Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-09
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1>~'' H-lA1ti1 Nnar1er, M. B.. DID, vhoae parental home is in Dznielson, left hero Friday to berin his duties aS an assiatant to the pastor of st. Joseph's parlen az titchburg, his first assign ment E'ncs hls ordination, a number of years aEo. Rev. Fr. Chartier, whose stadies included e period of six years in Rome, has been member Of the mis- ron band of the order of LaSalette for 'sveral years-
 weak from today gsaturday) the yaiertmen and the town clerk of Killing ~ Ire to be dn session for the purpose N examining the qualifications of those -ho would be admitted as electors. On the same day the registrars will be m nessicn to afford opportunity for newly made voters to register on the caucus HEls
 ln view Of ths fact that some of Dan el1on'a citizens tell of paying as much
 a~s centB a glass Ger water at the Nov London county fair at Norwich lur4ng the present week it would ap- Dear that Klningly's wealth must have lnIeased tremendously when meadows were overnowed to a depth of two feet and more at the first of this week All that is needed to realize the cash is some Eiasses and a gufiient number of customers with Q pocket full of nick el1- here must have been an awful lot Of water left over, toe, at the Norwich fair grounds after that storm of We'd nesday afternoon. Tho crowd couldn't possibly have drank It all upi
 Ons meets Q cord~wood-Iaden vehicle ca about every other corner in Danielson thess days. The fuel is going to fore handed householders who are not talk i1g any chances as to being cold when winter weather arrivea. They are fear W..H .mM~ ~H-~~ Al. ...-T- lt was stated here Friday that 1t Is not likely that the price per ton for hard coal will be over s1ss the price at which lt could be bought in Danlelson last winter.
 Coroner Arthur e. Ban finds after hi. inquest relative to the death of Johr dlrBt of Central Village that said deatl was not caused by the criminal act onisEion or carelessnsss of any other person or persons Mir. Hirst died of multiple fracture of the skull sustained riding and which automobile was driver by Jeremie LRFrance of Central Villag' craahed into a tree on North Main stree near Morin avenue, at about 2:30 a. m. August 1s.
 Hundredr Of children in the school of the town Of Killingly, at Wauregan Central Village and Moosup are delight cd over the fact that they have beel presented rulers by the Windham Coun ty National bank of Danielson as souve nirs of the institution's tooth anniver sary An interest table Is printed ol one side of these rulers. Cashier Fran es E. Storer distributed upwards o a.oo0 of the souvenirs
 Henry Evers and William Lukartbul of New York, arrested in Willimanti and later transferred 10 Brooklyn jal under bonds of s3.0oo, will appear in iustics's court at Woodstock toda Saturday. to answer to charges nie against them as the result of an allega 1on that they fired a revolver at Gard ner Sumner at his home in Woodstoc when he ordered them away from hi orchard. where. it will be charged, the were taking apples. The cases agains the men will be prosecuted by Attorne Arthur s. Macdonald of Putnam.
 KuHEEly's new democratic town com nittee Is made up of Alcott D. Saylei Frederick E. Bitgood. Joseph Halle, Al bert J. Cavanaugh, Arthur Stone, Joh O. LaBelie, all former members, an Mrs. Ella M. Woodworth, Miss Esthe Hoiiey and Mrs. Betsey Aldrich, tn lhres latter added to the committee { rive tho women votera representation.
 KlInngly's debt is dewn to S15e,45S ts. an impressive fact in view of 1t ready ascent to well over the $20o,00 mark during and just after the perio n the World war. This years reduc Ion of ti4.147.15 less money that wa 1ppropriated for bridge and comfort sta lion Improvements now underway decidedly pleasing to those who ar charged with the duty of paying tn loWns bills-ths taxpayers. and tn rent payers
 Putting Killingly on . budget systei is demonstrating itself to have been tpiendid bit of buBneB judgment, an there are those who hope to see a cor linned steady decrease in the debt frol year to year until 1t is well under th tbo.oo0 mark. The present Indebted ness carries an interest charge eac year that is stin too heavy. but there consolation in the fact that the town ssbt Is coming down instead of goin up.
 The Windham County FArmers' ass, eiaton ts to present nice banner as a award for the best grange exhibit to made at the Brooklyn fair. The Earn era' association is interesting Itself aa lncreasing number of matters of tn kind and constantly expanding its us sulness in vsrious directions.
 .Overcasts' residents are calling f'