Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18

GradIn9 or EeWiS 6ouieNdFo~-@aP1s Wilson, U. s. A, New Inspector ln- structor Of ArtiIIerymen---NearI 20 Violations of Auto Laws Listed- Davis and Brown Co. Give Three Cuts of Cloth to Red Cross. Rev. John c. Prince of Rockland, Mass, will preach at the Sunday ser vices at the Congregations church. There was a prayer meeting ser vice at William Mason's home, Fur mace street, Friday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. V. R. Franklin. are to observe the golden anniversary of their wedding next week. Mrs. E. H. Hammett had the mem bers of the Woman's Missionary so- cieties of the Baptist church at her home for a meeting Friday afternoon l Cuba was the subject.
 Ask For Highway Bids. In accordance with the vote at the adjourned annual town meeting, Se- lectmen Oliver F: Downs, Fred A | Card and A. R. Bell nave asked for l bids for care of the highways in the town of Brooklyn. ,Si Inspected New Store. .s7 A great many took advantage of I the invitation to inspect on g Friday afternoon and evening the new store | in the Leavens building.
 | W. H. Babson, as is his annual cus- l tom, has gone to St. Petersburg. Fla, l to spend the winter.
 Saw the Submarine. | Charles A. Tillinghast was one of | the. very few persons in this vicinity who had look at the Deutschland | before she left the state pier at New | London, to return so suddenly. | William W. Wheatley and William E. Wheatlev are considering the plan | of constructing @ garage with @ stor- | age capacity of 25 to 30 cars. | The building that was used as an | office at. the Nichols blaming mill Is gently passing to the Kerney corpor- ation. @ Second Near Snow Storm. l The temperature was down to 20 1 degrees in Danielson Friday morn | ing, and in the afternoon came tho second little snow storm of the sea- son.
 Rev. E. H. Legg has been in Bos- | ton this week and uurtng his visit l there attended n service at Rev. Bill l ly Sunday's tabernacle.
 | Frank c. Burton of Torrington call 1 .er on friends in Danfelson Friday. Grading Boulevard. | Enpioyes of the town are engaged | ln doing grading in Lewis boulevard, 1 leading from Main streer to the Con- | necticut mills This thoroughfare i was recently accepted by the town 7= | John Gartland is preparing to erect | a cottage on his property on Me i chanic- street and next to the dwell-
 ing which he owns and occupies. | Kinyop Koncert Ko., Phoenix hall, ! November 2s, benefit D. A. R.--adv. l Has Killed Sixteen coons. 1 Fred Taft. one of the best known l coon hunters in this section. has been
 in during the present season at the | killing of sixteen coonS.
 l Miss Varna E. Little of Providence i visited friends in Danreison on Fri. 1 day. l Eggs e5 Cents a Dozen. i And in DanieIson. close to the. base 1 Of supplies fresh eggs are quoted at tho record high prices of 65 cents
 a dozen And butter costs more tha n
 In ,..,,Wnrj7starved'' Germany. 4ra .,n-
 'e~:-7 New Inspector instructor. a1 Ez | Captain Wilson, U. S. A.. will be at l the state armory next Wednesday ev- | enlnr as nstructor-inspector, replac- | ing Captain Dengler, U. s. A.. who i has been conducting school for of ! ficers here and inspecting the work of the Thirteenth company.
 Sewer Contrace Signed. | Ebert L. Darbie of the sewer com mute CT the court or DurgeSSeS signed the contract with the Ryrne Construc
 tion company for the building of the | North Street sewer.
 Coroner A. c. Bill said Friday aft ernoon that he is continuing his in- I&ertigation of certain phases of the | Gilman shooting affair at Williman
 tic during the early hours of last Sun,
 l day morning, but as yet he has notli.
 Ing additional to give out for pubn- cation. ;, T. Violations of Auto Laws.
 A list of nearly twenty automobile
 owners Is in the hand of authorities
 here and preparations are being made
 to call these owners to account for vi
 olattons of the motor vehicle laws |
 was stated Friday that it is probable
 that ali those whose names appear or
 the list are likely to be summoned
 before the town court to answer te
 the charges flied agarnst them II
 a number of instances the charge vii he improper lighting of the cars a
 night, or not lighting them at all.