Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-09

the class of 1929. Kiilinsiy High school, is to take place next Friday evening at the assembly haM at Killingiy High scaiecl. Members of the class have is- sued invitations for the affair. The mu- sic is to be by HuiDphries' orchestra of Norwich.
 Under the auspices 0f the Civic fedora. tion, Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich will come to DanieIson Tuesday next to conduct another in the series of clinics l in the interest of those who are afflicted with tuberculosis or who are susceptible to the disease. The clinic wifi be held at the health station in tfe town hall building, directly beneath the postofice No charge is made to patients who come to these clinics, which have done much for numerous people in the way of re. 1 storing them to health or starting them l in that direction
 Tho select1sn hsvs decided to abandon the custom of sprinkling. streets as has been the vogue here for score of years, the cost being assessed against abutting property owners on streets sprinkled. So many complaints against the old arrange ment have been received that the decision has been arrived at to discontinue 1t eE- tirely. Those who wish to have streets sprinlled may do so if sufficient num- ber of residents of any street petition for the service Signers- of such petitions preferably should be owners of real es- tate
 | What lesIs like war on coal prices hzA been inaugurated in Danielson by the entry of 3 neE concern into this field Lower prices than have prevailed here for long time were being quoted to per sons who were being canvassed for bus mess on Friday, $15 being asked. A lot. of spring hats at greatly reduced prices are on sale at Jette and Sayaria's millinery store, today, Saturday. April g. to make room for summer stock-adv. A meeting of Dorcas Rebekah lodge was held at the lodge rooms here Friday evening.
 | Ms. A. D. Putnam of Reynolds. stree will hays members of the Ladies' Read ing circle at Ter home for meeting eT Monday afternoon.
 ' Henry ". Bsbsen has returned hert from Winter Haven. Florida. where h' spent delightful winter season. MT
 Rahson Is in splendid health. 'I Arthur c. Lever of Providence was
 visitor with friends in Danielson Fri
 day.
 The body of Catherine Walsh. who diet
 in Providence will be brought here to day (Saturday) for burial in St. James cefGGl6ry. 6IfS EOFltSTty was FeSloen of this town.
 Daniel L. Birmingham, 74, formerly resident of Danielson, died recently fin
 hospital at Minneapolis where he hal
 been making his home for years. Mir
 Birmingham leayss hs wife and thre sons.
 Rev. Nj. S. Stocking is at Providenc
 attending the Southern New Englan, conference of the Methodist Episcopa Ashurch.
 I Mrs. 4. c. Greene will have member
 ef the W. c. T. U. at her home on Nortl
 Main street for a meeting Tuesday af
 ternoon.
 Stories are coming in of quantities c
 dandelions being picked for greens
 The new brick battery room for tn
 Danielson and Plainfeid Gas and Elec Uric company is nearly completed, cppo 1 site Mechanic street at the plant of tn Standard Oil company.
 l Road oil is expected here for use O state highways in Killingly and Brook lgn.
 Membc1s of the Pentecostal church ar ito hold a Service ct the homo of EdWa4 Peabody, in the Valley district near Eas