Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
DaNIERsoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

F, at a premium, so favorable are the con-
ditions at the present time. The new
| issue will be of serial bonds and the
resolution under which they are author
lied by the town provides that they
shall be retired at the rate of $4,000
/ each year, beginning in July, 1928. The
money derived from the bonds Is to be
used to retire notes of the town which
are bearing interest at the rate Of s
per cent. per annurn.
The saving in interest alone will be
| sufficient to pay almost half the year
ly amount required to retire $1,000 of
the bonds. In any event, the $4,000 an
| nually required for retiring the amount
specified will be provided by including
that sum for that specific purpose In the
annual budget.
The resolution in favor of issuing the
bonds was presented by Frederick A. ia
cobs, chairman OF a special committee
appointed in October, 1920, to handle re-
| financing business of the town. At that
period 1t was deemed inadvissble to is
sue bonds, but conditions have changed
since that time and bonding is now pre-
ferable to issuing notes.
Chief John Mcfarland received tel
egram Friday from the motor vehicle de-
extension of time until January 16 at
midnight has been made in the matter
Of allowing motorists to run withg1921
registration plates providing they have
made application for 1922 licenses and
have not received them. This further
extension is due to the fact that trouble
Is still being encountered at Hartford
with application blanks that are not prop
erly filed out.
Next Tuesday evening Mt the home Of
Mrs. James NJ. Paine, pupils OF the Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth grades of the Dan
ielson Grammar schools will compete for
a prize offered by the w. c. T. q. for
the best essay on prohibition. Miss
Grace NJ Stanton is In charge Of the
arrangements for what is expected to be
an interesting event.
One Of the delightful events in the
life Of students at Killingly High school
this season was the junior promenade
held in the assembly hall of the High
School. Friday evening" With their
guests which included the members oil
the senior class the juniors devoted the
evening to dancing. The march was led
by Theodore Reeves. class president, and
Miss Irma Perry, At intermission re
freshments were served. The hall wa,
attractively decorated, the class colors
being conspicuously displayed.
Following are the newly elected off.
GERS Of the Ladies' Sewing circle of st
Adams Episcopal church: President
Mrs E.NH. Reach vice president, Mrs
Alfred L. Reed: treasurer. Mrs. A. II
Arlington secretary, Frs. F. o. Arm
ington.
Mrs John Ashwortk ard Mrs. Andrew
Crumley are in charge of the work Of
the circle for the month of january.
William Slater. who succeeds Clarence
TT. Truesdell as agent of the Attawau,
ran COMPANY, Is to take IN the dutiei
Of his new position Monday morning
Nj Slater has been with the Slate
mills at Pawtucket and formerly was TO
b years at the Totokett mill In Occum.
Tax Collector George A. Williams ha
flock Of SIS sheep on land near Day
Vile and the flock is doing we'll Mr.
Williams has had good cuccess with hi
sheep raising enterprise, in which Con
necticut at one time occupied a mucl
more prminent place than at present
Though weeks have passed since tn
ice storm of November IS, roundabout
routings are necessary in getting lon
distance calls by telephone to some elite
north of here. So great was the de
/ struction around Worcester that score
Of toll lines are still out of service.
Members Of the French speaking chi
dren Of Mary of st. Joseph's parish hav
prepared a comedy which they are I
II present next week in the parish hall i
tire parochial school building.
The SLATER A. A. team of webste
comes here this Saturday evening t
meet the X. of c. five in the week.
came. The visitors come from a tow
:aat has tSIrned out some wondeTft
basketball players. and the present teal
is std to be exceptionally fast
The Bohemian Girls again entertain
ed the audiences at the Ohpheum tn,
ator Friday, giving a pleasing show.
About every pond where pckerel al
supposed to dwell had its quota Of fish
eFmen on the ice Friday an ideal da
for an outing, neither too cold for Il