Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-20
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mobile laws of the state. pr. George M Burroughs is at New York to attend the clinical congress Mrs Burroughs is with pr Bur roughs. M
 A number of members of Kilfinsly grange will be at Union Saturday to attend a meeting of ouineb&ug Pomo- na grange with Mashapaag Lake grange.
 Some cases of scarlet fever have made their -appearance in DanieIson, but they are not numerous, 1t is said.
 Henry McDermott of Woonsocket spent Sunday at his home in Daniel son.
 Mrs. William H. ClewIey will have the members of the Broeklyn Woman,s club at her home in that town for a meeting today, Timely Topics beting the subject.
 There has been some complaint rel- ative to motor buses stopping to un- load messengers in the side street. near the siifent policeman at the Daniel son Trust Company building, as the practice blocks traffic.
 There will be the usual All Saints Day service at Old Trinity church on
 Henry c. Renton of New London was visitor, with friends In Daniel son sunday
 Trolley freight Nserxiee bsts~een DaHielson and Providence will be re- a SQS2elS1On little more than three months. Ths first car will come through from Prov idence this afternoon The freight sta tion here will be reopened with Agent Harry-I. Hyde in charge.
 A. ". Williams motoEed to New London Sunday.
 Horatio A. Brown of Putnam, form erly of Danielsen. where he successful ly esta blished Sunday school a half, century ago. was a speaker at the Rally Day exercises at the Methodist church at fetawaugan Sunday.
 Mrs. John 4. Paine will have the at her home on Broad street for aI meeting Tuesday afternoon.
 While some KiIlingly men are filing applications for licenses. licen sed places are preparing to acticaiiy sus- pend business on account of the com ing ito effect tomorrow (Tuesday) of the enforcement bill recently passed by 
 Hunters say that there is scar city of pheasents though some of these beautiful birds have been taken since she opening of the hunting sea son.
 Miss Cora Lariviere, who recently underwent an operation for appendici- 1 Iis. is steadily improving at her home nere.
 Miss Dorothy Paine resiapsd asi president of the Dauielson Girls club. l which she has successfully served in !
 
 ast year.
 Views of the ruins of an old mill It East Killingly and other delight 1 .ul scenery in that immediate yicin-l ty were recetly taken by representa-i | ives Of a motion picture company. will begin this evening at 7.30 at thel School Street school. All persons who fesire to learn English or to improve l neagre education will be welcome and icial. John l. Lusk will be in charge
 Ernest F. Sweeney. grand high priest of the grand chapter Royal Arch vafren chapter of Danteison. The M. d. degree was conferred.
 Indicative of the prosperity and ex- ,ansion of the banking business in )anielson is the fact that the Dan- olson Trust compsnys deposits have an up to &1,21e, ,asl .09. This institu- ion was opened for business on No ember g. 1914. and ifs accumulation f such total of deposits within a eriod of five years is considered quite markab ble. The institution has grown teadily since it first opened for bus Brooklyn people are showing they ppreciate the new and regular trans orta tion service that is being afford q them. The fact that this line hasl cen established is also appreciated ere in Danielson, for it brings the twoI faces into even closer relations than yer before.
 Knights of Columbus from many arts of Eastern Connecticut gathered t the town hall here on Sunday aft rnoon to witness the eonferring of he degree of knighthood upon a classj f about 40 capdidat tes of Rose of Lii "a council. which is showing a rec I'd increase in membership in this own. District Deputy Edward Mul- an of Putnam and John Hennan of ewett City conferred the degree.
 Attention has been called, in cpnnec- .ere injured at Dayville a few weeks gc, that there is 2 section of the au- omohiie laws Of c6nnecticut that pro ides heavy fine and as much as six lonths in jail. or both penalties. to n automobile driver who does not top after his machine figures in an ccident.
 An additional street light has been ,staued on School street near where Iant of the Wi1liamsville Buff Wheel 1mpany to Furnace street. and the dditional illumination of that dark { uatrer is appreciated by all who .avel that way. |; There will be an increased number 1 ling tax lists during the present 5, eek. the last but one before Novem- CT 1, the time limit for attending to  E lists will be an aid to the assessors. ho are recurring this year that lists ] 2 filed with all available information sked for included in them. Ii Notice of the dissolution of the ( onsumers' Ice Company has been i iven This firm, formerly engaged [ the ice and trucking business here, ] 1 as been inactive for some time pa ast. { E. Hopkins is the principal owner the company. ft 1T i06 r,fl | a pids this week attending the Ma onal council of Congrega tional | ( hurches as delegates representing or ] anfzations in~the field in which they $ ork. The council opens on Tuesday of ( ris week and the sessions will con , nue until the 2Sth. Rev. Mir Wright : ,rmerly was pastor of the Congre- ationa1 church at Dayvil1e. Mrs ( ome town.
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