Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-29
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widow of James F. Hopkins, died sud- denly at her home at Hopkins Mills, where she had been living alone. With in an hour before her death Mrs. Hop kins, whs apparently was in good health, had been out waking about the, grounds of her home. A telephone message rel ative to her illness brought her son, John and his wife out from Providence before Mrs. Hopkins passed away. She was born at- Hopkins Mills and had been a resident there all her life.
 -, Funeral < services fer Mrs. Maria. S. Pontola. who died in Foster, were con ducted at the undertaking rooms of A, F. Wood in Mechanic street by Rev. Mar win S Stocking, pastor of rthe Methodist church. Burial was in Westheld cenae tery. Relatives acted as bearers.
 Whats the matter with the dog own CTS of Killingly? Up to late Thursday afternoon only, 175 dogs had been reg istered with Town Clerk F. T. Preston. who estimates that $50 dogs are owned within the town It seems that approd- mateiy 50 per cent of the owners are going to take the limit of time this year before paying the annual fee on the anil mals.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver said l Thursday morning that there are more bound-over prisoners at Brooklyn jail ] or out under bond awaiting trial at the May term of the Windham county super 1 for court for the consideration of cases on the criminal list than at any other one time in years There are nearly 4G leases on the criminal list for the May I term, and those who are accused have provided varied list of business for the court to consider
 | Remember! Today and Saturday tho Star Bakery is putting out Quality bread l at 1S cents and that on each day ont loaf will contain s2.5o gold piece. Yor may be lucky and get gold-pece loaf l-adv
 Members of the Danielson Supply company of the mobile artillery regimen are going into camp this summer a Camp Devens. The exact date has no been announced and may be either il June or August Some of the companie of the regiment are to make the tril overland. while others will go by train
 Billets already have been picked out a
 Devens for use of the commands. Only few of the big guns assigned to the reg
 rnent will be taken to. Camp Devens
 for the long range section of, the can tonment is not available for target prac Ftice now. It is believed that the hi | for firing later.
 As yet the local company has not bee , equipped with uniforms or rifles. no ' Is Captain F. O.. Huntingdon informed a to when this equipment is to be expected
 Vine R. Franklin. of McGregor Eos G.. A. R., has announced a meeting fo f Saturday at which representatives of pa t-iotic organiza tions are expected | come together and make plans for tr V fitting observance of Memorial day. M Franklin is very anxious that all ps I t-iotic organizations be represented F = this meeting, which is to be held at ( . A. R. hall.
 l, Thursday evening. as feature r Children's week, churches of the borouc - had parents meetings at. which, wor c done in the church schools. was exhibi l. cd and instructive talks given. Satu 1t day afternoon will bring communit e parties for the children and Sunday pa
 ents will attend sessions of Sunda t schools where their children are recei j. ing their religious education.
 Mrs. C. T. Thayer. Miss Katherine y Thayer and Aylvard Thayer of Putna J. visited with relatives in Danielson
 Thursday.
 r. A number of brush fires, none of whi, if attained dangerous proportions. we l. reported in territory hereabouts Thur l. day. IS The police are warning motorists tn V. they must not drive their cars rapid l. through sstreets in the business sectio II l.. C. Hatton of Pawtucket was a wis Tn tor Thursday with friends in Danie ss son. ct The wolf robe that was lost by E S. ward Mcbride was not stolen when T. fell off the dash of the carriage in whi ss he was riding, at Elmvilie V . nesda m but was picked un by, a repul..b ble ci le zen of the West Side who happened T. be passing In his car and saw no, 0 re to whom the robe might belong T d. robe will be returned to MT. McBriC ne who was quickly notified. as soon as t III ownership was discovered.
 Apple trees are beginning to bioc sh all through this territory, the howeri
 period being two weeks earlier tn a usual
 There are 18S. names of service m CT on the bronze tablet affixed to the sh; 1g erected to them by the members of
 Haliows' parish at Moosup.
 Many Danielson taxpayers are calf
 on Collector George A. Williams at l
 office in the town hall building to pay
 amounts they owe the town of Killi1 ne ly.
 -' The Pansade kennels, with locatiC o- at East Killingly and at Rosedale 'o' l.. are said to be the largest breed of police dogs in the United States a m each year handle hundreds of these a mals
 1is Petty thieving continues to irrit;
 people in various sections of the to7 on and anything of value that happens M. be left where it can be taken is apt re- be missing.
 as- On the West Side, where scores q family gardens are planted. each ye gardeners are making ready to pla in- Last year many families met their ve
 table requirements for the year if ng their gardens. the majority of wh
 were on land the use of which ' ice given free by the uineQbaug compar
 Many local business houses are aSe ing no chances on being hit by a (
 shortage next fall and winter or W ing ing for lower prices. but are having u
 bins filled now. Hundreds of tons
 coal have been put out here during 'ne month.
 ok. Adelaide RainvilIe has leased the
 ough farm on lower Dyer street for a riod of five years and is to occupy
 place and conduct farming operation ThaPsday afternoon at o'clock,