Norwich
/ Mrs. Hugh Carrigher has been the
| guest Of Mrs. James Coldwen at Put
ram.
Mrs. Rienzi Robinson is to have the
members OF the Danielson Equal Fran
chiss league at her homo for a meeting
Tuesday afternoon.
l. Increased School Enumeration.
The enumeration OF children O
rchool age in the town of Killingly Il
expected to show an increase over thu
total Of last year.
Members OF the Congregations
church and congregation have been in
yited to attend at Putnam next weel
the services Incident to the Observance
or Rev. F. d. Sargents silver ami
versary as pastor of the church Of tn
denomination in that city.
This is the day that the town ON
Gals charged with the duty will be II
| session in the town hall building to ex
| anime the qualifications of those VIII
a have made application 20 be admittei
| as voters.
Big Pole to BE Removed.
One of the big poles located near tn
Main street railroad crossing and car
rying the high tension lines of tn
street railway company is to be take
down IN the working out of the plan
for numerous changes in that vicinit,
D1nIelson Eiks plan to be at Norwic
rext Wednesday evening for the open
lag OF the new part OF the Elks' hom
In that city. Incidentally there
J some talk Of having a lodge OF El<s &
Danielson. There are more than )
members of the order resident her
and in this vicinity.
Address by Dr.. r. n. Sykes.
DIR. Frederick II. Sykes, president {
the Connecticut College for womeI
discussed the aims of the new inst
tuition and the scope of its work in a
address given in the assembly hall Z
the high school building Friday ever
ing
. st. James school, now well estat
lished in It's routine work for the yea
luSl OpenGQs mas u Z
, pupils this year. and there Is promti
| of q very successful year Of work Tt
> school is in charge Of the Sisters of
Jcseph
The borough farm is said to repre-
: sent great opportunity for gettin
, some great agricultural results All (
the sewage from the boroughs' piI
, system finds its way to the filter BED
On the property and is available Il
a fertilizer.
Profit from Automobile Business.
{ KIllingly is one Of the few tow
in the country that gets more out
II automobile business than II pu
In. Hundreds of thousands of yards
automobile tire duck are woven he
s annually and the payrolls of the IA
n tories engaged in the work Is estima
a ed as being about $1,000. each week.
a quarter OF a million dollars a year
May Bring Civil Action.
. What effect the outcome of the ca
Of the state VS.. Albert ]. Keneha
It heard in the superior court in Putnal
will have on plans Of the parents
WASHES T. Tsakonas, who died as Z
result OF injuries received In the motto
cycle accident of Memorial day, Is n
known, though II is understood III
II have been considering bringing a CT
- action for damages against Keneha
Figuring on License Profits.
Figures from the town reports a
= being made. and probably will contin
Is to be made. to do some wondert
lie stunts to prove that license, from
d financial standpoint. Is both a good a
le bad thing for Killingly, dependi
n upon who does the figuring. II all Z
he talk heard this year amounts to an
ST thing, however. figures are not goi
ir to be the basis of deciding the que
" ton. There are some other things r
le talked about very much that will wei
r7,trr In, ha wi RI