Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
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Principal Ernest R. Warren, of Kill ingly High school, has received notice that the school again has been approV- ed for a period of three years by the College Entrance Certificate board. This means that colleges, with few exceptions, will permit graduates of Killingly High School to enter without taking examina- tiens. Students who were graduated from Killingly Hign School in the class of 1919, and who have entered colleges, have made splendid records, as also have the. members of the class of 1913.
 It was stated Friday by member of the town school committee that the mat ter of teachers salaries for the coming year of school beginning in September next, remains under consideration. The town school committee here is facing much the same situation as are town school committees all over New England. There is shortage of teachers, because so many members of the profession have been attracted by offers of higher sal aries to go into other lines of endeayonr and a consequent bidding of one town against the other for services of teachers | that are available. A strike of number of employees of 1 the River Weaving company here had developed no new features during Friday | The strike came suddenly and unexpected | ly while F. B. Cunneen, owner Of the plant, was in New York on business
 trip. The workers simply walked oui without warning of their intention, ane while no representative of the concern who had the power to consider any de l mands they might desire to make Was
 here to receive them.
 Jack MeGovern's Mother song, Dream
 ing Dreams of You' is on sale at Roy's Music Store 20c-adV,
 The following KiIlingly men have beer
 selected by the selectmen as recommend ed for jury service during the year tha will begin in September next: Henry F l Anderson, Clinton W Atwood, Arthur W ! Aldrich, Edward ". Aldrich, James P
 Aldrich, Oliver P. Andrews, John P
 Barber Oliver Bassett, Arnold H. Bat tey, F. E. Bitgood, James Bacon, Fret
 C. Bellows, Frank l.. Bennett. Byron L
 Barrowclough, Richard Burrows, Scfuy 1 Ter D. Rabbit, William T. Bailey, Loui | B. Barstow, Allen A. Burlington. Irwin; c. Burrill, Joseph Bodo, Alfred P. Burns George H. Call, Arthur E. Chase, Hen Il ry D. Crosby, Charles c. Carver, A. J
 Cavanaugh, Benjamin s. Cogswell, Will
 fam A Celwell, Walter B. Card, Benja
 min F. Chaffee, Irving W. Davis, Will
 fam C. Darrow, Joseph H. Diggett, Al fred A. Ennis, Clinton c. Ellison, Hirar S. Franklin Harold F. Field Charles +
 Franklin, John w Gallup, John A. Gil
 bert, Hermeugilde Gagnon, Samuel F Gillette, Joseph Greene, Frank Greene
 N. L. Greig, Amos F. Hall, Theodor ] Hamnlett B. c. Hopkins, Henry F Heath, Charles E. Hulett, D. E. Jett' Albert Jepson, Palmer Jordan, Frank I Kennedy.
 D. Fred Kenworthy, Frank s. Ker
 nedy, Henry J. Kosmaler, J. N. Lavall James H. Lyon, John 2. Labelle, Arthr J. Lathrop, William l. Lewis, Gaston ] Maindon, Sidney P. Marland, P. Maynard, Henry A. McEwen, Walter ] 2 Musgrave, Fred Mason, George Mass Hector Mcconnell, Fred E. Miller. Geors E. Munroe, George T. Moran, Ere Morse, William F. Mulligan, Claud 5 Moran, William E. Nuttall, HuA, E Nolle Clinton F. Pellett, Sidney H. Pc B ", Orray F. Potter, Frank T. Presto k John H. Perry. James F. Potter, P. 3 Reeves. William Reddy, Charles E. Rot , Fred Shippee, Hartwell B. Shippee, W
 lis H. Shippee
 d Winthrop F. Short, Charles M. Smit 3. Henry H. Starkweather, Frank T. Sti
 son, Edward A Sullivan, Louis G. Sayl' l., Alcott D. Sayles, Sylvanus D. Sheldt
 William A. Shippee, James E. Smith, of M. Thompson, Alden A. Tillinghast, Oh; of A. Tillinghast Everett T. Tillingha
 William A. Whipple, Walter B. William
 Wesley Wilson, A E. Wilmington, I f. vid 4. Witter, W. D. Wood, Clayton et Wade c. c. Young, c. 4. Young, l.. m Young.
 4 Boston contractor has commene