Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-14

at Wlllunantic next Tuesday are sons
kiilingly cases Of special interest. It s
expected that these cases will be dis
posed of during Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Prosecuting Attorney Arthur &.
Bill Will assist State Attorney Charles
L. Searis in the prosecution Of cases
that have como Up from the KiIlingly
town court.
The Bulletins announcement Friday
relative 10 the exceedingly advantageous
premium at which the town Of Killing
lys issue Of $3.50 coo in serial bonds was
sold, created widespread qualification
among the taxpayers. There was spe-
cIal pleasure over the sact that the pre-.
MUM paid, taken with the saving in in
terest between notes that were in force
viii save the town over $5,e0e, enough
i to meet the first irstallment due on the
bonds. in July, 1928. The saving IS
really equivalent to a reduction Of the
towns debt in similar amount
Scores of happy children spent a
wonderful after scr..ol period lrluay
coasting and skating on the Fairgrounds
| and down the slopes OF the grounds at
! the School street Echool. The entire
! area given over 20 the sport is ice
/ coated or sheathed in frozen snow The
| place Is a particularly good one for
| coasting by reason OF fae fact that the
| little people do not have to cross any
| travelled thoroughfare while enjoying
| their winter pastimcs. Boys found that
| skates were ideal for coasting on the
frozen surface Friday afternoon. anJ
they Shot down the slope of the grounds
in many eXhilarating slides.
At the Bohemian club all is ready fol
the billiard and pool tournaments
There is long list OF entries, good, BAG
and Indifferent players entering into ths
| spirit Of program In a manner charac.
tertstic Of the Bohenians. Weeks will
be required for the elimination games
all Of which promise to furnish much en-.
tertainment for the big gallery that /:
On hand each night. Later will come
the championship games. in which, as q
! general rule only the luckiest of the
star players OF the club play,
Constant traffic has worn off the
sharp, rough surfaces Of the MAR
travelled highways and streets in this
| territory and by Friday the going was
fairly good for Automobiles. Tires sui.
| fered badly in the going of THURSDAY at.
ter the quick freeze Of Il ednesday
! night
Mrs. Martin Meller was reported Fri.
day as seriously i'll at her home or
| Broad street.
The court Of burgesses has authorized
the purchase of 800 feet Of new hose TO,
the fire department
NJ. B. Chase. of Providence, died a
his home in that city. Formerly he wa!
a resident Of East KiHingly and his body
Is to be brought to that place for bur
ial.
W. I. Billiard recently addressed Z
meeting Of the New England Purchas!n:
Agents association at the Westminste
hotel. Boston.
Arthur a. Sarette of New Bedford I
in town to remain over Sunday with rel
atives.
AT the Baptist church next week vii
be observed as a week Of prayer, wit
services. in charge Of Rev. J. w. Houch
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday an
Friday evenings.
Claude Moran has been elected super
intendent Of the Sunday school of tn
church at East Killngly and Leonar
r Bartlett assistant superintendent.
e Power drills continue to bore thei
1 way through the lodges bordering til
Y state highway two miles east Of her
where stone Is being made ready to e
= through the crusher that will prepar
e the stone for the new state highwa,
o There are thousands OF tons of rock
v the big ledge that Is being attacked.