Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-28

DanieIson Business Men's association
 has received, through the State Cham 1 Der of Commerce an invitation to have as many members of the local | business organization as is possible at Lebanon on Sunday, September s, | to attend solemn patriotic pilgrim ] age at scenes made famous by Rev l olutionary events. The visitors will
 view the birthplaces of Jonathan 1 Trumbull nd Hon. William A. Buck | ingha1n, Barracks field where the | French army camped while en route 1 to Saratoga from Newport, the old
 war office, scene of historic meetings during revolutionary times and other points of interest. The pilgrimage is l to be led by Governor Marcus H. Hol- comb and will be a solemn rededica- tion of the people of Connecticut to l the great principles that animated and sustained the colonists. who fought l that America might have it's chance
 and vindicate in later days the glo-
 rious truth that there is nothing
 greater than Christian liberty.
 Figures given out on Tuesday show that the finances of Brooklyn were
 ably managed during the past fiscal
 year and that the indebtedness, now
 amounting to only $42,704.92, was re- duced fy s1,73345, this in the face of ! war time costs of doing business, | which town has to face as well as individuals:
 Statement of financial conditions as nearly as can be ascertained August 1, 1918. Liabilities: Notes at the Dan
 ielson Trust Co.,. $S,00o notes at the
 brooklyn Savings bank $14,725; notes at the Windham National bank, SEA- l mn. I,,to II1o af Tto T1i61SAy1 1Nr1I at Co, $30; bonds issued to fund debt, $10, 600; interest on bonds to Septem-
 Der 1, $175: interest due at Brooklyn
 Savings bank. S404.94; total, $52, 33494; checks outstanding, $959.6S;
 assets, $53,29462.
 Sinking fund in two banks, $3, 61764; due from state for ranspor tation, s260; due froS1 state for tui-
 ton, $644.25 interest paid in advance
 at Windham County bank. $40; de- pf5it at Wind'.a County National
 bank, since 190S-o9 to pay coupons
 but not called for. $200: due from state
 damage by dogs, s5o494; cue from estate Of Helen Howard, s64.47; due from estate St. James Mission, rent.
 S75: due from state for fire warden,
 S2.20; uncenected taxes not ahated on
 property, $S0oS; cash on deposit at Y Windham County National bank ,S4,-
 592.93; cash on deposit at Danielson Trust Co.,, $104.19; cash on hand, s4; total, 1o,5S9,7o; leaving an in debtedness as far as known of $42,- 70492.
 Indebtedness August 29. 1917 $44,- 42S.37: indebtedness August i, 1918. $42, ,70492: being a reduction of the debt of $1,739.45.
 } The funeral of Gilbert Pel'erin was held from his home Tuesday with a , his.h mass of requiem at St. James church at 9 o'clock, the service being } attended by a large congregation. fn- cluding members of the Sacred Heart , society of which MT. PeIleria was a member. Rev John Roux N. S.. was . celabrant of the requiem mass. Burial
 was in Holy Name cemetery The bearers were two sons of MT. Pellerin : Gilbert and Alexander, Louis Provist EIderse Provost. Amos Morfn and , Edear Morin, relatives. Louis E. Ken nedy was the funeral director. DanieIson Doings. a George V. Cavanaugh, of Goodyear : recently purchased racing pigeoz {; | which has flown thousand mile!
 1 twice, this being one of many racing 6 pigeons which MT. Cavanaugn has il $ his loft The bird referred to is prob f ably the only pigeon owned in Con
 necticut that has such long, contin h uous flights to it's credits. S Principal Ernest R. Warren. of Kin e ingly High school. stated Tuesday tha S the teaching staff of the school is com e pleted for the school year that Ii = about to open. Principal Warren is t S be at the high school Friday and Sat " urday afternoons. from , Ub 5, fo L. conference with parents and student e and for consultation relative to cours
 es.
 r. Judge ". F. Woodward held a ses 1T sion of the town court Tuesday morn e ing, disposing of two cases of naino 0 importance.
 n MT. and Mrs. Harry Bennett hay y returned to their home in New Yorl s, after a visit here.
 l. J.F. Lewis was in Providence Tues n day on a busiEsss trip.
 1T There were many at the stat1o 0 here on Tuesday morning to bi 0 Godspeed to the Kil1ingiy boys wh tt were leaving to enter the service a
 Camp Greenleaf, Ga.
 e Mir. and Mrs. George F. Davfgot e have returned from vacation spen 1T at Hamden Beach. N. H.
 :" George F. Berris has returned iron .- a few days vacation spent in Boste -e and vicinity.
 q, Collin Campbell. who has been en h ployed at Baltic, was a visitor wit v friends in town on Tuesday. 1t Letters addressed as follows are un r- claimed at the post office Mrs. Mabe j. Gicon, Walter A. Brown.
 " John G. Leonard of Bristol visite le with friends in Danileson, Tuesday. 10 Erwin E. Jordan, aged 70, died O
 Tuesday morning at his home in Eas * Ki1ling1y, where he had lived for l. great many years. He was we K known throughout the town which h n had served in public offices. H it leaves his wife, two daughters an if three sons, N. A. Jordan, who is en gs gagged in business in Danielson. Ere y of Providence, Mrs. Gertrude Gordo le and Miss Harry Jordan, of East Xii in lingly.
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