Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-17

congress. Of course, the promoters hope the vote to show a wet majority.
 The touring season is on. During the present week cars bearing registration plates from the following states have been seen in Danielson or the immediate vicinity: New York. New Jersey, Penn sylvania, Michigan. Ohio. Wisconsin, South Carolina and Maryland, as well as from all of the New England states, Maine excepted.
 A tremendous crop of berries of about every description Is in sight. Ripening now or nearing that process are quan- tity and variety of berries not equalled in a number of years. This is true all through the surrounding country.
 June 20 has been fixed by the selectmen of Killingly as the time for filing bids for the contract of building a new footbridge over the Assawaga river from a point near the state armory to point nearly opposite on the west bank of the stream. The town meeting that authorized the construction of the bridge limited the amount to be expended to sum not ek- ceeding S2,500, which, according to an ] engineers estimate, is sufficient to do the work.
 The following shows the final list of awards for scholarship this school year for Killingly High school students: Highest honors:
 seniors-Ruth Adams. Thelna Bruce, Franklin Crosby, Lucille Downs, Amy Potter.
 Juniors-Ethel Congdon, Mary Elliott, | Janet Paine, Emily Pike. ophomores-Margaret Burton, Mildred l Codding, Eugene Downs, Doris Hope, i Shirley Jackson, Mildred Wilde.
 Freshmen = Helen Congdon Esther ! Ethridge Alma Forcier, Emily McEwen Mayette Paine, Lenno Gordon, Ruth Spencer, Jean Storer, Frances Tillinghast Honors:
 Seniors-Helen Awkward, Harry Back Perle Burdfck, Kurore Forcier, Helen Hopkins, Florence Lathrop, Rudolph Le- Clair. Dorothy Logee, Clinton Stevens | Leo Viens.
 Juniors-Eloise Babson, Pauline Bou. 1 liane, Emily Davis Mary Geer Lawrence Fitzpatrick Byron Parker. Irma Perry.
 Sophomores-Anita Berthiaume, Fleu rette Bouliane, Edwin Davis, Elizabetl Francis, Paul Gareau, Louise Hargrayes Blanche Tetreault
 Freshmen-Philip Huntingdon, Harr. Boyd, Madalyn Cronin, Sheilage Grove Andreas Havelas, Mildred Keene, Edns | Lewis, Frank Nash, Mary O'Neil, AIic, Smith Dorothy Smith, Anna. Stomski.
 An agent of the state board of educa tion will be at the office of Leon M. Far 1 rin, supervisor of schools. in the town {, hall building Monday next. at Il o'clock daylight saving time, for the purpose O giving out working certificates. ] A number of Danielson parties hay, planned week end outings to be spent a Oakland Beach and other resorts alont Naragansert bay.
 Henry c. Williamson of New Bedfort
 was a visitor with Friends in DanieIsol l on Friday.
 Alleged college students are again op l erating in this field. soliciting subscrip tions for magazines. It may not be to, 1 late to direct the attention of the publi to the danger of losing money invested il | such subscriptions. Newsdealers of re pute throughout this territory can furnisl l all publications and give patrons assur 1 ance of getting what they pay for something that remains uncertain whel 1 subscriptions are placed with strangers There is to be an outdoor religions ser vice conducted by Rev. J. W. Carpente 1 of the East Killingly church at the Val l ley Sunday afternoon.
 l A new hydrant has been placed il
 lower Dyer street, giving additional pro 1 lection against fire in that territory. | More of the tar-lIle substance that going into the body of the road betweei
 Danielson and South Killingly was beini
 applied Friday. Tank trucks are haulinj
 it from Norwich into this territory.