Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-15

' sideratien-Mititary EnroIIment De- iayed.
 Frederick A Kennedy remained very critically ill at his home on Main Gaston A. Mafnaon wries of a freez- ing period in New Smyrna, Florida, where he has arrived to remain until April.
 /The resolution amending the chart company has been fayprably reported | in the legislature.
 Committed te Reformatory, After an appearance in the town court, Rose Lec1air was ordered com mitted to the school for girls at Mid dletown, and was taken there by Dep- uty Sheriff Charles T. Aver. John c. Wightman- of Worcester was a visitor with Danielson friends Wednesday. shrapnel shell, nose. a Connecticut pro duct and target and array revolvers. There was a difference of over 20 degrees in the minimum temperature of Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Boy Scouts Made Bird Houses. A dozen bird houses made by Boy Scouts are shown in the window of erly constructed, pieces of slab wood being used in most of the houses. Miss Beatrice Maynard has been added to the force of operators at the local telephone office.
 An appeal sis being made for per- sons rightly placed to leave out food for game birds. With the ground ice encrusted the birds are experfencing the hardest days of the winter.
 Hundreds of valenties were ex- changed Wednesday by Danielson peo- pie, but the custom was not followed so generally as in past years.
 Finest Ice Crop in Years
 It is said that the finest ice crop in years now fills to capacity the store houses of most harvesters in towns hereabeuts. In the final cutting this week the ice has been so heavy as to be difficult to handle.
 Bill for Increase In Salary.
 The bill providing for an increase in the salary of the judge of the town court, as now under consideration. in the legislature has the very general backing of Killingly residents. who much underpaid, considering the work he is called upon to do.
 The electric lighting company has replaced old shades and lamps in the business section with new shades and lights for the streets.
 New Office Hours.
 Owing to the illness of Miss Marie Barrett one of the operators at the Western Union station here, the office is open for the receiving of telegrams for the time being only from 6:45 a.. m. to 6:45 D. m., instead of until 10: 45 D. m., as usual.
 Dayvilie Pastor to Study at Harvard.
 Rev. J. W. Wright, pastor of the Congregational church at Dayville, left this week to take up his studies at Harvard University He is to spend week ends in Dayville until March, however, preaching Sundays.
 Mrs. H. B. GoodSell, South Killingly, is at Central Village, caring for her daughter, who is i'll with pneumonia.
 Danielson people read with amuse-- ment of party that, came a-sleighing to Danielson from Putnam and found after prolonged search 1t really is to laugh!
 Will Hold Mardi Gras.
 Mardi Gras will be observed here next Tuesday evening by the Union St. John Baptist, a whist and enter tainment being planned that will be by many French speaking residents of Danielson-
 EnroIlment Work Delayed.
 Failure to receive the necessary and the blanks with which to do the work is delaying the under taking of enumerating the male citi- zens of killingly in accordance with Governor Holcomb's requirements.
 Winners Given Prizes.
 Winners of the honors at the annual whist of the Bijou Whist club were Miss Albfna Diaume Mrs Joseph Hall, Miss Isabelle Loiselle, Mrs. s. Gingras, Mrs. John Loiselle, Miss Elodia Bonneau, Mrs. Luther Day, Mrs. Della Lajeunese, Miss Blanch Goulet, William Touchette, AL guests prize went to Mrs. Frank