Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
DANIEL.SON

Niah< Ccursss at Putnam Trade school oesn to Borough Young Mer -Nathan p. Prince at Bankers convsntieu-Three Contests Expect sd h Menday's Election = Town
 .Farn's Receipts $3,4se Last Year.
 Miss Aeletha Sheldon. East Killing ly, soloist at the Westheld Congrega- tionai church, will sing at the Haptist
 Friends here received cards Friday from Adellahr Barbeau. who is at Fort Totten, N. Y.
 Miss Emma Burbank. Earl Winslow and Roy F. Harriott are to assist with the musical programme at the Baptits church at the Sunday services.
 Assessors will begin during the coming week tho compiling of Killing iy's next grand list.
 To Attend Funeral.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Charles A. Tillinghast viii go to Hoyioks % ,,s; today to hrothn hrtsho CT. Edward Bassett, formerly of Brooklyn.
 Rev Edward J Aver will preach at the Congregational church at South Killingly tomorrow.
 Will Motor, to Aver.
 A number of motor parties are plan. ned for a. trip ;.,.oaI. to Camp ,.0 Devens at
 
 visited Danielson friends Friday.
 Services of intercession for peace and for war sufferers was held at Trinity church, Brooklyn, Friday.
 Conside rable progress has been made during the present week in laying the copcrete roadway in Main street, near North street. ,.
 New machinery for installation in the mill has been arriving at Good year this week.
 Night coursss at Trade School.
 Night courses at the Putnam Trade school are open to Danielson young men.
 Mrs P. H. sprague will have the members of the Reading circle at her home for meeting Monday
 Attended Bankers Convention.
 Nathan B. Prince attended the American Baukers' association con- vention at Atlantic City. represent In gthe Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit company of Hartford and the Windham County National zank-
 Autumnal Party.
 An autumnal party was held Friday evening at the Congregational church. ections by children and a short farce.
 Whist Clubs Officers.
 The Bi1ou Whist club has reorgan- zed for the season and has elected the following oncers:. President, Miss Elizabeth Grennon: vice , president. Aure1ia Quinal: secretary. Yvonne souiet: assistan. secretary; cors oLa La- nan. This club meets weekly until he beginning of the Lenten season. Dr. Louis J. Sylvester has been at Worcester this week, attending ses- lions of the Northeastern Dental con- Mrs. Daniel B. Burge of Lewiston, Me-, is visiting relatives in Daniel Cards were received here from Carl Anderson, who is at Halifax. Nova le probably has arrived. Good progress is being made in get tng DAnielson's share of the million lollar war library fund. Some of the ,een we'll pleased with the results ob- aimed.
 Three Contests Certain. Kiliingly's annual battle of votes l omes on Monday. The three chief joints of interest in this years cleo | ion are the contests over license, l 'ver selectmen. where there will be | ome merry slashing, and over places | m the town school rommittee. Next year there will be three tick l ts in the field, opening the way to the 1 IhsSating of one of Killingly's political
 
 where on earth. An Independent tick | t. it is being asserted here. will again | ,e introduced to Killingly voters with l he coming of another year.
 Town Farm Receipts $3,45e. @l The annual town reports show toe | sources of income at Kill ngly's town farm: Milk sold. s1,e66.30; egetables. $14.30: eggs, s456.25: junk, | 0 centt: cattle, pigs. fowl. s101.9S: l elves, $55: labor and teaming, $721.23: 7ood, $69.13: hay, s73.41. Other items f income bring the total receipts up Q $3.456.2S.
 seleetmen's Expenses.
 The town report gives the following gures> as what it cost Killing1y for he services of its selectmen during ne period covered by the rsoort. John :. Gilbert. s22s.54; Charles A. owns. s252.11 Alcott D. Savles. 372-22. the democratic member of the 'rtable margin, although none of the len get fortune for the work they Id
 Coroner Investigating. Coroner Arthur G. Bill said Friday cternoon that he would further in E the accident in which Randall Wal n, Putnam, was fatally injured on , chool street in that city, on Monday, lree week ago. The boy died a week go today in the Day KimbaH hospi- I. Young Wa]len was riding a bi- 'cle when he was caught between 70 automobiles that were driven ong the street. Coroner Bill is all investigating the details Of the fa- I accident that occurred ON Mechanic rect here Thursday afternoon when ,hn Sullivan. 4. was killed.
 Not the Kind He WiIIed. The kaiser insists that he did not i'll this war. He willed a war but 1t as not just this kind of one His an has not been adhered to at all 2