Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03

which major operations are now under way. Possibly the road will be sufficient ly advanced to allow traffic to pass over it practically unhampered by Brooklyn hair time, but the road builders are not ready to say that definitely as yet
 St. James, parochial school will re- open net week for another school year. This school established over a quarter of a century, is in charge of the Sisters of St. Joseph. It is expected that the registration will be in excess of 400 pupils.
 Brush cutting along the route of the new state highway to Little est on the Rhode Island morGer has been the chief l occupation during the present week Much brush has been removed preparatory to ! undertaking the grading work, which will be the next operation undertaken by the contractors.
 The Bulletins Friday morning story about the holdup of a traveling salesman on the state highway between Willimantic and Norwich gave many motorists here ahouts sense of uneasiness especiaYvy in view of the fact that the car of the holdup man bore a Massachusetts regis traitor. the border of that state being very near to this section of Connecticut
 The new law forbiddlng laundrymen to occupy part of their laundry as a place of abode will apply in one instance in DanielsOn, where such a practice has gone on for many years by Chinese Ilaundrymen.
 On some farms in KillingIy the water supply is becefing so short on account of continued lack of rain it is necessary for farmers to bring water from consid lerable distance for the use of theil lcattle.
 Frank Mailhot who has been very SC Iricusly ill at he Day Kimbal! hospita since undergoing an operation a wee; ago last Wednesday was reported Frida! as resting more comfortably and getttac awaI from the dangerous condition wkicl he has reen in.
 Rose of lima council members K. of C is to have Fig outing anI clambax X, ;o feature the Labor Day holiday period
 Mir and Mrs. Edward 'aymond of Ncv Bedford have been visitors with relat iEes iu panielson. MT. aymond. former lly resident here, is now a chief inspect or of the he2iN department and a polio office in New Bedford.
 Ar. and Mrs, Amadee Bernier are t, leave today Saturday, to spend tn holiday season with relatives in Nev Bedford.
 The temperature hit go again in Dan iolson Friday, thoroughly convincin everyone that summer is not over yet
 Principal E. R. Warren of Killingl high school will be at the school build ing again from to o'clock this (Sat Iurday) afternoon to confer relative t courses of study. The school will re c2en for the fall term Tuesday morning
 Secretary 4. F. RaIston of the Chambe of Commerce acting with the membershi committee, has sent out letters to cisiz ems who have not as yet affiliated wit the organization urging them to do st The next meeting of the chamber scheduled for Tuesday evening.
 l.. N. Dube was reported Friday a resting comfortably and in satisfactor condition at the Day Kimbal hospits in Putnam after undergoing an operatio for appendicitis Thursday.
 Miss Nellie Longo is to leave durir the coming week to enter St. Joseph hospital at willimantic, where she wi take the course of studies for nurses training.
 The sobriquet King applied to Geers W. Jacques of East Killingly by u Bohemian club of Danielson is to l parDetuatN'. A granite memorial tn; is to mark his final resting place
 Bartlett cemetery at East Killingly ar
 may the day he must use it long be d
 ferred, has the inscxiption King b fore Mir, Jacques name, and coming gel z erations will wonder as to the why's al
 wherefores of the same, so well know
 to those who today full well realize ho
 deserving he is of the appellation. - Miss Frances A. Sfverman of Ne Haven was visitor with friends
 Danielson Friday.
 The Community Service Committee 8 i Brooklyn has announced the super speci
 six reel moving pictuee. entitled T
 Great Redeemer for Sunday evenf 2 next in Unitarian Hall, at 7:3o oscloc
 The service Is public.