Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-29
DANIELSGN

IS the pest nnanc1al showing that hll- lingly has been able to make recent- ly and the announcement will be re- ceived with satisfaction by the tax payers. While the board Of selectmen has exercised prudence in other years when there has been an increase in the indebtedness, they never have been able to make . dollar pay a dol lar and fifteen cents worth of bills, no more than could the ordinary nor tai.
 This years good reduction may be credited to the fact that Killingly's citizens voted last spring to increase the tax rate. and the wisdom of their action is now reflected in the satis- factory report. If Killingly's revenues can be maintained for the present fls- cal year at the level of the past year, a further reduction in the debt may be anticipated, but careful economy in the expenditure of town, money will De necessary to accomplish this. When the schools open next week they will take away from several of the big manufacturing concerns here abeuts a number of workers who have contributed materially during the va- l cation season to lessen the labor shortage problem. These young peo- pie have voluntarily given up several weeks which they might have exclu- sively devoted to pleasure and have worked diligently, having first in mind the contributing of some aid toward the winning of the war. They have 1 made good and effective workers and | have earned much money, which may l be used by them in meeting the cost of their education.
 A list of new books at the public l library:
 Biography-Lodge, Raymond or Life and Death: Bairnsfather. Carter V. Bairnsfather, few fragments from his life; Mannix. W F., Memoirs of | Ii Hung Chang; Putnam. G. H., Me moirs of a Publisher; Tagore, R., My "Reminiscences (gift of the Ladies' Reading Circle).
 l Description and Travel-Macquar- rie, H.. Over Here; O'Shauchnessy, E., Diplomatic Days; Ruhl, Arthur, White l Nights.
 Domestic Arts-Campbell F. w, ] Book on Home Nursing; Partridge and Gonclllin Meatless. and Wheatless Days; Rose. Every Day Food in War Times; Wade. Book of Corn Cooker. Essays+Fosdick, Challenge of the Present Crisis.
 | Fiction-Abbott, The Nicer Do Much; Aldrich, Enchanted Hearts; Angellotti, Firefy of France; Benson, An Autumn Sowing; Bartimeus, The Long Trick; Berger. Secrets of the l Marne; Bindloss. Girl From Kellers; Beach, Laughing Bill Hyde and Other Stories; Bottome, Second Fiddle l Buckrose, Gossip Shop; Bosher, Kitty Canary; Brown. The Flying Teuton; Cable. The Flower of the Chapda- laines; Cook. The Threshold; Cable, Front Lines; Curwood, The Courage tof Marge O'Doone; Dawson, Father of la Soldier; Dodge. Skinner's Big Idea; pelano, Tomorrow Morning; Fenollo- Sd, Sunshine Beggars; Doubleday, The Green Tree Mystery; Galsworthy Five Tales; Glass. Worrying Won't
 Win; Gilhreath, Miss Anerikanka; i; Gibbs, The Yellow Dove; Harris, Mak- ing Her His Wife; Hewlett ,Gudrid the Fair; Hurst Gaslight Sonatas; Ingersoll, Road That Led Home: Jor- Sourse; Lagerlof. The Holy City, Je- rusalem IT.; Kyne. Webster Mans Man; -Lohnde, Red Cross Barge; Lu- ther, Hope Chest; McGrath, The Girl in His House; McKenna. Ninety six Hours Leave: Marshall, The Graftons: Martin, Gertie Swartz; Miller, Ladies Must Live; Miller. The Happiest Times of Their Lives; Miller. Blue Aura; Nadaud, The Flying Poi1u; Locke, The Rough Road; Norris, Salt; Phillpott Chronicles of St. rid; Porter, Oh Money, Money; Porter, A Daughter of the Land; Sabatini, The Snare; Sidg- wick, Salt of the Earth; Snaith, The Time Spirit; Stackpole, Man Who Lost Himself; Tobenkin, House oi Conrad; Tolstoi, Anna Karenina; Wes- ton, The Apple Tree Girl; White, Sim ba; White. Best Short Stories of 1917 Train, The World and Thomas Kelley
 General-Boy Scouts Handbook. History-Babrielian, Armenia, 6 Martyr Nation.
 TravelG- Anderson, Odd Corners; Stuck, Voyage on the Yukon and It; Tributaries.
 European War-Ackerman, Germany the Next Republic; Allen, Keepins
 Our Soldiers Fit; Brown, The A. E F. With Pershings Army in France l Beaufort, Behind the German Veil 1 Clark, To Bagdad With the British ? Collins, Fighting Engineers; Dawson t The Glory of the Trenches; Fallon
 The ig Fight; Fraser. Women ant P War Work; Hall. High Adventure
 Hamilton, Soul of Ulster Kellogg
 Fighting Starvation in Belgium; Kny
 vett, Over There With the Austral 6 ians; Mahoney, Interned in Germany
 McCutcheon. Shot With Crimson; Mo I Carthy, The Prisoner of War in Ger , many; O'Brien, Outwitting the Hun n Pinkerton, Ladies From Hell; Usher
 The Winning of the War; Wells, Italy n France and Britain at War; Young = Marching on Tanga.
 DanieIsen Doings.
 Col ". H. Hamilton camp, Sons C
 Veterans, expects to be represented a
 the national convention to be held 3 e Baltimore next month.
 Herman A. Barker of Lawrence wis o tied with friends in Danieison Wed e nesday.
 $ A. P. Burns led the singers at tn |. Orpheum theatre when the Star Span IS gied Banner was sung by the audi IL enee, as was done throughout Con . necticut.
 e Miss Margaret Sullivan visited wit friends in Providence on Wednesda, ! George A. Berry has entered tt
 employ of A. F. Woodward. 7 John B. Logan of Worcester visit
 ed with friends in Danlelson Wed
 nesday.
 Ernest Lagarry and Miss LiIlia
 Brennan, of Boston. who are visit1n
 in this vicinity, have consented to giy
 an exhibition of fancy dancing at u
 mid-week dance at Wildwood par
 this evening. This exhibition to
 public.
 Motorists here very gracefully ac
 cepted the ruling that no gasolir
 shall be used for Sunday joy ride
 The order will be very generally obey
 ed
 Plans are practically completed ft
 the big field day carnival events al
 rangad for Labor day by the baseba
 team Of the Connecticut mills A
 events are open to the public.
 Judge Woodward heard a numb.
 af casee of a not serirlls nat1lre