Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-28

Young home on Reynolds street by Rev. Albert Jepson of St. Alban's. church. The service was attended by relatives and many friends. Burial was in Westheld cemetery. The bearrs WI Judg Milton A. Saumway, Alfred L. Reed, Frederic o. Huntingdon, E. IT. Reach, John Ashworth and William P. Perkins. 4. F. Wood was the funeral director. There were beauti- ful floral pieces.
 The fire department was called out by an alarm from Box 32 Thursday after noon at 2.25, for a fire on the roof of a. barn at the Ingalls, property on Spring street. The fire was quickly squelched before it had really got a start and did , practical no damage. On account of the high wind prevailing at the time, the fire looked dangerous at it's inception Due to the fact that the New Haven road is changing the running time of it's i passenger trains next Sunday, moving the arrival time in Danielson about an hour 1 aheal of the present schedule. Postnlaster er | Raymond Allen will put the local postof- 1 flee on 8 daylight saving basis next Sun 1 day The office will open at 5.30 a. m. and remain open until 7.30 p. nl.. the evening ] closing hour being the same as at present ] At toniKht's fFriday's) typewritins l contest between teams representing Kill ! school in the assembly hall of the loca l school the Killingly team will be nad' 1 Up of Aurore Forcier, Leo Viens. RuI | Adams, Lucille Downs, Clinton Stevens | seniors EIoise Babson. Irrna Perry. Mary l Elliott, Joseph Sa anbrusAi, Mildred Burns juniors.
 Announcement is made of the gift b, former President Flavel s. Luther, Q i Trinity college, of IT acres of land on tn
 
 1 brary. The tract is chiefly woodland anf represents a generous gift to the library | MT. Luther, a. Brooklyn man and one of it. most distinguished citizens of the past tw' gen nerations is now a resident of Pasa dena, Cal. In a letter relative to his gif Mr Luther calls attention to the fact tha there is an outcroToing of stone on tn tract he has given that he suggests ap pears to be suitable for building purposes
 Various further announcements relatiY to the adoption of daylight saving T Danielson to conform with the onicia position of the borough are to be looked fo from various sources today and tomor row. A question that frequently wa heard during Thursday was as to whethe the churches would hold next Sunday services on daylight saving time or O. standard time. The Congregationalist Methodist and Baptist churches are | hold union services next Sunday. An 1 nouncement likely will be made today a 10 whether the services will be held O the schedule of daylight saving time or O. standard time.
 Da7ielson has had visitation from stranger selling shoes direct from til factory and. Of course, collecting mono, at the taking of the order. Massachusett 1 papers are printing stories relative to tn ! eli oc q jn n this mans whereabouts at present. It ap pears that some people who gave him ord CTS and their money have mt received thei shoes All of which is another good argu ment in favor of trading at home.
 Prot. II. Augustine Smith, professor 0 religious education at Boston university will speak at the three union services her Sunday, in the morning at the Baptis Ahurch, in the afternoon at the Methods church and in the evening at the presenta ton of the pageant Light of the World a the Congregational church.
 Members of Killingly grange are ar ranging for May basket lunch and whis1
 Harry " Benton Of New London was visitor with friends in Danielson on Thurs day
 Rev. ". B. Williams has 8 fishing tri planned for the Boy Scouts for May 8 Old Killingly pond.
 Vincent Adams has returned to hi home in Attawaugan after visiting wit his daughter, who is i'll in New Jersey. Delegates who recently attended tn state assembly of Rebeba1 lodges are t report at this evenings meeting Of Dor cas Rebekah lodge.
 To fill a rush order. the plant of tn Central ITorsted company is running over time, looms working until 9 D. m.
 William H. Danielson, having returne from Florida, has opened his house 1 Brooklyn.
 To those who fel that April has been a unsea sonafbly cold month, it may be consolation to reproduce Judge J. \ Fuckers assertion that as an East Kill ingly resident all his life, he remember seeing highways Of this town so blocke with snow on three different occasion during April, within a period of 60 year that they had to be broken out. On on occasion a heavy snowstorm came 0 April 21.
 Earl Wilbur showed enc of the fges trout brought in recently. The fish weigt cd three quarters Of pound. The difference between see and Sd,