Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-02

them. There is a prospect, too, of one | of the manufacturing concerns using | much electricity for power. IL so llap- pens that East Killingly is tue only com muniJy hereabouts of such size that it 1 without an electric lighting service, all other villages having such service.
 Romeo Cloutier. who is nearing his 18th year, Is at the home of his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Cloutier, nursing an arm that was badly slashed when it came into contact with a power saw about which he was working at the Fred Wood place on the Green Hollow road While the gash is long and deep, it is believed that it will heal so as to leave no permanent injury to the arm. There will be much interest here as well as in their home town in the an- nouncement that Rev. and Mrs. t.ohn R. Pratt of Brooklyn will give an inform al reception at the Manse in Brooklyn this (Friday) evening to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar riage No cards of invitation nave been sent out, but everybody in the communf- | ty has been invited. Rev. MT. Pratt is pastor of Brooklyn Congregational church.
 The funeral of Mrs. Winifred KilgariF was held from her home in Dayviile Thursday morning with solemn high mass of requiem at St. Josept's church, I Fathers Green, Shelley and Moussier, of St. James parish, being the officers of the mass
 Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. 1 The bearers weke Patrick II. Moran, Patrick D. Moran, Bernard J. Moran, Bernard Moran, Edward Moran and 1 Thomas Moran. Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Friday, June 16.. is set as the date for the closing of the graded school through out the town of Killingly. Union ex- ercises in which different schools of the town of Killingly. Union exercises in be represented will be held in the town hall in Danielson on Wednesday, June IA, which appropriately will be flag day. Pupils and classes in various graded schools of the town are now en- gagged in preparation for the exercises to be held here.
 Work of erecting community house at South Killingly will be undertaken at once, it is reported from, that place. The building is to be erected on a sits on the Congregational church property. Some sheds that stood on this location have been moved back and others torn down Building of the community house was projected some time ago.
 Chief A. F. Woodward of the fire depart ment is to have an official car Tn which to travel to wherever alarms require the services of the department. The car is to be purchased for him by members oi the fire department, which is arranging for a carnival week. The car will be purchased from proceeds of the carnival which is to be on the Connecticut com. pany's grounds south of Cottage street. Directresses of the Benevolent society I loR hn o1 of1sv vT011 for tls
 month of June are: Mrs. James Keech
 Miss Carrie Chamberlin, Mrs. Charles A
 Tillinghast, Mrs Cosmer A. Young, ana Mrs, D. H. Armstrong.
 Attorney and Mrs. A. G. Bill have re
 turned from a visit of several days a South Berwick, Me, and at Dover anC SomerSworth, N. H.
 Rev. Henry E. Alcott, field super.
 intendent in Connecticut for the Anti Saloon league, will speak at both th
 morning and evening services at the Bap
 tist church next Sunday.
 At East Killingly, Mrs. Caroline Oat
 ley recently observed the 97th annivers ary of her birth. She enjoys fairly goo
 health and bids to round out at least full century of life.
 All of the state highways i'll this sectio
 have received their annual treatment wit oil and are now being scraped and furth
 CT improved by workers for the stat highway department.
 Numebrs of Danielson people have eX
 pressed their interest in the giant mote
 truck that are included in the equii
 ment of the local service battery an
 which have been seen about town o
 official business this week. The truck
 are all brand new machines and -neve
 were in overseas or other army servic
 as many believ.
 J. Carl Witter was at Windhal
 Thursday to conduct an auction sale. John c. Brenton of Fall River was
 visitor with friends in Danelson (
 Thursday.
 Friends here and at Dayville have r,
 ceived postcards from Rev. Ignatius Kos
 now visiting in Europe. The cards wei
 postmarked May p, at Plymouth, Enl
 land.
 A senior class social is to<be held
 Killingly High school this (Fr;day) e
 ening. The attendance is to be restricte
 to the student body and alumni. Madison-Char1es Gedney of Ne
 Haven has purchased Mrs. Otto Marti Fl sons farm at Union district and h; I tol r,oSca SSinv