Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01

Bar Harbor are now being run through here every night as the northward rush of travel 10 Maine summer resorts reaches its height The heaviest travel northward of the entire summeD. season IS looked for at the holiday period that Is just ahead.
 The end of the month that opens to- day will bring the end of the fiscal year of the town of Killingly While the an nual reports will be awaited with inter- est, taxpayers are chiefly concerned with the hope that readjustments in prices and costs that have been going on for more than a year will permit of fixing l at least a slightly lower tax rate during | the coming fiscal year. ''We are going to Jersey to see Demp. sey Win" readB a placard on a Massachu. setts automobile. loaded with sport fans that hummed through Danielson or Thursday. As an observer remarked 'Tts great to be so certain of the flu i ture."
 At the Methodist church In Attawau i gan Thursday afternoon at o'clock Miss Margaret Caffery of that place ant Harold L. Collins of Hopkinton, R. I. were united in marriage. Miss Caffery during the school year that recent,
 
 low school in the town of Plainheld.
 Notwithstanding the many efforts mad hy the railroad company to prevent per sons crossing the tracks of the road oth CT than at crossings in the borough, ant though arrests have been made in al effort to stoD the practice which ha been checked in very material degree there are few who still persist in vio lating the restrictions
 Dealers say that sales of nrework have not been brisk to date, but the expect a rush of buying in these line today and tomorrow. Many youngster have been engaged at various odd job this week in an effort to get funds t put into a noisy demonstration of tn Fourth.
 Up to Thursday afternoon ne wor had come through from Hartford as the decision of the public utilities con missioners on the matter of srantin permits for the operation of bus lines competition with the trolley road. Al torneys representing the buses. say the have no knowledge as to when the d, cision may be expected
 Jury commissioners of windham cour ty are to meet at Putnam within the nes l few days to draw jurors for the yea beginning September l. The names 120 Killingly men are on the local lis Charles S. Hyde of Brooklyn is a men Der of the jury commission for th county.
 e Very few persons from towns in tn section of the county will witness u Dempsey Carpenter match at Jerst 7 City Saturday afternoon. There Is mut interest however, fn the outcome of tl affair.
 N The Supply company of the 1S2d a 7 tillery will drill as usual on Tuesd: evening of next week Under the ne n regulations companies of the nation 7 guard in Connecticut must have at lea 48 drills a year In the past it VI the rule to suspend drilling during u summer months, but this is no long permitted. Captain Huntingdon has pla for having the company spend some tir on the company range south of the be ough. Target practice cannot be unde taken as yet, as the company has Ii A been outhtted with rifles, though the Is plenty of ammunition at the state 2 mory here
 a Mir. and Mrs. " A. Burrows are c Q cupying their cottage, The Only One, Oakland beach, for the summer sease MT. Burrows returning here each wee end to give attention to business 2 fairs
 Today brings the opening of the ba fishing season and numbers of followe of the sport have planned to be out tr ing their luck.
 Adolph c. Gaspard of Lowell was visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 State Officer Howard E. Elliott I, here Thursday for Hartford, frsa whe he will motor to Jersey City to see t Dempsey-Carpentier match.
 The postofice will be open enfy he day hours on Monday, the Fourth, a. there will be the usual restricted def F cry service. No money order or pos, savings business Is to be transacted.
 The first ripe tomatoes grown Out doors this season in this territory na been displayed.
 King GcUrge Jacques of East K lingfy, one of this towns best knov citizens, win observe his birthday on t Fourth and hundreds of his friends v Z. wish him many hzUYy returns of t day.
 K. L. Dofbeare of Hartford was Danielson on business trip Thursday.
 John Smith. employed as night m at the Danielson garage, is in Canada . vacation trip