Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14


Mr.. and Mrs William P. Perkins are
entertaintngsMiss Bertha Field of
Boston. Miss Field was formerly dis
trict nurse here.
George /. Eaton is e2cavating for the
foundation for another new bungalow
on Riverview, where there is to be a
building boom this spring.
Ralph c. Young is administrator OF
the estate Of Lucretia Daley of Brook
Prisoner Over 80.
Judge w. F. Woodward sent five out
of six prisoners to the jail from the
town court Thursday morning, one a
vagrant more than so years of age.
illustrated Lecture.
Rev. w. ]. Swaff1eld gave an illus
trated lecture after the prayer meeting
at the Baptist church Thursday even
ing.
William NJ Franklin will entertain
a week end party at his cottage at
Oakland Beach.
Clifford H. Starkweather, secretary
of the Building and Loan association,
| is sending out his notices for the April
payment for shares.
w. X. Pike, C. E, has been engaged
| in stalking out a considerable number
of dwelling sites in the Riverview sec
! ton.
Rev. S. w. Linsey of Webster was a
| visitor in Danielson Thursday.
Will Attend Bridgeport Meeting.
! Captain E. L. Darbie will be al
Bridgeport this evening attending a
| meeting of the officers or the Coast
| Artillery corps.
| Robert Saunders is engaged in do
| ing work on the foundation for q
| house to be built at Riverview.
| George J. Heneault has sold his light
motor truck to Dubuc & Wheatley.
| fOI-4 I,n inc xrea1~ orr
be elected at the May meeting of the
town school committee.
Strung Wires to WiIIiamsviIIe.
| During the early hours of Thursday
morning employees of the Peoples Ligh'
and Power company strung wires t.
| carry current to Williamsville over the
/ high tension line near the STANDARD
Oil company's plant.
New Looms Coming.
Twenty four new looms for the Rive
| Weaving company, occupying the mi!
here within a few days. Other ma
chimes are also expected about tn
same time. This will give the plant
total of As looms.
Reeves for Pitcher.
Richard Reeves is to be the frs
string pitcher of the Killingly Higl
school team this season and is eX
| ptCI6C- 10 prove one VI IIAG bcSl lWlI
ers in the school league. He is bi
and strong and a splendid school play
err. The team as whole will be
strong one.
, Under the pressure applied this wee
more personal taxpayers continue t
pay Tax Collector Pierre Boulaine tn
assessment levied against them, bu
: others continue to hang back, evi
| IDENTIFY inviting court action and tn
heavy expense attached thereto.
Gave Taking Show.
AT the Orpheum theatre Thursda
, evening the Cherry Blossoms compan
gave a chic and lively show that wa
, somewhat out of the ordinary for Dan
, ielsOn. The company included som
! good singers and dancers, the cos
tunes were pretty and the stage set
tings attractive. The company wa
one OF the few burlesque organization
seen here.
Farmers are complaining about tn
lateIIoss1 Ge the season in this section
where hardly a furrow has been pillow
ed as yet, although at this time dur
ing the spring of 1915 most of thi
work was finished. Many person
hereabouts had peas planted as earl
as March Is last year.
NO-license advocates are lookin
with complacency at the record of al
rests being made in KillingIy durin
the present license year. When
comes to getting court cases out of tn
liquor business Killingly has no equs
in the county, for some reason gettin
the majority of the FOUNDERS tina
drift into this corner of the state.