Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-14
PRESENTED GOLD HING.
Gift For Manager w. F. Moran at
 Norwich Meeting.

At q meeting of Norwich district managers and district officials at Nor wich Tuesday, Manager W. L. Moran of the local division, who goes to Meriden next week, was presented a handsome gold ring, bearing the Elks' emblem.
 Mrs H. Denham Arnold of ElmviIie entertained the members of the Ma del Arbeit club at her home Tuesday. NIT. and Mrs. A. V. Woodwork. who have been attending the California ex- position are en route home and are | expected to arrive here next week. Local Honor For o. E. s. Chapter.
 At the meeting of Danielson chapter. O. E. S., Wednesday evening there was social hour and suggestions of Halloween. Refreshments were serv- | ed. The committee in charge was made up of Mrs. Frank Gilbert. Mrs. 1 Orray Potter and Mrs. D. Fred D. Ken worthy.
 Big Tractor For Farm. | Amonster tractor for use on Mrs Victor Smith'S farm on Allen Hill was unloaded at the local freight station and attracted much attention We'd | nesday. The machine is the largest of its kind seen here.
 | Local Holders of War Stocks.
 Some ranieIscn investors are said to be in a p7sitiCn to clear magnif- cent profits cn war stocks should they sell at this time. Some of the Colt Arms stock, which has been sky roclSeting in price for months is held
 here.
 Will Continue to Use Teams.
 Having investigated the cost incident
 to various methods of transportation
 It is said that the Williamsville Man
 ufacturing company has ascertained for the haul from Dayville to Williams
 vile Is cheaper than any other. so 1t
 will probably be retained. There has been talk of the construction of a
 trolley extension from DayviIle to Williamsville.
 Listed by New York Clearing House.
 An announcement made by the New
 York clearing house gives in a list or financial institutions that are mem bers of its foreign department the } names of the Windham County Ma l uonnl bank and the Killingly Trust
 company institutions whose checks 5 will not be subject to the exchange rate usually exacted on checks drawn
 on other than New York banks; in , other words, that the checks of the . two local institutions will be accepted at their face value and not subject to
 the usual discount of one tenth of one . per cent for exchange.
 Q Aviation Field Available.
 It is better than an even bet that . III.
 in camp in Putnam, swing along the
 highway from Attawaugan crossine t to Cotton's bridge, as they will do iT
 mapping and observing all of this sec. S tion of the country. they will not, n what splendid aviation field fl
 available on the north shore of Al n exander's lake, near Camp Pleasant s and the strong of cottages in that sec =, ton Tbere are acres of ideal grount
 there for hangars and starting points Ia 06 Gfr oh Y easy rolling stretches and clear ex B. cepting for easily removable fences r This doesn't mean a camp there thi 2 week. by any means, but a possibilit, ?. Of the future. There are few place like it in Eastern Connecticut, if any Good Coach and Athlete. ,a In Paul Swafield of the high schoc z faculty the students have not only :s coach thoroughly competent to teac ,s them all they should know about base ss ball, basketball and track events, bu . as well an athlete wso can do som d stunts himself. Entered in the 10 - yard open dash at the Columb2s Da
 games in Webster he finished secon
 in a field that included professions m runners, the winner tearing or the dis
 tance in 10 4-5 seconds. exceedingly fas
 time, place and conditions -coS<>der = ed.
 License Hearings October 2e. October 2s was fixed Wednesday b h the county commissioners as a aenta
 tive date for coming to Danielson for ,a meeting incident to the procedure tha
 will precede the granting of license
 here and in Dayville. If any re
 monstrances are to be made they wi
 be received by the commissioners . a this meeting. In the meantime the ar oI plicants will be required for a perio ld of ten days previous to the meetin x- of the commissioners to have poste if, on the door of the place where the ir. expect to do business a notice that ar a plication has been made for such pun ay pose. It is understood that the II, he of applican-s will include the dealer le, who had Hcer ses year ago and prot CT ably on,s oI two others. On Octob, ic, 27 at II o'clock the commissioners al He to be at the office of the town clel Is of Plainheid in Central Village ft us the same purpose that they are to me ot been fixed for the visits of the con UT missioners to Putnam, Willimantic ar e. Sterling, all now license towns, f, tn the purpose of granting licenses f. ne another year. For the first time ly, several years there will be five icent ge towns in windham county after N lis vefnbcr 1.
 all sixty-Five South kiIIInsIy RssIdsn lr Favor Suffrage. air South Killingly residents are taixir oft kindly to the canvass of the suffrI
 gists working SO hard in this sectic .l of the county for members of the Con
 At a recent meeting at South Killing
 V in tho interests of votes for womI
 about 65 persons became members
 the state suffrage association by afnl
 ling their signatures to papers ass'