Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-29

w. Irving Bullard has returned from stay of a few days at Atlantic City, where Mrs Bullard and the children remain.
 Forest Fire Warden.
 The selectmen appointed Louis S. Barstow, East Killingly, as forest fire warden for this town.
 Henry B. Levy of Providence was a visitor with friends here Thursday.
 Postmaster George M. Filling an service at the postoffice for Monday, New Years day. The rural service will be suspended.
 Judge Harry E. Back and William P. Kelley, representatives for Killing ly. will be in Hartford Tuesday for the opening of the legislature.
 Attawausan Constable Moves.
 The removal of Eugene Gdbney from Attawaugan to Putnam leaves a con- stableship vacancy, belonging to the democrats, in that section of the town. MT. Gibney, while elected in October, did not qualify, and no action has been taken by the democrats to fill his place.
 Mrs. c. W. F1agg of southbridge visited here Thursday.
 Hiram w. Burton was a visitor in Providence Thursday.
 County Commissioners J. A. Dady, Urgele Lafrance and E. H. Corttis will be in session here in the offices of the 6electmen tomorrow morning.
 Following a meeting the directors of the Windham County National bank Thursday it was announced that a dividend had been declared at the rate of per cent. per annum and that the bank had had very prosperous year.
 Five More Houses Planned.
 Sites for five more dwellings at h. dustrial place are to be staked out at once and the cellars built as quickly as possible, it was stated here Thurs day,
 Facilities for handling correspond ence and other matters at the Daniel son postoffice are improved through the acquisition of a new typewriter from the government
 May Revive 8rickmakina.
 Revival of the brickmaking industry, which once prospered hereabouts, is being talked about At the present ern Connecticut, and the best market ever.
 Accounts o. X.
 Town auditors have found that the collections and reports of Pierre Bou- iaine, who was tax collector preceding Theodore Bailey, balance to a cent, a further evidence that MT Boulaine was very efficient official.
 Patrolman John Mcfarland was obliged to get wagon to carry man to the police station Thursday morn ing. When they go to sleep on your hands there isn't any alternative.
 The new year can't be danced in this time because of Sunday night arrival, but arrangements have been made for the enjoyment of the dancers here dur ing Monday afternoon and evening
 Monday hn h.. In town will be closed, making another double holiday.
 Declines Congregational Church Gall.
 Rev. John P. Garfield of Claremont, N. H., has declined, it was announced Thursday the unanimous call he re- ceived to become pastor of the West field Congregational church at Dan- ielson. It is understood that he is to accept a call elsewhere in New Hamp- shire.
 Investigating Moosup Fatality.
 Coroner Arthur G. Bill has resumed his investigation of the death, as the result of burns, of Mrs Peter Carroll at Moosup. Mrs. CarrolPs death oc- cured during the present month, but has been delayed on ac- count of absence of members of the family
 Fewer Bargains in Future.
 Markdowns in the clothing trade are not going to be anywhere near such joyful occasions for prudent buyers after the present holiday season as has sometimes been the case in the past, it is stated by some dealers here There will, of course, be sales of odd lots and the like, but the scarcity of goods in market end the high trend of wholesale prices is going to stop the general cleanup tendency that has marked January selling in the past