Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-11

serihed For Tonight's Game-Town
 Officials Deny Statement That New
 Haven Roads Property is Over -As-
 sessed.
 selectmen Louis E. Young attended the automobile show in Boston on Friday.
 W. W. wheatIey, ". B. wheatley. and Mir. and Mrs. Oswald Street were in Boston Friday attending the auto mobile show.
 Rev. James H. George, Jr.. was the preacher at the Lenten service at St. Andrews church. Norwich, Friday ev- ening.
 W. P. Perkins has. been spending a few days in New York.
 Will Address Grange.
 Professor W. F. Fitzpatrick of Storrs college is to speak on Poultry Raising at the meeting of Ilillfngly grange on Monday evening.
 George O. Thomas was in Boston on a business trip.
 Rev. E. P. Aver of Mansfield will conduct the services at the Congrega- tional church Sunday.
 George K. Smith has removed from Academy street to the Huntington house on Franklin street.
 Observed e8th Birthday.
 Mrs. E. L. B. Howard. born in the neighboring town of Brooklyn, as Wocdhavens oldest resident, observ- ed her 9Sth birthday recently.
 Mrs. Gladys Dunn is i'll at her home here
 John N. Lawson of Hartford was a visitor with friends here Friday.
 James MaIIey Dead. Louis F. Kennedy was in Boston on Friday arranging for the forwarding of the body of James Malley. 43, to Porrfret, home of the deceased. Letters Unclaimed. Letters addressed to Mederique rick and Louis Page are unclaimed at the Danielson post office. Harry Moore of Boston was a wis., itcr in DanieIson Friday. Miss Mary F. Kelev will have the members of Sarah Williams Daniel son chapter. D. A. R, at her home in Dayville for meeting next Thurs day.
 PopuIace Getting Good. Chief Michael Grimshaw has found this a rather quiet week so far as ar rests are concerned, this being as il sould be to mark the beginning ot | the Lenten season. T. Carl Witter conducted an auction ] sale at the David Clarke place. in the 1 town of Putnam, Friday. Miss Georgette Jette of the Elmer. l son school of Oratory. Boston. is here 1 with her parents. MT. and Mrs. D. E | Jette.
 Miss Ruth Arnold will lead the B l Y. P. Y. meeting at the Baptis | church Sunday evening. 1 Rev. r. W. Armstrong of New York l formerly pastor of the Pentecosta 1 church here, has been visiting ir | town.
 Postmaster at East KHIineIy. 1 The vacancy in the postmastershiI ] at East Killingly has been filled by the appointment of Robert G. Smith l Previously MT. Smith passed the civi service examination for tlIe appoint ment and had the highest rating O | any candidate. but he didn't get tn, office.
 Snow Over IA Inches Deep. Some of the best and most conserv ative citizens approached the verge O swearing Friday, when the thirt snowstorn1 of the week piled more o the alleged beautiful atop of the mas
 that already covered the ground. Sucl a depth of snow has not lain on tn ground in this section so late in tn season for many years. The averag g
 depth where the snow has not bee
 disturbed is from 14 to r inches. Coal Received in Borough. Some cargoes of coal have been re } ceived in Danielson this week. re lieving the prospect of a bothersom , shortage. At present there is sufi ) cient coal on hand to take care of i'm mediate local needs. One dealer say that Ee does not anticipate that tn
 shortage will become so acute as t cause distress here. Tedious Return Trip. F A party of Danielson men who wer in Boston on business and to atten f the automobile show Thursday arrive 3 here at midnight on the return triI
 At Millville Heights. near Blackston l Mass, the locomotive hauling the t train went out of commission and the l had to wait all of two hours until an
 haul the train to Putnam.
 Ready For Tonighfs Game. Arrangements have been made ! handle the crowd at the Killingly . Putnam High school championshi 2 basketball game this evening in ! manner that should be satisfactory everyone. No such nerve-racking di ]. . as marked the last game here wi be permitted. All tinware and oth, II racket-making devices will be undt a l the ban. The visitors are entitled the courtesy that always should be aC
 corded to worthy opponents and the l in turn will recognize that harmon
 between the schools and goodfellov . ship are best attained by keeping
 mind that one game, or a series
 games. is but a passing incident of a.
 soclat1ons Of many years gone by ar l many years to come. There is notf | ing to be gained for either side by ov,