Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-16
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Tourists to Cuba Returnins-Williars Berry Leaves Brooklyn for Cheshire
 --K. II. s. Team pefeats Woroes- ter PiIgrims-Dominick Harrington 1 House Burned--Loss $3.5o0 - Five Recruits Needed.
 l William Curran and Edward McDer-a mott of White Plains. N, Y.s and J0- seph I.apelle. all formerly of Daniel son. are returning from a visit in Cuba
 Leaves Hospital. George K. Smith. who was stricken with d severe illness and was found unconscious at his horne on Franklin street & few weeks afo; ns, has 6een renifs, Fs1: to Dayville. His health remains poor.
 Pr3monition of Death. Representative W. P. Kelley is ba-i lieved to have contracted the illness that resulted in his death while. atr9 Iatending the funeral of Representative. Louis P .Lamoureaux. of North Grps-' venordale, in, the capacity of a meHn- Der of the legislative delegation Up> on being taken seriously Ill last Fri members of his household that he knew he had pneumonia and that he felt he was going to die.
 Fed Coon Peanuts-
 A young raccoon that occupied a place on the seat of an automobile used for. advertising a corn cure at tracted much attention from school children Thursday at noon. the young people-and the coon-getting mutual delight out of peanut feeding con test.
 Need of Fire Company.
 The rapid growth of Industrial place during the past year and the fact that many more houses are to be erect ed there during the coming spring and r.~r wkF to the need of adequate protection against fire. It has been suggested that a. fire company be orEanized In that section and station built
 Politics Quiet. ! : To date there is no news of any par of officials of the borough at the an nual. caucus for the nomination of Of fcers next week. 1t is now thought that there will be few changes from the present makeup of the list of off- cia1s. s
 Circulars continue to come to the local post office announcing splendid positions open in the government ser vice at the Springfield armory to quail flied men. such as mechanical draughtsmen.
 Fish and game protectors in this sec ton are keeping close watch on the brooks in this section in order that those who would try for the willy trout before April 1. when the fishing season legally begins. may be punished if ap-
 Goes to Cheshire.
 William Berry, who has been turn key at the Brooklyn jail for a period of years, has resigned and gone to Cheshire, where he is to be guard at the state reformatory.
 Gardening and Canning Club.
 Miss M Estella Sprague of Storrs is to come here next week in connec- ton with the advancement of a pro- gram for forming gardening and canning club and interesting women in methods of avoiding in some degree the present high cost of foodstuffs.
 Motor trucks. an unusual number of which are in service now in Kff1ingfy, f are being put over some of the high and ruts interfering with the usual | easy operation of the ponderous ve- hicies, a number of which are in the | .Dayville- -WiIliamsville service.
 Must Now Pay S2.45.
 March 24 has been set by Personal l the time limit for de1inquents to meet {! the assessments against them. Fail | ure to pay by that date will mean | prosecution. Those who pay now will | against them over and above the g + it woSld have cost to pay up to short time ago
 in Poor Health.
 James Perkins for many years one of the Aborougil's best known business men, is in very poor health at his home on Maple street
 Early season collection of railroad ties for distribution at points where they are to be used in making re- during the spring and the summer season is underway. work train being engaged.
 Defeated Worcester Pilgrims.
 The KIllingly High school basket ball team added another game to it's string of victories by defeating the Pilgrim team of Worcester by score of 60 to 37. the local team playing in top form and making one of the finest showings of the year.