Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08

Der 1st, in honor of their tooth anniver- sary.-adv.
 GurdOn E. withey, veteran fox hunt CT, reported the first kill of the season thursday morning. Out where they run. before daylight. he waited about until there was sufficient light to see and soon thereafter his dog had found a trau and was soon in full cry. Mir. Withey was nome with his fox and ready for break fast before many Danielson people had read their morning papers,
 group of citizens interested ,r things to be observed about town st6od and contemplated the growth of the au- tomobile industry when they saw a car Witn New York registration in excess f or 100000 parked in front of the Phoenix block Thursday morning. Inei- oentally, Connecticut cars carving res: istration plates with numbers in eYcess of 11s,Oo0 have been seen hereabouts this week. All of which goes to prove that the country is in hard straits and no one has any money-perhaps.
 F. J. Arrisan apbeared in the role of nre-nghter, Thursday morning, when he rushed across from his place of bus mess in Union street to- the home of Frank Perreault and put out a small fire that originated in g. peach basket near the kitchen stove Three members of the Perreault household received slight burns in trying to extinguish the fire.
 pr. o. 0. Sharpe Is slowly .reraaninx strength at the Day Kinball hospital in Putnam, where he has been a patient for many weeks following, an accident in which he suffered a broken hip. Dr. Sharpe was able to stand up and bear jOnf <Is s,.---,
 A pair of horses engaged on grading work where new home Is being built for William M. Franklin, Broad street, toppled off an en1bankment with the tip cart to which they were attached Thurs day afternoon and were unscrambled and set right again after some difficult ty.
 Members of tho Channber of Gem. merce have approved the suggestion of Walter Anderson that they purchase railroad tickets in script book form at the Danielson station in order that this place may get the benefit of the passen- ger business originating here, matter that will aid Danielson when it seeks improvements or concessions from the railroad company. Mrs. James GartiAnd is prosrassIua satisfactorily at the Day Kinbau hos. pital in Putnam, where she was taken after falling and breaking her leg al her home on School street a week ago. Freshmen who have entered Killingly | High school this week-and the class !. l an unusually large one-have been | subjected to mild and good natured haz ] ing by some of the upper ciassmen. | The weather continues to prove so un i certain, it has been definitely decided t hold the annual outing and elamDaki | nf fbn R0Ia nsov, Il. e-Y- where shelter is available in case of storm and is guarantee against inter i ruption of the dinner by tsorm. 1 Present prices of foodstuffs and othe l essentials being 50 high, any talk abou | further reduction of wages in any Tn 1 meets with animosity of workers in thi l territory. As things are today and a i they wiu prospectively be this winter an advance in wages is actually needet by many workers who are having din culty in making ends meet
 II Members of Dorcas Rebekah lodg have a meeting scheduled for this GET:
 day) evening
 Mrs. Walter. Card of Spring stree will have, the members of the Woman
 Missionary society of the Baptist churc
 at her home for meeting this CFriday
 afternoon.
 Sheriff and Mrs. Charles B. Aver an MISS Edna Aver will motor to North
 field Sunday to visit relatives. The annual flower and vegetable shol
 at East Killingly is scheduled for mex
 week.
 In the absence of the rector, Rev A
 bert Jepson, the services at St. Alban
 church Sunday will be in charge of Sid
 ney P. Marland, lay reader, who ais
 will have charge of the afternoon ser vice at Trinity church, Brooklyn.
 Goodyear's postponed Labor ay-fiel
 day program Is to be carried out Satul
 day afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Medbury Is at Jamaac. tv to visit her brother for the next tw months.