Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-03

try faithfully during the war; ol lhe fact that some served under assumed ful member of the ministry, active in every field of church work and comes to Danielson with the promise of highly successful psstorate.
 Town Clerk Frank T. Preston said Monday that approximately 575 dogs have been registered in the town of khllngly or about the same number as last year. Mir. Preston feels that the majority of those who own dogs have complied with the law and registered the animals, though there may he a few scattering cases as is generally the rule, where owner have remained negligent.
 Through all the parishes hereabouts deep regret was expressed Monday over the death of Rev. J. H. Broderick, rector of St. Patrick's parish, Norwich, and for years pastor of All Hallows' church at Moosup In the years of his priestly la | bor at Moosup he became a familiar fig ure in the surrounding parishes, where he numbered a multitude of friends who will feel with his parishioners at St. Patricks the loss his death causes.
 The draft board of this district has
 
 the district who are listed as deserters | by the war department. Draft board members will make an effort to locate all of these men with special reference to giving them every opportunity to establish that they are improperly listed as de- serters through having served during the world war and not being officially cred. | ited therefor Less than half d dozen are or were residents of Kilingly. The list i of names is not available for publication until final investigation of the circum- ! stances surrounding each case is investi gated and report made to. the war de partment, which will make the releases of names.
 Representative F. L. Darbie said Mon day that in all probability the presen 1 legislature will have practically complet ed it's work within two weeks. After tha period it is probable that the legislatur' will recess for week before getting to l gethr to close up business and tlnall. adjourn.
 It is good news to the members o kulngly people who hold stock in tir and fabric concerns operatining tha town that the securities are showing tendency to advance in value, and thi is taken as a favorable sign of the i'm provement of that branch of industry
 Interesting plans have been worke out for the banquet of the DanielsOn Bus mess Mems Association which is planne for next week It is hoped that tn event will be the means of rejuvenatin the organization and making it an effec tive force for the general good of Daniel son and vicinity.
 On an evening this week representativ ..F are to attend 8 meeting in the paris hall at which speakers will address tn gathering relative to a Catholic commer cal college which is to be established a 1 Woonsocket,
 Mrs. E. E. Wilbur will have the mem bers of the Ladies' Aid society of tn Baptist church at her home for meet ing this (Tuesday) afternoon.
 Miss Marion D. Chollar will entertai the members of the Fortnightly club a her home on Broad street this afternoon.
 The annual meeting of the Windhar association of Congregational churches to be held here Tuesday of next week.
 Trout fishermen say that there is to much water in the brooks for effectiv fishing.
 Daniel A. Pearce of Marlboro was visitor with friends in Danielson on Mon day.
 Collector George A. Williams is receiy ing goodly sum of money due the tow for taxes and will be busy here for tn next two weeks.
 Raymond Gates has purchased sit for home at South Killingly and is { build within a few months.
 Under revised schedule effective .h month Automobile Inspector A. w. Wi Hams is to be a the probate office her from to ?. m. Fridays to issue opera prs licenses and to attend to other dutie z of his office
 The windham High school baseba team is scheduled to meet the KiIlingj . high school team here Wednesday.
 George Cook. who spent the winter Florida and Cuba, has entered the en ploy of w. s, Brown at Shepard Hi farm. near Wauregan.
 Friday of this week. is Arbor day, cit zens are being invited to plant trees ( that day in proclamation by Govern, Everett J. Lake.
 At the annual meeting of the Ea : Brooklyn fire district, Monday evenin A the following officers were elected: E- ecutive committee, J. F. Gardner J1 chairman Henry J. Burbank Arno Wild, clerk and Urea surer E. c. Babso collector Frank M Bedard, audito . David King. A mill tax was latd.
 A few days ago, very interestir meeting of the Mt Holyoke college aIur nae was held at the home of Miss Flo ence Mellish. Those present were MI - Esther A. Jacobs, Miss Caroline F. Da ielson. Mrs. l. ". Davis, Miss Adah
 Danielson, and Miss Marion D. Cholla r Miss Mildred Winship of Boston gave interesting account of the drive for t endowment fund which is to be held du : ing May.
 Rev. John Rowland, president of t Union Theological seminary of Mexi City is to give a course of lectures
 Pomona College, California, during tr month.
 Tuesday May B. has been set as ope ing date of the intensive campaign
 which the alumnae and friends of \ Holyoke college mean to complete the 5 0oo.000 the objective of their endowme fund sppeau. It is planned to have eve one of the 1000 Mt Holyoke women pa ticipate in a great series of get-togeth dinners and luDcheons to be held frc cOase to coast. The slogan is Get
 Give s3s5," and this the daughters = Mt. Holyoke mean to do by the end
 May
 The senior class of Killingly Hi
 school enjoyed a social dance in 4 5 sembly hall, Friday evening.
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