Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-22

Norwiea csHkfketor coansIetes Atta- . ~ads9HABSrn-st. Johns Day Ser vice Tefnerrew at Episcopal Church HI. $. Alumni Reception to Seniors --shore Line Co: Seeks Right of ! Way For New Power Line.
 Clifton C.. spsidiag of South Kill iingly, has enlisted in the Coast Ar tillery corps and left Friday for Fort ross Munroe. Va .s merly in practice here, has been a visitor with friends in town. Henry C,,-Fincent of Worcester was a. visitor with Danielson friends Fri Coroner Arthur e. BAl was at wil. limantios f,adat inTestigating the cir cumstaloes stfroun ding. sar@ automo- bile accident. ......
 county Convention. M sf
 A county convention. to nominate a republican candidate for sheriff IS to be held today at Willimaptic,.
 Jennings Killian has practically re- covered from injuries he received in en automobile accident. at Worcester some time ago. --,, '-,- ,.,,st, ss Built by Norwich Contractor.
 4 Norwich contractor has. com pieted the work of copstEpctien barn for the AttaTangsn company att At tawaugsn, to replace one destroyed by fire a few weeks ago. rl
 Rev. NJ S. Stocking of the Metho- dist church Is to preach at a union service to be held Sunday evening at the Baptist church. -- saass
 St. John's Day Service.
 In obserVance of St. Johns day, the members of Moriah Lodge. No. 15, A. P and A. M.. are to attend service at St. Alban's church tomorrow.
 Fadsr7l- Agents About.
 Feders4 1gs1ss arrived here Friday 10 investigate certain labor develop ments thai have, been, of Interest dur ihg the present. week iifis1
 Members of the eighth grade of the School street school of which John Lusk is PFineipsi. were at killingly EdgarJR. BaFker of' Goodyear has written that he is well in France, where he is' a member of ID. Battery, Seth artillery. .S--s- er-7 'fR
 Bishop Aeheson to Confirm Class.
 Rt. Rev. E. c. Acheson, D.. D., suf- fragan bishop of Connecticut, is to administer confirmation to class at Trinity church. Brooklyn. Tuesday ot next week. at an evening service g A number of Danielson people will go to Brooklyn this evening to hear the address. at Unitarian hall, by Mrs Nina Larry Duryea, of Paris, head and founder of the Succor Duryea
 Attention of fishermen lis being calledd to the fact that bass fishing sCannot be legally taken until July 1 Alexander's lake will be open for fish Hing Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday fof each week. Fishing in this lake on sctheT drxs os the week is forbidden. Light Frosts. . Lisht rostsf were reported Friday morning when the temperature drop led to s degrees. one of the coldest June mornings on record in this sec ttion- Some damage to beans and !cther tender plants was reported. but it .isi believed that the damage to crops was not widespread.
 Alumni Reception to Seniors.
 The annual reception given by the kIllingly High school alumni associa- tion for the senior class of Killingly High school brought a large number 10 the state armory Friday evening. This was the closing event Of com inencement week
 It was stated Friday that a tenn Porary postmaster may be appointed 10 fill out the period until the sue cessful candidate in the civil service examination scheduled to be held or July 10 is commissioned and qualities for the office.
 As an additional protection and ex. tra precaution more watchmen have been placed on duty at some of tho misunderstanding plants in the town ol killingly. scs asEs d-F