Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-04
DANIELSON

Ws1la-n Henry Pray. so. died sudden
" Friday afternoon at Eat Killingly, col
llpsing and falling over dead in the wagon
IN which re hal male a trip TO Danielson.
Just as he had arrived at the place to
watch he was returning the horse Mr..
Pray rad been in Danielson to purchase d
Dad o. grain. He had made the trip,
reached his home on the return. unloaded
ne grain and had driven the horse back
% ne Shippee place from which he had
cotatned X, when he was seized with an
attack O. what DR.. George NJ Burroughs,
medical examiner later described as apo
plexy. and fell over dead.
NJ Pray was native Of Glocester, r.
l.. a town just oyer the Rhode Island
border from East Kilingly. he came to the
Latte- town as a boy and had since made
his homo there. During hi searly years
be was ! mill ernploye in the days when
East killingly was a lively textile manu-
featuring center and eventually came to be
an overseer In carding in one of the mills
a. tho plaza Later he engaged in farming
and Tor years past has been engaged in
the poul-y business and successful at it
HIS leaves his wife and a son, George
Pray. resident at BallouvIlle
Dollar day special today. A 10 per cent.
discount on all purchases except specials.
Mos une Druggist. the Rexa1 store.-adv.
Wadinx through deep snow untracked
creeping BY birls and the small wild an
irnzis. d grou1 OF state officials and local
sportSuen inspected brooks and springs
near them m territory hereabouts Friday
Afternoon These men we're doing their
bost 10 md a place suitable for locating
a stats trout hatchery.
John ". Titoornb. consulting fsh cul-
tizralist and a man of wide experience In
his special line. was the man that the
lportsnen were trying 10 satisfy as tc
suitable conditions for locating either Z
rearing station or a hatchery.
Mr.. Tiuoonb was shown some fine wat
ers and he Inspected them in more or les:
detail. but the Afternoon was all too shor
FOR him TO ascertain all that it is neces
eary for him to know about the matter
IN hand aid his Investigations will be con
tinued this morning.
Any trout fisherman who known wher,
there Is q trout stream with a sprin!
slowing as rrnch as 100 gallons per min
ute VIII confer favor on Mr. Titcomb b!
tsilinE htn about it It viii be possible
q suita5le location is found to eventual!
have a haEhery that will produce a
many as 100000 trout fry each year. ant
= this can be done all Of the brooks il
TITS end Of the state, as elsewhere Il
Com ecttCuts can be more adequatel.
stocked thzn Is now possible
Ths ErAzd Lat total. which was set a
fs.70i.se4 BY the KiHingly tax assessor
has been reTred to Ss.6O1.1s3 by tn
board q relief whose report has bee
hled az the selectmen's Office town hal
The deductions amount to S91.s21 An in
crease q &s2.sss over the grand list to
tai Of last year remains
Aftcr holding sessions on 10 days tn
bosrd q RELIEF concluded its duties Sat
urday. The sum Of O6S,731 was slice
from the grand list as representative @
suadiertl sailors and blind persons, an
t1s.oso was removed as over OYer-assess
u1eutE
Ths next movement IN the K1uingfy fir
arrcial machinery will come wnen tn
boa-d Of seisomen prepare a budget whic
VII Be acted UPON al the adjourned ar
r1ual town meeting on "wednesday. evening
March Is a. the town hall at o'clocl
With TIE adpcon Of a budget the tax rat
udE Re hxed for the ensuing year.
he school account at the close Of Fet
ruGry indicates that the gross cost {
schools for the year ending in June wi
b arout 1900 lees than the $6s,900 &
thnated a. the Last October town report.
Afbor a careful survey by mental Ell
E1sers II has been computed that the
? y. H and H R r company Is q
irg 70 concede panielson something lii
ons-teu1h q one per cent Of an inch b
rsosdtng from its program OF keeping Il
paEenSgr station closed Sunday evening
T0nDrrow Sunday evening, for ii