Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-06


 interested in pushing the sale of the stamps, and they are to be invited to, make a house to house canvass in an effort to increase the sale of them.
 Horace F. Turner, supervisor, is also actively engaged this week in talking war stamps in the schools. Connecti- cuts app0rtionment of the amount of stamps that is hoped to sell through out the country ;r s9r oah nn0 or about S2o per capita On that basis Killing ", with a popuial.on ol approximately 5000. is expected to buy $160,O00 worth. MT, Starkweather stated Tuesday that he already has received the prom ise of. two Danielson men to become members of the Taft club in which members are taking $1,000 worth of istamps a year. Other Danielsong men are becoming interested in this club proposition and they are expected soon to come into Taft club membership The local postoffice and the national bank and Danielson Trust company are the official agents for the stamps. There are many unofficial agents, in ] stores, schools and other places The amount of the sale of stamps given here does not include the stamps sold l at LtiS pdyF1il0 pOSlOII1Ce.F Testifies Before Coroner. orrin 8Alvord has so far recovered 1 from the injuries he received in the accident at Dayyille two weeks ago i Saturday night. when his automobile l was struck by the boat train and Mrs i Henry Aarchesseau1t was instantly l killed, that he has been able to appear at the office of Coroner Arthur G. Bill I aFa6 e~ixr f1,a . him relative to the affair
 Pershing's Picture for Club. ! A. P. Woodward secured in Provi- denee a splendid new picture of Gen. eral John J. Pershing, commander of :; the American forces in France. The picture shows the chief in command {; in his new uniform, with four stars on i his shoulder straps The picture, now on display at MT. Woodward's store. is to be hung in the rooms of the ! Bohemian club, which has more than ! a dozen of it's members in the service. 1 Waived Examination.
 Mrs. Sarah Lussier, who stabbed George Mccarthy to death at Moosup :, Sunday. and is now confined in the Brooklyn jail, held without bail for ] trial at the next term of the Windham county superior court having criminal jurisdiction, waived examination and has made no statement relative to her 1 act, Coroner A. G, Bill stated Tues day.
 Highway Repairs Expensive. Heavy expense will be encountered
 by the town of Killingly this sprine lin making repairs to the highways. of
 which there are 150 miles within the
 town. The hard winter, followed by
 heavy rains and the coming out oi tdeep frost, has resulted in depiorable
 damage to highways in many sections of KilIingly.
 George H. Call was in Boston Tues. day attending the automobile show
 MT. and Mrs. IT. E. Cunneen Iefi l Tuesday evening for a brief visit if
 New York 1 Church Clock Repaired. :. I Repairs have been completed to ths big clock in the tower of the Congre. I gational church. Saturday a rot
 holding weight weighing nearly .00l
 pounds snapped off and the mass. a
 metal plunged down through the tower causing considerable damage to th, structure. Henry A. McEwen ant
 Henry Chapin, with the assistance O
 biacksmiths, have repaired the damag,
 to the clock and carpenters were en
 gagged Tuesday in repairing damag
 done where the, weight crashe,
 through.