Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-24

rfa9ee tu l8to-Tu0n Nluoer of NUT wieh to Instruct Catholic Choir
 Death of Mrs. James 5arstow.
 Ira D. Martin was at worcester Sunday to visit Mrs. Martin, who has been a patient in a hospital in that city for a few days.
 W. Irving Bullard was elected a di- rector and vice president of the United Zinc companies at a meeting recently held in Portland, Me.
 Paid S1,coo on Church Debt. Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. S., pastor of | St. James church, has announced the payment of $1.o00 on the debt of the | parish.
 H. Perry. members of the board of re- lief, begin their sessions next week. | William McDermott returne+ to New York Sunday after spending few days at his home in Danielson.
 Auxiliary Meeting.
 Mrs. J. Q. A. Stone will have the auxiliary of the Congregational church at her home for a meeting Tuesday afternoon.
 Paul N. Swafield of the high school faculty visited in. Boston over Sunday.
 Win Attend Military Ball.
 Oficers of the Coast Artillery corps have accepted invitations to come to | O@ the Thirteenth company.
 Amusement That is Worth While was the subject of Rev. c. Fl. Barber at the Sunday evening service at the Congregational church.
 Dr. l.. J. Morin was a visitor in Worcester Sunday. | P. A. Pendleton of Attleboro was a visitor with friends in town Saturday.
 This is the day on which hundreds of cotton mill operatives in factories | arfw, &< for an advanced scale of wages.
 Assisting at WiIIimantio Exchange.
 Miss Elizabeth Dunn of the force of operators at the local telephone ex- change is assisting the force at Wilh- mantle this week.
 Ninety eight Marriages.
 Ninety-eight marriages in Kiliingly during 1915 are shown by the records l at the town clerks office.
 Game and fish protectors are keep ing close tabs on ice fishermen to see that they do not take short length pickerel The protectors are especially vigilant in the East Killingly section. For the first time in month Dan- ielson's streets are practically free of ice, and there is now some safety in walking. The heavy rain of Saturday night made the cleanup.
 Norwich Man to Instruct Choir. It is practically arranged that Hugh
 Kinder of Norwich will give a course
 of instruction in singing to the mem bers of the choir of St. James church There was special music by the choil at the Sunday evening service at the Methodist church, the sermon being by
 the pastor. Rev. E. A. Legg. f By again defeating Tourtellotte Higt school at North Grosvenordale. Killing l ly High schools basketball team clings
 closely to the Putnam team, league
 leaders, and as yet undefeated.
 Sunday witnessed a stiffening up oi
 the ice on bodies of water hereaboutf
 from which the ice supply Danielson l: ] to use next summer was being har' vested. Saturdays thaw put an end tC
 operations for time. It Is hoped tS r get the remainder of the crop thi.
 week.
 Changes in Patrol Arrangement On account of the illness of Chic 2 Michael Grimshaw, it has been neces = = sary to make changes in the patrol ar u engagement and Patrolman John Nc
 Farland was on duty Saturday even = Ing.
 Danielson chapter of the o. E. 2 gave a supper in the hall of Mortal j lodge, A. F. and A. M., Saturday even z ing that was attended by a consider = able number and was very much of , success.
 Bishop Suffragan E. Campion Ache ? son of the Episcopal diocese of Con T. necticut showed himself interested i one of the newest of fields of endaevo .s in this section on his recent visit whe 'A he accompanied Rev. James H. George 2 J., into the farming district of Fash 7 entuck to attend an afternoon servic o !, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Willis E A' Shippee.
 , Deep Mud on Roads. Is The mud of Saturday put many a
 automobile in this section temporaril
 out of business. Off the state high ways there were few cars that coul
 do better than ge tstalled in the heav v going, the worst of the winter.