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

KiIlingly high school will open it's
Basketball season today (Monday) with
eTourtellotte Memorial High school team
!of North GrosvenordaIe appearing here
Nor the first league game Of the sea-
Hon- The Killingly team has been at
practice for the past two weeks and is
respected to make a good showing in the
Initial contest.
Mrs. Catherine Flynn Corcoran, wife
hos John Corcoran, died Saturday night
hst their home in Dayville. Mrs. Corco-
kan had been a resident in Dayvills for
many years. She leaves her husband.
three daughters. Mrs. Bernard Moran,
5irs. John Ryan. Miss Mary and a son,
James, all Of Dayville.
Eva DevflIez, Is months old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Leon Devillez. is dead
szt their home on She West Side.
Unexpected release of $4,000 in Thrift
club funds by the Danielson Trust
company Saturday gave a sharp boost
10 business throughout the boIbugh
and brought feeling Of joyousness to
the several hundred persons who re-
ceivsd checks. which were not expected
until this week. Trade was materially
better in Danielson on Saturday than
on any day for a month past. record
ing to reports from various sources.
While splendid progress has been
made in clearing up storm damage to
The telephone system in the northern
part OF this county during The past twa
weeks and communication is now posi-
bic with about all points. It is expected
that complete cleanup will not be
made until nearly spring. There is 4
great deal Of detail repair work to be
done and weeks wiz be required to dis
pose Of T.
The cast Of the play. Mrs. Temple
Telegram. to he given this week by the
senior class Of Killingly High school IS
rnado Up Of Clinton II. Stevens, Helen
F07'-!ns Lucille L. Downs Harry Z.
Back. Jr.. Puth L. adams. Franklin D.
Crosby. Arthur P. Tillinghast, Amy W.
Potter, Lee Ii. N.ens.
Read Witter Bros adv. on classified
advertising page today relative to sale
o. household goods. farming tools, live
stock. 20 be held AZ the Jossph w. War
-ea place in Mashentuck.-adv.
Members who have affiliated with the
grange during the year are to give the
program at this evenings meeting Of
k-llingly grange in Elects hall. The
occasion viii be- know as Infants
Might
DIR. Hugh l. Campbell, of Norwich,
VIII be AZ the health sta ton IN the town
hall building Tuesday morning at $50
- conduct q clinic iu the interest Of
those who are III with tuberculosis or
who tea~ that thew may develop the dis
ease Consultations and examinations
are w'-hou. charge 20 the patients the
clinics being arranged through the Civic
federation.
An increase In circulation cf boo d
tss Seen noted by those m charge al
ths public library. During sentember.
October ana November the number Of
Books issued varied from month 10
month from o12S 10 257o. An mcroas-
has been noted I'm the number &C resi-
Gents holding library cards.
The breaking down Of hund-o6- oe I'll
ephoa raud telegraph poles throughout
ibis territory has boosted business FOL
The lumber Manufacturers in furnishnc
new su1nly The wire service COM
penies ALWAYS carry a considerable stool
~ s7are poles. hut no such greet guam
tity rs has been used " during the pas
-vo week.
Following are the newly elected mem
hers OF TIE Club Sociale President
Miss aNIry jan Dubois: vice president
Miss Lena Roberge. secretary. Mis-!
Beatrice Navnar1 treasurer. Miss Cor;
Lsrivie-e amusement committee Mrs
Martin Burns. Miss tna7da Bernier
Cec.la Regis Lena RoberCo. Riarch
Bousquet Edna Preau't Rose rAnac
Alice Caron. Bertha Narots and PR
REGIS. The club has 2 Christmas socia
planned for this week
The famous cp~ry '"y-hv 5c=s he
cross the road?" Is fae' heir~ d'z~lara
bv--the equally irtorest-r- "v--~ doe
person walk i7 The et~7-s ws-' Their
ar good Sidewalks m ai-Far si1e9"