Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23

Bankers Convention.
 Lieutenant Walter F. Jacobs, U. S. N, commander of the battleship Mis- souri, now in reserve at the PhiIadel- phia base is here for the week end.
 Jerome C. whitherson of Arlington Heights, N. J., visited Danielson friends Friday.
 Beorge Williams of Dayville has completed the enumeration of the school children of Killingly. but has not completed the compilation work.
 Will Motor Through Mountains.
 MSHager J. F. Lewis of the Orpheum theatre and a party of friends are to motor through the Ber1shires and into the White Mountain section during the coming week.
 Thomas J. Awkward has received Q new runabout car. a 1917 model
 inspection at Armory.
 Captain Percy Morgan conducted an inspection at the state armory Friday evening.
 c. H. Michaels is to start his horses in races to be run off at Great Bar r:ngton.
 James A. Levy of Lowell visited with Danielson friends Friday.
 Gallup Elected Captain.
 Henry Gallup has been elected cap ta;a of the K. H. $. basketball team, whcih will include in this seasons lineup much of the strength of last seasons team.
 Woodward Case Comes Up Today.
 The case of Charles Woodward, East killingly and Boston, adjourned from last Monday, is set for hearing in the town court this morning.
 Some Baby was the attraction that showed at the Orpheum theatre on Friday evening-the first show of the season.
 An extension is to be built to the stock house of the Connections Mills company. at Industrial place.
 9. L. Darbie is to spend the week en.l in Hartford.
 Tonight Bijou, Jewett City, Ideal Singing Orchestra of Webster.-adv. Cases Stricken From List.
 The case Of the Empire Distil1ery company vs. Joseph LamCAreaux and the case of Paul E. Meissner vs. Otis P. Wood. matters of local interest were allowed to go off the list at the ses- sion of the superior court in Putnam | It Fridays session.
 Danie:scn. or at least some section Of the town of Killingly, may have tie honcr Of naming the democratic can dtdate for senator from the Twenty EiSath district A candidate is being sought, but none has come forward. Prudent householders, even in this SO HGdE Ile source O1 uSudl- ly generous production, are Arranging to pay the present high price for a winters supply of potatoes, which are going to be very scarce. it is claimed Rumor of New Freight House Denied A work train crew was again en- gagged Friday in digging out along up per Railroad street for the new stor- age sidetrack that is to be built here A rumor that a new freight house was t0 hn lo41il in hn way ~6e iG 6n nied.
 Accept Pastors Resignation. The Westfield Congregational church has, with regret, accepted the resigna- ton of the pastor, Rev. Clarence H. Barber, and has appointed a commit tee composed of Henry M. Danielson. Charles M. Smith and Miss Louise | Danielson, to draft resolutions per taining to the resignation. By vote of the church Rev. MT. Barber and family are invited to use the parson- age until April 1 next, if they so de- sire.
 Over 300 to be Made. This is going to be a mighty busy l day for Killingly's selectmen, town clerk and registrars, for they will be engaged in the duty of making new voters and have a list of well over 300 applications awaiting their attention. The registrars will be in session in order to allow the newly made voters to express their preference as to cau- GUS registration. The new voters will have their first opportunity at the bal lot boxes on Monday, Oct. 2, and they promise to figure prominently in the voting results of that day Buys the Reach Place. Augustus E. Graves, foreman for the Jacobs Manufacturing company has purchased of Charles KeAch the house at the corner of School and High streets and is to occupy it at an early date.
 Democratic organizations in towns in this section have been invited by state headquarters to form party clubs. This suggestion is not deemed feasf- ble by party leaders in surrounding towns, however, and the action desired by the state organization is not likely to be brought about.