Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-12

I, today Saturday conducting an auc-
ton sale
Henry J.. Denning Of Providence was
a visitor with friends in Danielson on
Friday.
Special meeting. K. of C., Sunday,
1880 a. m. Business Of importance to
be transacted. Full attendance request
ed.-adv
Next Friday evening brings the annual
borough caucus for the nomination Of Of
icers for the ensuing year
The second in a series of stereopticon
lectures on contemporary religions is to
be given Sunday evening at the Westfield
Congregational church.
Rev. Wolcott Linsley, rector OF the
Church of the Redeemer, at Webster,
will be the Lerten preacher at st. Al
bans church Thursday evening next.
Special for today: Blackstone and Mu-
rat cigars, 10 cents Many candy spe-
Gals. Nose the Druggist, The Rexall
store-acv
Members of the Ladies' Sewing circle
of st. Alban's church are to meet Friday
afternoon with the Misses Young of North
Main street.
Mrs. A. c. Greene viii have the mem
bers of the Ladies Grading circle at her
home for meeting Monday afternoon.
William II. Tyler, dead at his home in
Putnam, was for years resident of Dam
ielson and at one time was proprietor of
a store on lower Furnace street, opposite
Prince street
Mrs. Pearl Kennedy, who is taking .
course in nursing at Pawtueket hospi-
tai, is the guest for few days Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Wood of Academy street.
John Dunn of Bridgeport was a visitor
here Thursday with his mother, Mrs. ].
, j. Dunn of North Main street.
The gOino fo Putnaun af RahArf
Boys of Goodyear will cause a vacancy
on the Kilingly town school committee,
of which Mr.. Boys is a member.
Captain A. P. Woodward was at Nor
wich Thursday evening to muster out the
members of the hospital unit Of the
Third regiment State guard
| The Larkin Reed company is one Of the
On new orders, another indication Of the
rapidly reviving textile industry.
A nifty little item in KiIIingIy's budget
! for the current year is that of $55s9.5s
to pay county tax. The county's reve-
nues did not equal its expenditures last
| year. as used to be the case in some
| years that are gone. One reason for the
heavy county tax this year is the decided
drop in revenues at the county jail, which
| formerly showed a profit. The state tai
1 that Killingly will have to pay this veal
amounts to only $500.
Brooklyn grange has taken action Il
formally protest against the daylight saw.
| ing schedule that the N. Y, N. H. 6 H
R. R. company has announced that it in
tends to put into effect on Sunday, March
! 81. A copy of the protest is to be for
warded to the general offices of the, com
pany at New Haven. Speaking for tn,
grange Thursday afternoon Z. c. BabsoI
said that the grange had received a let
tier from the company in which its inten
| ton relative to changing the train SEIZED
ules was included and asking the grang
to cooperate. The answer to this appea
! for cooperation is a protest against Tn
plan, which the members Of Brooklyn
grange feel is Injurious and detrimen
/ to the farmers-and many in this vicinit!
who are not grangers feel exactly thu
same way about it, public sentiment in
dicates.
Incidentally, Mr.. >Ba5son mentioned. a
indicating how Brooklyn grange is -four
ishing, that nine members were initf4te'
at this weeks meeting Of the organiza
ton.