Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16

Leslie vickers. who. spoke on The Great Crusade and Afterwards, Thh Batting-Mahler company is made up of a group of talented la dies. presenting a programme of mon ologues. songs, impersonatiOnS and musical sketches.
 Miss Granger. the afternoon lee turer was an active overseas worker among the Signal Corps girls and the French munition workers. She eXper-' fenced air raids and the long range bombardments of Paris. During her stay in France she was at Toul. Nan cy St. -Mihie1, Verdun, Montesec and Chateau Thierry.
 Captain Leslie Vickers, the evening speaker, a man who saw service with the British, French and Belgian ar mics, proved one of the most inter esting lecturers of the whole Chau- tauqua course
 Daniel people were watching with interest Tuesday the developments of the situation between the Shore Line employees Frankly, Danielson does not relish the prospect of a strike. be- cause it will upset many important interests and prove a great incon- venience omany workers. There is nothing to be done about the matter. however, but await developments and prepare to meet the trying conditions anticipated with as much skill and BOOO JQuSmSAL dS IS pCSSADlc
 s President Sidney w. Bard, of the Danielson Chautauqua association, said Tuesday afternoon that chau- tauqua is assured for DanielSon next year. The minimum number of guar antors required-64-signed the con- tract for next summers entertain ments and the work of the local or ganization has to do with increasing the number of guarantors so as to create a wider interest in the pro- ject. which has proved very popular in this town.
 At DayviIIe Tuesday morning, the work of rebuilding the Dayville- Goodyear stretch of state highway was comm enced. these being the start on series of highway Improvements that have been promised for Killingly.
 There is about two miles of this road, practically all of it badly worn under the heav ytraffic 1t has had to bear for the past five years Begin ming near the office of the Assawaga Woolen company, the contractor that is doing the work is ripping out the old surface to make space for base filling of native stone over which will go layer of trap rock, with a tar binder. About four months will be reauired to complete the contract. it was stated at Dayvifle Tuesday af- ternoon. When completed the high way will be in first class condition, as is required to adequately meet the n0dFy AAIONAA16 HI oA@~- O-> VT Goodyear.
 Goodyear is to be made an inde- pendent postal station. At present 1t is, in effect. a sub-statfon Of the Dayville (Killingly) office, but the growth of the business at Goodyear has been such as to win the approval of the postoffice department Of the plan to give it a separate office. Just when it wills be established has not been determined.
 Following is the list of KiIiingiy men liable for jury service for one year from September l next: James l.. Brown, James W. Burlingame, Benja- mine M Burdick James Bacon, Hem " M Blanchard. John P. Barber. F. B. Ritgood, Joseph .Bodo. I. F. Chase, Thomas c. Clarie. w. Dyke Cogswell, James J. Corcoran, George H. Call. c. A. Downs. Henry M. Danielson, Geo. T. Eaton, A. A. Ennis. Alma Forcier, c. H. Franklin, Melvin E. Fisher. Hf- ram S. Franklin Earl F. Gay, S. R. Gillette, Daniel G. Gallup. Henry H. Heath, Irving F. Hill. Theodore Ham, melt, Clifford s. James. Carl ". Jen- nings, D. E. Jette. Palmer P. Jordan. Kenworthy, John I1annon. J. N. La yalIee Claude R. Moran. Samuel A. Marchesseauit, Fred Mason. c. F. Mill Ter. C. D. Mowry, Gatson A. Main dcn w. H. Martin, Philip & Maynard, Henry A. McEwen. John H. Perry, Sidney H. Perry, Orray E. Potter, William K. Pike. P. Alexander Reeves, Frank Stinson. Edward A, Sullivan A. NJ. Thompson. A. A. Tillingha Charles T. Ti1linghast John T. Wade, Percy Woedmancy.