Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

morning service at the Pentecostal church.
 FavorabIy Reported.
 The nomination cf William ITenner Woodward to be judge and James N Tucker to be deputy judge of the town court of kiningly was faVOrably re- ported to the house bv the Judiciary committee of the legislature.
 $. ?. Humphrey. who has been i'll at his home on Furnace street is very much improved.
 Miss Saddle Fulton has been i'll at her home for the past few days.
 Henry A. Marcus, of Holden Mass. was a visitor with friends here Fri day.
 In Honor List.
 The name of Frank McGorty. r.. Ehnyille, should have been included in rhe list of honor pupils of KiIingIy High school recently published, he be- ing one. of the youngest to achieve the distinction
 4 private dance in Cfauup's hall Fri day evening was attended by a num- Der of couples who enjoyed a. very pleasant evening. Victrola music was used for dancing.
 Cotton Ball Netted S154.
 Miss Emma. r. Filling. secretary of the Civic Federation, announces the receipts of the cotton ball, net, as &154.32. The balance in the treasury is now $674.S2.
 Principal Robert K. Bennett is ar ranging Washington birthday exercises for the high school. The exercises will be held in advance of the anni- versary, which will be a holiday.
 No Loafna About Station.
 Railroad officials have issued orders that there shall be no more loafing about the railroad station. These or ders are to be riSidlv enforced and a member of the police department of the road said Friday that arrests will most certainly follow any disregard of them. There has been so much loi- cause complaint.
 Lincoln Day Exercises
 Much of interest in LincUln's life was brought to the attention of pupils and visitors at the Lincoln day exer- cises held at the East Brooklyn and Danielson schools Friday morning and afternoon. Interest for the pupils was heightened by the presence of mem bers of the Grand Army from the local post. men who fought under the great president and who contributed from their plentiful store of war remini- Scences much to hold the closest at tention of the young people.
 K. H. s. Downs Webster High.
 NIIingly High school defeated Web SCer 111gn school at W eDSteF. 1g to Is, in one of the fastest and closest finish basketball games that the local team has figured in this season, one Of the most successful it has had Reddy starred for Killingiy, getting B of the schools IS points. This game made nine victories out of eleven games played this season. The team now has only a. few more games to play, so will finish with a very high percentage
 Scores in Pinochle Tournament.
 The second week of the Bohemian clubs pinochIe tournament shows the foiloTF5r.s scores: II. Denham Arnold, 13, ,520; Charles $. Francis, 12,955: F. D. Shunway, 12.735; W. NJ. Franklin, 12,279; 4. VT Williams, 12,245: Sidney P. EiGrland. 12,205: Walter l.. Hoyle, 12,195; II. r. Glendining. 12,095; F. P. Todd, 12,025: Hiram s. Franklin, H. 780: Herbert F. Barber, 11.6S0: W. L. Moran, 11,625: W W. WheatIey. H. 57e: A. V. Woodworth, 1850; Harry J. Hyde. 1t260: E. L. Darbie, 11.010; \. E. Withingto on, 10. 960: Samuel Dean, 10,910: A. r. Woodward, 10,T79: John Bassett 10.5S0: M. $. Warren, 10,240; Ralph Young, 10,115: w. T. Young, 10,140: Charles E. Franklin. 9,335. State Control of County Institutions.
 There Is evidence at once that