Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Y concerns, which Ark the prime source of the town's industyial and business prosperity, would operate adversely to the towns best interests would tehd to discourage development of the plants and keep other industries from locating here Many of the towns taxpayers are as far apart as the poles in their opinions IS to how heavily the textile and other manufacturing corporations of the town shoulud be assessed. so it will be a source ot satisfaction to both sides to have the opportunity to learn what the courts eventually will say about the mat ter
 Lucky gentlemen purchasers get a Durham Ddplex razor today at Nose the Druggist. the Rexall stofe.--adY. Funeral services fer Andrew M. 1 Crutnley were held Friday at Ii o'clock at St. Alban's church, Rev. Albert Jep- l including representa- lives of the iecal 1 lodges of Masons and Odd Fellows at- tended. Burial was in Oak Hill eeme- l teFy, Woonsoeket. Members of Quine. i hAug lodge of odd Fellows acted as bearers. L. E. Kennedy was the funeral 1 dirsctSf.
 Relieving is the programme fer th< institute to be held under the ausPices | of the Windham County Sunday Scheo asteisti6h Sunday at the Congregations church in Wauregan, with afternoon and | evening sessions: l !, Voluntary; s.ss, devotional. Rev l Mary Maconber of Central Village; y.3o address. The Call of the Teacher, Rev Paul R. Stevik, of Meosup $50, reports business and offering: 40. special pres entation a (s) Conserving Results of Childrsn's Week, Miss Frances ". Dan ielson; tH) The State Convention, Wal lace I. Weodin: 4.45. hymn; 4.so. con ference; (a) Chfidrens Division. leader | vision, leader, Mrs. Stevens; (c) General leader, Mir Woodin $50. interrnisslon basket lunch, coffee will be served.
 Evening, presiding Rev. John R. Pratt $50, devotional, Cecil L. Butler, 0 Piainfield $50. business; 7.O5, hymn I7.1e. address. The Young Peoples Di vision orsanized for Service. Mrs. Cor, Downs steyens! 7;5o. music: TO. ad dress, Practical Aspects of Suhda, | School Work, James l.. Case, of Nor | WIoh {, hymn and benediction. At this weeks msetinE of DAhielsoI 1 chapter of the Eastern Star for whist 1 there were s1 tables of players. Firs 1 honors for the ladies were won by Mrs l c. W. Hale ard first honors for th, | gentlemen by Nnton Cleveland. Tn i consolation honors went to Mrs. A. D
 
 nittee of arrangements was made II Of Mrs. L. 8. Ingalls,, chairman, Mrs Frederic o. Huntington and Mrs. Mabe Jennings. The whist netted Ss5 and va successful in every respect.
 Helen Emerson, Whe Was injured re gently when she bacame entangled in belt at the Farnsworth-Pinney mill i Central Village was reported Friday t
 be progressing toward recovery. He
 escape from being fatally injured is cor
 sidered remarkable.
 | The>Ladies' Aid society of the Baptis
 church successfully conducted foot
 sale Friday afternoon at Gallup Broi
 and Lindner's.
 Additional scenes in A Romance c Danie1son were filmed Friday afternooi 'i The picture will show action scenes various parts of Danielson. e The Windham Hikh School team { | Willinantic will come here next Wednes
 day, May I, for game with Killingl High School team. Progress is being made on the reeef
 structicn work, being done at the Dye
 dam plant of the Connecticut cempan which was damaged last year by ser ous w4shout.
 Eawats Riley, a, died Thursdas night at the home of his son, Patrlcl
 who is the postmaster at Dayviife. M
 Riley was a native of Ireland but fe
 more than half . century had been
 resident at Kiilingiy and for years cor
 ducted a farm Nd was night wstchina
 at a mill in Elmviile He leaves hi son. PatriIl. and the following daughter
 Mrs. Mary KeeEan, of Providence, MH Ann Adams Mrs. Isabelle Gilleran an
 Miss Elizabeth Riley all of Central Vi
 lage. Young people of Sunday schools of tt