Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-07

missed from her position and in rd2risal
| brought suit for damages against the town.
alleging among other things that her
prospects as a teacher mas been more or
less injured Through her experience here
| killingly citizens have, in many cases
been severe in their criticism OF an atti-
| tude, on the part of some officials, for
| allowing what they consider an unWar-
| ranted situation to develop. But it is here,
and the great oracle inQuires-''W are
you going to do about it?'' 1t would be
| a wise oracle, indeed who would venture
to predict when and how the suit eventual
| ly will be settled and what the cost of it
will be to the town of KillingIy What
is costs the plaintiff ap3ears at present to
be a more or less abstract question to the
average persons. However, there will be
| arguments in the case at Hartford today
| and Town Counsel E. L. Da-f1ie will soon
be on hand to see that KiIIingiy's interests
in the matter are duly protected and
emanciated.
County Agent f. L. Davis of the Wind
ham Comfy Farmers association, stated
Monday that re is DESTROYS Of inl9ress;n-
upon the minds Of residents Of killingly
and Brooklyn in particular that the is
stitute planned to be held at Pellets han
tomorrow wednesday, is Ell ecialIS in
the interest of the people of these town
ships.
The program of the institute has been
arranged as follows:
10 a. m.-Cro3s for the Dairymen
Mr. Over
II a m-The Dairy Cow, Breeding anC
Record Keeping Mr. Merrill
l p. Muse of Commercial Fertilizers
Mr.. Owen!
2 p. m.-Feeding the Dairy Cow and
Computing Rations Mr. Merrill
All ipterestda have been asked to Il
bring friends and box lunch, and make
it worth while day.
The long arm of the Canadian govern
mert, which is Il good government, by thu
way. is reaching out into this section o
eastern Connecticut in an effort to collec
money due It by persons who are nov
resident in this and surrounding towns
Deputy Sheriff Charles e. Aver of Day
vile is engaged in serving papers in pro
, ceeGtngs brought through the Bank Q
Montreal, one CT the great financial inst
, lions of the Dominion
1t appears that during the World wa
period Canada, anxious to do it's part il
. producing foodstuffs for the allies. VIII
which its fighting forces made a 5riIlian
record overseas, advanced money wit
which to buy grain seeds to hundreds VIII
were engaged in agriculture. The none
was advanced under certain condition
, it is to reimburse itself that the govern
ment Of the Dominion is now seeking Oh
former residents who have crossed into tn
| United States without diseharging ooliga
lions relative to the seed-3rincipaIl
: wheat.
Il Sheriff Aver has located several partie
t in Killingly and other nearby town,
7 against whom the Dominion governme.
has claims and indications are that he
foi to oil
S the government across the borGer
;, Water ran in streams on borough street
0 during Monday and every gallon of
d represented a melting snowbank or shell
d ice the disappearance of which will gil,
n everyone feeling that spring is really c
u the way. Manufacturing concerns, tn;
i depend on water fol power and who ha,
complained of a waterpoWer shortage fl
If many weeks past are now in happy moo
IT for there is an abundance OF water
lie sight, and plenty of water means a sa7
70 ing of fuel to keep the big plants going.
10 Scors of Danielson people are confine
, to their homes by cold or the grip or kin
: bred troubles.
c. H. Benton of Providence was a vi
itor with friends IN Danielson on Monda
Michael Head, q veteran of the Civ
war, IS i'll with the grip at his home
Academy street.
An alarm from Box 312 called out Il
fire department Monday afternoon at / d.
for small blaze in the NORM aven,
section of Connecticut Village.
William P. Perkins of Broad street
again confined to his home by an attack
the grip.
Large number of horse buyers gather
at Witter Brothers auction rooms he
Monday TO attend sale Of nearly a SEQ
Of horses, an annual sale conducted ca
spring by Tie firm.
| W II. Young was attacked by sudden al
! severe illness Monday afternoon VIII
| attending the sale at Witter Brothers an
| ton rooms. Mr.. Young is a resident
| Woodstock and has been known to hor
| buyers in the county for many years. ]
| was attended by a physician and later W
| taken to his home.
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