Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-25

Raymond A Preston, memDef or Brown university Ambulance unit. Is en route, to the Italian front. Mir. Preston is the son of Town Clerk and Mrs. Frank T. Preston.
 Supervisor at New Canaan.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Reed and daughter. Ma ron, High street, leave this morning for New Canaan, where Mrs. Reed is to have supervision of the community canning kitchen during the summer months. This will be Mrs. Reeds sec ond summer at New Canaan. Miss Reed will act as secretary of the work which Mrs. Reed will supervise.
 Spoke at PIainiield.
 W. E. Reach. who has just secured pledges for more than $500 in thrift stamps in the West Side section as- signed to him to canvass. spoke Mon day evening at @ patriotic rally held in PlainfieId. ~
 Half a Year in Jail. On a charge of breach of the peace, Joseph Henneberry was sentenced by Judge W. F. Woodward in the town court Monday morning to serve six months in the county jail at Brook lyn.
 Thursday afternoon half holidays will be in force in Danielson during July and August and the majority of the business places will be closed. as has been the rule for the past few years.
 No More Key Lock Boxes.
 Key lock boxes will be dispensed with when the new postofice quar- ters in the Town Hall building are occupied, August l.. The lock boxes will be fitted with combinations. after the style on safe
 | Letters addressed as follows are unclaimed at the Danielsen pestoffice Gray. Vincent Parkinson. Buys Slater Farm. Henri I. Baer has purchased the Slater farm, adjoining his own, near East Killingly. The farm acquired by MT. Baer originally was part of the place which he occupies with the Pal occupy the house on the Slater farm
 Preparing For. Increased Voltage.
 Employees of the Danielsen an6 l Plainfeld Gas and Electric company are reftting the crossarnns on the high tension line between Plainfield and Danielson, distance of 10 miles
 
 insulators, so that within a few weeks the voltage may be increased within z from 11,000 to 22,000, to adequately care for the ever increasing load tha the line is required to carry.
 Back Talk to Game Warden Expen
 sive,
 For abusive remarks addressed t Game Protector Robert Saunders, Au gust Racine faced charge of breaci of the peace and was penalized in thu town court Monday morning. Racini addressed remarks to Saunders be cause the latter caused the arrest 0 his friend. for violating game laws some time ago.
 Damaged New Car.
 Vicious vandalism in the form 0 defacing automobiles left standing il the business streets of DanlelSon con tinue to be reported. .-- 1 4 brand new touring car owned b, Charles A, Tillinghast shows the werl Of one vandal in the word "Moosup traced deep in the varnish on a iron fender of the car.
 Meanness that would do credit to super Hun is manifested in such de facement of property, for it is purel wilful and cannot bring joy or eve } satisfaction to any person of norma [ mind.
 5 This defacing of his machine le 7 MT. Tillinghast to declare that 3 would pay $50 for the arrest and con 7 viction of the person responsible fc :. the damage.
 :; K. H. s. Alumni Officers. Following are the newly elected of ficers of the Killingly High Sehot . Alumni associations: President, Car roll B. Allen; vice president, Herbel Pepler; secretary treasurer, Rene Ca ron executive committee, Harry Hyde, Mrs. Herbert Barnett. Mrs. Car ' roll Allen.
 The association, which has a mem bership of about 800. voted to rem ', for the period of the war, the due of all members who are in the servie F of their country.
 2 The annual meeting of the assoeia ! tion was marked by the presence Mrs. Charles H. Pellett. a member { the first class graduated from Xii ] lingly High school. in 1875.
 Attended Bankers Convention.
 N. D. Prince, vice president of tt Windham County National Bank, an e Mrs. Prince, have been attending u ' annual convention of the New Ems o land States Bankers Association < the Hotel Griswold, Eastern Poin 7 Groton. A feature of the conventio f was an exceedingly scholarly addres V given by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butie il president of Columbia University - New York. on Some By-Produets G the War. and a very able address | ex-Senator Theodore E. Burton
 Ohio, now banker of New York cit [, being president of the Merchants Ns n tional Bank.