Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-27

then forgotten until after the shoes had been sent away. The money was safe in it's hiding place when the time to ex- tract it came.
 Schools of KiIIingly, including the high school, will be closed on Friday of this week to permit teachers to attend some one of the teachers conventions to be held at different points throughout the state. The majority of Killingly's teach CTS will attend the convention at Nor wich.
 William McDermott, who is making his headquarters at Grand Rapids. Mich, while representing firm by which he is employed in that section. writes that business in that part of the country has been slow but is showing material i'm provernent at the present time. Temple bands, Arab patrols, floats and other attractions will feature the Shrin- CTS parade in which body of local men will participate at Norwich Saturday af- ternoon Numbers of spectators from Danielson have planned to see the pa rade.
 For the first time this season, Jack Frost laid an icy hand on all of this ter ritory Wednesday, morning when, at [ o'clock. the mercury in the registering | thermometer at the Woodward store showed IS degrees above zero and this mark was duplicated at number sof places in town. Ice of the thickness of half dollars formerly 50 plentiful gath cred on small pools of water
 ]. Scores of people were at the Congre- gational church vestry Wednesday at noon to partake of a nexcenent harvest dinner, fall feature at the church. | Remarkably well maintained interest and constantly increasing attendance mark the progress of the mission being conducted by Rev. F. T. Ledwith, M S., of Hartford, for the English-speaking people of St. James parish. l There will be 2, drill of the members of the Supply company, 1s2d field artil- lery, at the state armory this (Thursday) 1 evening. This will be the first of the ] Thursday night drills. Hereafter the company is to drill two evenings each Tuesdays and Thursdays. Potatoes, shipped in here in carload lots, were being offered Wednesday for $1.65 per bushel.
 A meeting of the Killingly local of the New England Milk Producers associa- ton IS scheduled to be held here on the l is to be hel dat Brooklyn on the after. noon of Nov. '.
 Many of .Killingly's dog owners are clamoring for the removal of the ouaran. tine against dogs. which has been ir force since early in August. and what is l true in Killingly also is true in Brook lyn, where the quarantine also is beine enforced
 There is prospect of adjustment during l the present week in the case of William A. Burrows vs. Frank A. Davis relatiy, to property sale on Railroad square the matter recently receiving the atten
 ton of the superior court.
 Work on construction of dwelIin.
 houses on Franklin street is being rush
 ed that they may be closed in before req
 cold weather arrives
 One would be surprised to know th.
 exact number of Killingly motorists wh,
 are carrying revolvers in their cars a
 the present time, it is said The weapon
 are made part of an auto kit as pro
 lection against holdups that are becom
 ing altogether too numerous. though thi
 particular territory has been very free Q
 such happenings.
 Copies of the bogus Fourth degree K
 or c. oath that has been exposed for wha 1t is-anti-Catholic propaganda-so man,
 times that it seems everyone should kno7 l of it's origin and nature are being circu
 lated in Danielson coming through tn
 mails from Washington it is said. It i
 represented as appearing in the Con
 gressionaI Record, but no explanation
 comes witE the circular to state the cir
 cumstances under which it appears there
 in nor that it has been officially brande,
 as an outrageous fraud, intended to ap
 peal to bigotry and foment dissension.