Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-01

on Mechanic street, Rev. w. b. Will Hams of the Congregational church of ficiating. Burial was in Westfield cem- etery. Military henors were accorded the young soldier who died of wounds received in action in France in Octo- Der, 1918, during the Argonne drive. He was, amember of Company F. 40Sth infantry, 77th division. Members of Leo J. D'Homrne post, American legion act ed as bearers and, as an escort.
 More passengers, it would seem. were riding on the trolley cars Satur- day than at any week end ill the past two years. Elimination of The buses from regular schedule uf travel has served to turn the bulk of the traffic oyer to tie trolley road: East Hl'!ingly people particularly gave the trolley line suod patronage Saturday and at times the one-man car on this line was vel filled. However, there Were sonc trips Were mill workers turned down the trolleys cold, for bus that was waiting to take them home, at their request
 Irving Coon of Providence was a wis., itor here aturday with his father Row i land Coon, of the West Side. Nearly score of A. T. and T. men will begin making their Headquarters at South Killingly this week They are 
 will be in this territory throughout the winter
 Miss Mary Jane Wood is visiting friends in Woonsocket for few days
 Extra sections of the Bar. Harbol i express were run through here at ths week end to accommodate the heavy travel just before the opening Of Au- gust, the vacation month. During Sun, day strings of empty Pullman car were run back to New York to talk, care of the travel that will flow t, Maine for the next few days.
 Excellent sweet corn from farms il this vicinity has made it's appearance l in the local market and some seer Sunday was being sold at 35 cents pe dozen. Strawberries, native grown ~wer, being offered here Saturday at 50 cent box.
 4 county Sunday school eonventio, | is to be held in Brooklyn October 10 and will be attended by representative of churches from every part of tn county. An, interesting program is bein, prepared and the list of speakers vii include some of the well known preach CTS of southern New England.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. P. Woodward hay returned from. a vacation spent at Rhode Island shore point.
 Mrs. Waiter Card of Spring stree will have the members of the Hel One Another class Of the Baptis church at her home fer a meeting Fri day afternoon.
 Registrars of the town of Killingl have a meeting scheduled fer thi week to revise and perfect the roll voters. They will meet again on Fr day of next week.
 Miss Gladys Lilly of Hartford visiting her uncle, Curtis Wheller
 A committee of ten, Edward Hz chairman has been appointed to nal
 arrangements for the annual Old Hon
 day exercises to be held at South Xxi , lingly on Labor Day. Lester Wheel,
 and Henry Tewgood have been namt as committee to make arrangemen
 for music on the day.
 Henry A. Bates, of Prfvidence, gpel
 Sunday with friends in Dan1elson.
 Lester shippas, q sea4e bank exami,
 CT, formerly with the Windham Coul
 ty National Bank here, sailed Saturdf for France He is to visit the ar, I where he was located while overse; l with the American forces during ii |. world war. Mir, Shippee, who is q. pas engeT on the Chicago, will be abse
 about month.
 tatnah v. PrTneesNse president
 the Hartford -Connecticut Trust con pany, of7Hartford. has been named as member of the stockholders protecti committee of the Kelley Tire and Ru Der company in DanieIsen and Vicini and hundreds scattered through t state.
 Frederick Shaw of Fitchburg is he
 visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mi
 William Shaw of the West Side. / Telepi1one service was upset on nur . bers of lines Sunday afternoon, as t
 result of the electrical storm, one
 a series that have kept the Them | on the jump making repairs for t
 past month