Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-15

sentiment of scores of Kningly men and women who are very proud today
 that they have studied ii her schools. A teacher by inclination deeply in tercsted in her work, efficient. patient and kindly, a lover Of children, she possessed the qualifications that make
 the successful instructress Through all the years Q her teach ira in the schools of this town hei ideal was the imparting of Knowledge to the end that her pupils might br- come well informed and model ner and women-not merely persons witf ar education. Tho successes thai many Of these pupils achieved in later i years were shared by Miss Doty fnas- much as not few of them acknowI- ecged that the lessons that she taught l them had contributed largely to the winning of their way in fife. And as the years of her service fol lowed on there cane the time vbey out in her class room she looked into | the bright Vcung faons of the sons. arC daughters Of her former pupils. One l may easily !maeine Wuat u special in 1 terest she had " these little ones and what an inspiration for her to teacf in accordance with the ideal she haC set for self
 For many years Miss Doty taught al the Killingly Center school. but fol tl-e past few years she has keer teaching at Gast Killingly. A loya teacher always, her death is regretted throughout. the town.
 Miss DOty first taught in Killingly 1, in 1879. at AttaWauSan. Later she
 went to Williamsville, now known as
 Goodyear, and from there to the Xii Ilngly Center school, where she taught for 22 years. Nine years ago Miss Doty transferred to the East Killinglz school and has continued to teacf there.
 Miss Doty was a sister of Mrs. C D. Chase, of North Main street, anc Attorney Warren Dotv Chase. Hart ford, and Herbert Chase, [. $. Marine corps, are nepheWs and Misses Mar icn, Blanche and Orpah Chase arc nieCes.
 The DanieIson fire departments new
 auto chemical truck arrived in towr
 late Friday. being run overland iron Worcester by Driver Winfield Short who was accompanied by Chief A i Putnam Woodward of the departmen | and C. A. Hamilton of the Minnetexi company.
 The splendid piece of apparatus wa: inspected at the fire station by nu.
 merous members of the departmen and other citizens who quickly hear, of it's arrival
 | The powerful motor-driv vehicl Is the last word in perfection in ma | chimes of it's type. It is fully equip
 ped with chemical tanks, ladders
 axes and dozens of pieces of specia
 accessories for carrying on fire fight 1 ing work and last but not least a mag i n1ficent pump, driven by the motor
 and capable of forcing hundreds O | gallons of water a minute througl | lines of hose. The ffremen agree tha i the new truck is some baby" an, i that it gives their department a piec of apparatus that will permit them t get quickly to any fire anywhere with in the borough or around the Dor
 ough.
 Captain Put is the name of the ne,
 truck, named in honor of Chief Wood ward, who has done so much, throug
 ! long period Of years, to put tn
 3anielson department on a hig standard of efficiency. On the wa
 down from Worcester Friday a sto qas made at Webster The big ma
 chine was given a test run Up tn
 steep Dudley hill and pn the summ
 q. line of hose was nitched on. Wit
 the pump working the water cam
 through an inch and a quarter nozzl
 at 130 pounds pressure. the mote
 and all other working parts operatin
 to perfection.
 All the way down from Worcests