Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-11

producing butter at the rate of 2s pounds in days. A. two-years old COW is pro- ducing 50 pounds of milk a day and 8 pounds of butter in 7sdays
 These figures are indicative, r. Brown points out, of thes value of keeping high grade cows. which return much higher profits than do what are generally known as scrubs or animals of indifferent grade
 House Resolution 4sa. intredsced By Attorney R. |. Darbie one of Killingly's 1 representatives, is one in which the people of this town will have very special in- terest until it is reported out of commit tee and finally passed upon by the legiS- lature. This resolution provides for the construction of an urgently needed part Of astrunk line highway in this town. on the route to the Rhode Island border at Little Rest. In importance as an ar | tery of travel in use for more than a. century, it far transcends any other state road building project pending in towns in this section of the gtate. With the trolley line to Providence, with which city | Danielson and surrounding towns do. scores of thousands of dollars worth of business each year. being torn up the Little Rest route is the one needed for the motor trucks that will do the freight l ing hereafter Danielson has waited Gen Eyears for the completion of this road provided for in the original draft of trunk line highways for Connecticut.
 At his horne at Elnaville. Thursdsy aA noon, funeral services for William H. .Sayles were conducted by Rev. Walter I B. Williams of the weSneld Congrega- ] tional church. The service and funeral was private. The bearers were Walter Sayles, James E. Saves, sons Of Mir Sayles, Earl Hopkins of Worcester and I AR was in Westfeld cemetery. Louis E. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements. There were many beautt- ful floral pieces.
 The tuberculosis clinie that was to have been held here Tuesday by pr. Hugh Baird Campbell of Norwich, but was postponed, is to be held Tuesday of next week at the health station in the town hall building at SS0 o'clock, Miss Miriam Boomhower, visiting nurse, said Thursday.
 Motion picture exhibitors from Daa- ietson and other towns in this part of the state were at Hartford Thursday to appear in opposition to the measure pro- viding for the repeal[ of the act under which picture shows are permitted on Sundays.
 r. First seiectm4n John A. Gilbert k seeking payment to the town for damage caused by land owner who cut down
 four splendid oak trees that were grow I ing beside highway outside the boun-
 dary lines of property owned by the man. I C.. company, state guard will be mus
 tered out next Tuesday evening by Cao- tain A. P. Woodward, who has been as-
 signed to the work.
 : Captain F. 70. Huntington said Thurs
 day afternoon that S4 recruits for the i Supply company being organized here
 have been obtained.
 Miss Anna Richmond of Academy I street is confined to her home by an at-
 tack of, humps.
 Mrs W. II. Judson entertained mem ] bers of the Thursiay Afternoon Whist
 club at her hpTe. on Academy street Over 100 Kilhgly people were. at. Put
 nam Wednesday. evening to. see Killingly
 High win remarkably hard overtime
 basketball game from Putnam High
 school, team. ytsx John c. Reval of Newark, \. J.. Is vis- ting friends in Danielson for few days. r~s
 Highest honors at .Killingty High
 School for the third ranking period, De cen1ber and January, follow :s
 Juniors :. Ruth, Adams. Perle Burdick
 Lucille Downs; Amy Potter.
 Sophomor es:. Elbise. Babson, .Ethe Congdon, Mary Elliott, Mary Geer, Jane Paine, 1rr,a Perry Emily Plke. ,., Freshmen Amy Wei1s, Mildred Wild, Honars-seniors: Airline Anderson, AT
 line Bapson. Ruth. Franklin, IsabeH
 Heath Katherine Henauit, Catherin
 Higgins. GeorGe Lariv:ere. Katherine Me
 Gorty, Eunice. Pike, Charlotte Redd, Mary Walsh.
 Juniors: Helen AIyward, Harry Bael Paul Bitgood. Thelma Bruce, Frankli
 Crosby, Aurore Forcier, Helen Hopkin,
 Jerome Keech. Elsie Pate. clifford Snitl
 Arthur Tilinghast, Leo Viens.
 Sephomores: Pauline Bouliane, MT dred BurEs, Ray Johnson. Lawrence Xii
 patrick. Theodore Sirnoneau, Ernestin Stocking,i Richard Varney. ,f Freshmen: Anita Berthieume, Le Bousquet. John Boys, Margaret Burton ! Elizabeth Caffrevt Floyd Codding, Edwi k Downs. Leslie Downs, Elizabeth Frar
 cis. Paul Gareau, Doris Hope. shirle ] Ja ckson.
 Albert E. Rednnan has bought out E E .1.-l. -t--. nE[