Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-20

~Fire Damages Webster Hall Building <. at DayxilIs-sprins Street Real Es- T tate Saie-Death Of Edward Q. Cook
 N Judge Tucker Favored as sueees- : sor to the Late Rerrsssntstive ksi- ~ ley. A A'Sxs
 @ Fire damaged the .webster Hall < building at Dayville Monday after 2 noon. A spark on the roof probably 4 caused the fire. Lines of hose were z run from the mill of the Assawaga : wooIen company, and the ire was was quickly extinEuished. Thousands : of dollars worth of wool in bales be- : longing to the Assawaga company : were stored in the building and in the i basement were many hundred bags of cement .bel64,ging to- the Goodyear 2 Cotton comparly. Some Of the cement 2 was spoiled by water and bales of wool q of the loss has been given. The build syi ing is near the railroad and is owned 2 by George W. Webster. Jr.
 : Milton Reed Recovers.
 2 Milton Reed, who has been i'll at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. < John E. Reed, on the West Side, re- ' turned to Boston Monday morning. : Benjamin Weisberg of New York s visited here recently with his parents, : MT. and Mrs. A. Weisberg. s 2 John Horton of Worcester has ViS- Fitted at his home in Danielson. 2 Gaston A. Maindon. who has been in .FTorida since early in February, is ex- =pected to return here at the end Of rnext week.
 Property Sold. Joseph Bodo has sold the dwelling -house next north of the Methodist echurch on Spring street to Miss Eli -zabeth Tripp. =visitor with friends in Danielson on ~Monday. 2 St. Joseph Day Services. There were special services at St. eJames' church Monday@sin observance sof the feast of St. Joseph. Men charged with intoxication paid Zines at a session of the town court, EJudge w. F. Woodward presiding. The arrests were made in Attawaagan. - 2 William Curran. Edward McDermett | sand Joseph Lapelle, just returned from | a trip to Cuba. are visiting here. Play Clears Over $17o. 2 More than s17O was netted from the ssenior play recently given by students -of Kiilingly High school : The surprising drop in temperature l Drought a return toEfurs and heavy | winter clothing during Monday, when | .the mercury clang below the freezing | .point during the greater part of the | ,day. .-@-r--'z. 'z
 Learning a4a-1essen- revenue get stlng while engaged in collecting old | newspapers in the. Boy Scout move .ment a few weeks ago,-boys continue | ito earn money by following the old | line of endeaVor. Will Remodel Building. The Bodo building, next to the Bur Tows property. is to be remodeIed this spring so as to provide two more 1 stores facing Main street,
 Concert by Skovgaard. .SKovgaard. Dennlark's leading vio- i Ifinist and members of the New York Metropolitan company, instrumental ists and vocalists, gave an exception ally fine concert at the Orpheum the atre Monday evening, the attraction being one of rare merit.
 Republican Caucus Next Monday.
 Chairman E. L. Darbie of the re- publican town committee said Mon day that next Monday evening has been set as the time for holding the party caucus for the nomination of a candidate to succeed the Hon. Will liam P. Kelley as a representative from Killingly.
 The second degree is to be confer red upon a class of candidates of lodge, I. O. o. F., this eve ming. ----.---.-..-.. ..--...
 It. was stated Monday that deposits at the Danielson Trust company have reached a new high record f1gure-in excess of $600, ,o0O. This institution was established in the fall of 1914.
 The Danielson Building and Loan Association, which meets this eve ming, has accumulated surplus loan fund of about s2 900. which it is ex- pected will be let out as soon the weather becomes suitable for build
 Ing operations.
 News that the threatened railroad strike has been averted was mighty 1 good news for Killingly people, and it was stated Monday that there will be quick relief from embargo troubles. 1
 May Arrange Newport Game.
 An effort is being made to arrange , basketball game for the Killingly , High school team with the Rogers i,e tat t,1oi t ote oi and. C
 Meetings This Week.
 Mrs. Daniel SpaIdins will have the ( members of the Ladies' Aid society of Y he Baptist church at her home for a g