Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-29

of Victory Liberty loan bonds, it was announced at the Danielson Trust company and at the Windham County National bank on Monday. when . supply of the new securi lies We're re-, ceived. The, bonds are .svery hand ' some, so much so as to tempt almost a miser to buy them.
 c, company, State guard. social dance at the state armory Thursday evening. Entire proceeds go to- the Welcome Home celebration sfund for Ki1lingly's soldiers and sailors.-ady.
 Complaints continue to be received by borough officials relative to delays on the part of some property owners in cleaning up backwards. Some of these places are considered as danger spots, as it is feared fires may result rom the negligence of those respon- sible.
 Thank you for our, splendid open ing business. Keep Smiling. Keep coming Remember Shoales sells de- licious ice cream, candy and soda adv s is','-iit P
 Tomorrow will bring back to Dan elson number of the boys who have cen such hard service with the Yan- zee division Mastering out is now underway at Camp Devens, and there $ only that parade at Hartford be- .ween the boys and their getting home for good. ee, |
 H. H. Starkweather, who recently purchased from c. H. Bacon the build 'ng in which the post office formerly was located. will continue to occupy , one of the stores. which he will rear range, and will lease the other store to an applicant who will install bus mess therein.
 It was announced Monday that the Connecticut Mills company will erect ten new dwellings on a new street to be opened, between Joyce street and Stone street. This proposed. street is near Morin avenue and the Gables. Six of the proposed houses are to be single dwellings, of the cottage type, the other four double dwellings. Just when work will be commenced on the , new structures will not be known for a little while. but that they are to be built means that the Connecticut ! Mills company. has in mind the con tlnued expansion of a section of Dan l Ie1son that has shown remarka ble de- velopment during the past five years. Many owners of buildings along the line of march of the parade planned l for May 16 will decorate them. it was l evident Monday, when, concerns who are taking orders for decorating about town found business particularly l promising
 All the children of St. James pa rochial school and many of the par l ishcners will be at St James church 1 this morning to attend mass of re- quiem to be sung for Sister Mary Frances, who was the Mother Super for here for six years, and who died i last week in Hartford. i Prosecution of Eli J. Daaenias in the town of Killingly. for alleged so- l liciting of orders for intoxicants In this town, a no-Hcense town. has been | arranged for Papers in the case have been served and MT. Dagenias will be given a hearing next Saturday
 There continues to be an occasonal complaint against motorists making 1 high speeds through the business sec tion, and Monday was marked by ar act of reckless driving of this sort. | A considerable increase in the 1 towns grand list may be anticipated it was stated here Monday, when the assessors have completed the re-val- nation work on which they are now engaged and which will require some time to complete. ....
 There are 9 number of prisoners al 1 trial at the May term of the superio, court, criminal side. fer Windhan county. This session of the court is to be held in Willimantic
 Members of the fire department ars receiving six months, pay, for ser. vices they have rendered. This even comes for the paid members of tho department each. year at about tn, first of May. -.. =. Women Working Together will b, tie sul oct at the meeting of the aux. iliary- ot tie w. B. NJ. of the Congre. gat!o7al church to be held at the hom, Of Mrs. T. 2. Hopkins this afternoon All of the grammar schools of the town Of Killins'.' are closed this weel ! for the spring vacation. -*.
 An dere am coin to be parade % they shu am That part of tn, 1,,nst -al. programme was announced
 "1tia.I by those in cllarse of pre-
 !"Hs for the Welcome Home min
 .cls. According to the advance an
 }uHcemehts the parade will be wortl
 -ciHs The police have promised no
 0 interfere.
 Raymond T. Preston, who has beel overseas with the Brown ambulanc anit has arrived at his home here
 At special session of the tow, 'ourt Monday afternoon, Judg
 Noodworth sent Hattie Wallace an
 ielen Law, colored women. to ja
 when they could not pay fines an costs imposed upon them for havin
 solicited money for a church the represent without having the author ity Of the state board of charities. Tn
 Wallace woman was fined 5 and cost md the Laws woman s1 and cost:
 
 Daughters of Jerusalem and Sisters (
 Mercy of the Church of God an Gaints of Christ. They persisted i soliciting after they had been forbid den to do so.
 GROTON.