Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Year-Rumored Planting Of 100
Acres of Tobaecc--Bfs Parcel Post
Business During ootober-Dayvlilei
Congregational Church Remedeled.
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At the regular semi-annual directors
meeting of the Kiilingiy Trust COM
pany, which institution Is closely all
lied with the Windham County Ma
tionai bank, an initial dividend OF 2
per cent. upon the capital stock was
declared, payable Nov. LIST.
Considering that the bank was or
ganized primarily for trust and saw
ings accounts, the results OF the years
operat ion are very gratifying to the
officers and directors of the bank In
addition to this initial dividend, 1t has
carried $500 to the surplus account,
thus placing the institution in very
strong position.
The bank makes a speciality of first
mortgages on real estate; taking saw
ings deposits, upon which 1t pays per
cent. interest per annum. and deposits
made on or before the fifth day Of any
month will draw interest from the
first; administration of estates as ex-
eeutor, administrator or trustee, and
The handling of trust funds.
William A. CASTOR, president of the
National Shawmut bank of Boston,
and the senior member of the firm of
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dent of this bank. Timothy E. Hop
kins, president of the Wfndham Coun-
ty National bank, is vice president
and Nathan D. Prince, vice president
Of the Connecticut Trust and Safe De-
post company Of Hartford, is treas
nrer.
AS individuals realize more and
more the advisability of having a re-
liable bank handle their confidential,
matters, the Ki1lingly Trust company
is bound to grow in all it's branches
from year to year.
Ruth Dubuc Improving.
Ruth Dubuc was reported Saturday
as improved at st. Vincent's hospita
in Worcester.
George A. Lockman of Fall River
spent Sunday with friends in Daniel.
son.
A meeting of Highland grange o
South Killihgly was held Saturda.
evening. The fair recently held by thu
| organization was success.
Brought In Two coons.
Arthur Day. William Valentine
Pomfret, and Louis Fraser brought il
two coons from hunt in the Pomfre
section of the county.
Louis z. Kennedy was at Canterbur:
| to conduct the funeral Of Mrs. Jiral
| Hyde Keith.
At the Advent church Sunday, TIL
| Important Gift was Rev. Georg
| Stones subject.
| The annual supper at the Congre
gational church is to be held Frida.
| evening.
| Borough Law Abiding.
There was only one case before tn
town court during all of last week.
i A number of Danielson people wer
at Putnam Heights Sunday for the bi
centennial anniversary of the founding
of the Congregational church on Kill
ilingly HILL
At the B. Y. P. U. meeting at tn
Baptist oa4urch Sunday evening Rev
w. D. Swaffield gave a report of tn
state convention Of the organization
in Middletown a few days ago.
A number of the members of ST
Adams church have planned to be II
Norwich on Nov Il to attend the ban
quet to be given in honor of the bish
ops of Connecticut.
1t is expected that licenses will b.
granted by the county commissioner
So that the places to receive them II
Danielson and Dayville may open ;
week from today. Nov. 1.
Will Confer Third Degree.
The third degree is to be conferred
upon candidates at the meeting o
| morrow evening. This lodge plans 70
a winter of activity.
| The cold weather of Saturday KEEP
| many Danielson fans away from tn
| baseball game at Putnam, but /
brought many here to do fall shopping
Rev. H. n. Brown Of the Pentecosta
church conducted a service at tn
church of the denomination in Put
/ nam Sunday afternoon.
1t was reported here Saturday tina
a man lost three toes from one foo
| when run over by a trolley car on tn
Providence line, across the line i
Rhode Island.
About 10000 Bricks for Mill Addition
1 Approximately 10000 bricks hav
i been delivered at Williamsvi1Ie for us
in the construction of the new add
| ton to the mill, this being a little NOR
than one-third of the number that wi
be required
i Attorney Warren D. Chase is ex
pected to be one of the witnesses thi
week at the trial in New York of for
mer directors of the New Haven roa,
May Plant Tobacco.
There is possibility of central Cor
uecticut tobacco men planting II
acres of tobacco in this vicinity mel
year if a deal now being given cor
eideration goes through to completion
High Schools Athletic Conferences.
Killingly, Putnam, Webster ar
| Tourtellotte High schools were repr,
scented at meeting in Putnam for IL
purpose of forming basketball leagu
Seuthbridge and Oxford High schoo
are to be invited to join the fol
teams that have agreed to- enter
constitution-the one used to Cover
the Interscho1astic league two yea
ago-was adopted. Another meetiI
will be held Friday of next week
draw up schedule of games and
make other arrangements for the opel