Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-18
DANIEiSON AND PUTNAM NEVIS

the Lenten season which the majority of the people are observing in greater or lesser degree of restriction, that came with the opportunity to dance at the St Patrick's night social at the state arm ory. the first affair given by the members of the newly organized supply company, c. N. c. Music was the Fidelity orchAs- tra of Worcester. assisted by Andrew Vichoi and partner, musicians of ezcep tional ability.
 While there was some reserved criti- cism of what town expenditures have mounted to, by some pf those who were present at the adjourned annual town meeting, the talk did not reach to the extremes that some had anticipated judging from the street talk prior to the meeting No special etfort was made to pare down any item as prepared by town officials. The rate of 21 1-2 mills will be sufficient to raise approximately 1l40.- 900, which will be sufficient to pay the bills of the town as set North in the es- inmates that haye been adopted and leave a small margin that may go. toward the reduction of the town indebtedness.
 Miss Elizabeth Francis, patient at the Day Kimball hospital, where she was operated upon for appendicitis last week, remailed so i'll during Thursday, that the matter of a second operation was under consderatbon Miss Francis is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Francis of Main street
 The 1rst of the brush fires of the spring season were noted Thursday An area near the railroad just above the northern border of Killingly was burned , over. but no damage of serious nature caused.
 Next week which will be Holy week, at St. James church the usual services for this period of the penitential season will be carried out, with series of spe- cial services Good Friday and Easter Saturday.
 It is estimated that the cost to Kfling- ly for caring for it's outside poor during the present year will be in excess of s12.- 900. It is believed that the figures for this item of the towns expense will be practically double what it has been in any other year notwithstanding the exer- else of every legitimate effort to hold il down. However several thousand dol l lars of this expense will in a measure bs offset by the small amount of money the town hSs been required to spend this win ter for snow removal as compared with tb<k> item of expense during the severe winter of 1919-2J
 It win not be pleasant news to KiIllnk. | iy buyers to learn that there is little 1 likelihood of hard coal prices going much lower for year. according to present l predictions than they are at present 1 Fifty cents ton 6-ep by July is the only l consolation there is in sight for the house l holder who would like to hear of lower prices on this class of fuel.
 l A plan is under consideration for . DO lice signalling s: stem to be installed il l the borough. T9tis matter has been un l der consideration for some time and <
 favored because it will make possfbl 1 for people who live out of the bushes ] sec<;on the getting in touch very quick. I with an officer if one be needed.
 A fire that broke cut Thursday morn | ing at the Duhamel shop, of Cottag
 street. was extinguisbed by a bucke l brigade that was quickly organized ans 1 no call was sent in for the fire depart ment. The fire, starting from near { 1 forge. ate it's way up to the roof of tn structure before the blaze could be ex tinguished.
 KiIlingly High school is to close Thurs
 day of next week for the Easter recess as high school students had no vacation recently when the grade schools wer
 closed for a week. Members of tn
 junior class held a social at the schcc
 following Thursdays session.
 There was largo gathering of paE
 ishioners Thursday evening at the mill