Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-13

MIR. and Mrs. James Perkins Married
Fifty-Five Years-FuneraI of Ar
thur Drew - Whitestone Worsted
Company Again Increases Wages
State Highway Commissioner Ben
nett's Letter About Main Street I'm
proVements.
Judge w. F. Woodward attended
the republican state invention at
Hartford Wednesday.
| George Foote of Southbridge was
visitor here Wednesday.
/ Mrs. William Chapman of the West
Side observed her eightieth birthday
| Tuesday.
Rev. w. D. Swaffield was a visitor in
Providence Wednesday.
| Judge A. G. Bill has a letter from
his brother. w. w. Bill, Washington, D.
| c., describing a European military &C
ton of SURPRISING interest.
| Judge Harry e. Back left Wednes-
day on a business trip to New York.
East KiIIingIy Auction.
Personal property on the farm of lean
Elfgren at East Killingly was sold at
auction Wednesday by ]. Carl Witter.
F. E. Cuneen was in Boston We'd
nesday on a business trip.
Frank Dathrope Wauregan, master
of Killingly grange, remained critically
i'll at the Day Kimball hospital We'd
nesday.
Miss Anna McGin returned to her
home in Hartford Wednesday.
Deputy Judge James n. Tucker pre-
sided at a session of the town court
Wednesday morning. when there was
one prisoner, who was fined
Mrs. Fred r. Dubuc and infant son
/ are visiting in Worcester.
Married Fifty-fiVe Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perkins OF
J Maple street passed the fifty-fifth an
4 rivcrsary of their marriage Tuesday
/ Mrs. Perkins is a direct descendent Of
4 General Israel Putnam.
! Rev. w. J. Reynolds, Lisbon. form
( Criy 0"stor at Dayville, will preach a
} the We~tield Congregational church
/ - The Sunday morning service.
Miss Jane \. hester of Worcestel
! visited with Danielson friends Wed
4 neSday.
Chief Michael Grimshaw was en-
h | gagged Wednesday in rounding up per
4 sons who have failed to pay their per
sonaI taxes-and he made very mucl
of a success of he job. They will pa,
when they have to do so or take tn
II consequences.
Fine Diamond at ElnviIIe.
Clifford D. Arnold, EImville. man
ager of the baseball team that is be
Z ing organized there, is anxious to boo
I games with Eastern Connecticut team:
Fl \ fine diamond is being built at Elm
( vile and the team is to be a good one
VI y. w. NlilalnS Is arranging
furnish the fans of the borough wit
returns from the big games early ev
l cry evening during the season tina
I opened Wednesday.
Carriers Toted 1y343 Pounds.
Postmaster George NJ. Pilling's re
port covering work done by three cit
= carriers during a weeks travel Owe
their routes shows that 5,025 pieces
!. first class matter and 2,4S6 pieces
| second. third and fourth class matte
| were delivered, of a total weight
| 1,S43 pounds.
II The selectmen are arranging to haN
| the new pavement in the busine,
| section kept in first class conditic
j during the season now opening.
- pushcart is to be procured and a ma
secured to keep the pavement proper
swept.
ne Painting Guide Poles.
ad In Killingly Wednesday blue bant
were being painted on poles along Il
#. New London Worcester automobi
of trunk line as a guide for motoris
ed who will US the route in increast
Ge numbers this season. Later the pol
&C on the Hartford rCu
37 through Danielson will be painte
an This banding will be of different col
~ than on the Worcester route. r
~ work is being done by the state hig
n r.Ty