Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
DANTELSON

Rev. Sherrod Soule, chaplain of the Connecticut senate and well known in this part o< the state. is to give the ser mon at a Sunday afternoon service at the Congregational church at South Kilingiy. The South Killingly band will play for the singing at this ser vice, which Is public. Rev. MT. Soule also will preach at the Congregational church in Danielson at the Sunday morning service ana in the evening at the Danielson church will give an illus trated lecture, Around Among the Aliens.
 KHIinrIy High schools fdotbau team is scheduled to appear here this (Sat- urday) afternoon in it's first game of Inc season and a team representing the New London Vocational schooi will fur nish the opposition. This will be the first football game in which Killing iy High school team has appeared in years A score of years ago football was one of the adopted sports at K. H. s.. but it lost its vogue and has not been of interest to athletic teams of the schools for years past only in an -1cdcgstal way. This years revival will '' watched with interest by former stu dents and players. many of whom know what it Is 10 line up against a heavier and more experienced team and to take the treatment that goes with such a combination. The sport, while strenu- cus is valuable in many way1.
 Pupils l1 the Beginners, Primary and Junior departments will take part on Sunday in Rally day exercises to be held at the Congregational church The program is to begin at 11.5O. Promo reF- part Ct the Rally Day exercises.
 Contractors who gre building the =l-e highway to Little Rest have made good progress during the present week, though held up by rain during a part 1- Wednesday. Grading is now in full swing and visitors who have gone over % Er71ect the work have been agreeably surprised at the amount of work ac- couulshrd with the steam shovel, a few teams and a comparatively small force Ct men who are on the job Fa- F'rable comment is being made on the manner i1 which the route of the new highway is being widened. What was roush, narrow and torturous road tc negotiate is being given the breadth and grade common to Connecticut's new state highways as will be required as the route will be one of the main ar t-ri0s 'of travel in this part of the state and part of a main trunk line From Providence to Hartford.
 Herewith is presented the estimate of trs EiIir-Iy town school committee ot tle expense Of maintaining the schools during tho present fiscal year The net Amount estimated to be required for schools is S61.S25.10, and to this is t7 ho added the net estimates of the s-ectuen for maintaining other depart r7r-s or the town-S49.f6895. a total for -1 departments of the town oi 51IIc9fo5:
 Teachers and surrevisor's wage, sts-5o2, janttcr and cleaIt.ng S3.5Oo, l-e- Sa,aoo. supplies and stationery S--Sl0. books s1.5O0. music s1.30O transportation S3,3oo, repairs and fur ritura S2.5oo. insurance $500, misceIla rc0Us 5000. Total s6S9O0.
 Estimated Roceipts-From state a Sa per pupil S2 so0 from town deposi -u1l SS3s.s5. tuition s2200 state fo supervisor S640.oA, miscellaneous $50 S-.074.ao. Estimated net cost s61.s25. 11
 With wage cats already experience end others iE prospect, hundreds O h-ing'r people who are wage earn er7 ara viewing with alarm the presen upward tendency of living costs. Tbi applies particularly to food costs, whic must he met every day. The rule an piles tho country over, as well as i Dan.e.so0. but it is none the less re Ere--ed on that account For many in Gall and winter prospect is not at al encouraging nor is it conducive f a happy frame Of mind As an in stance. eTE9 were quoted at 64 cents dozen F-llas
 The boTy Of Frank coAey. who me death by elecFT0cdTion at Somerswortl E- H.. Wednesday evening. arrived her Friday and was taken by Undertake Martin ?. Burns to the home of Nil -1Aev's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jame