Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-19
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OfAkNAGlAnoON Henry L. shippee. s5, died wednesday morning at the home of Edwin l.. Greene | in Tester. where he had been making his | heme. He was formerly of Killingly, a | son of Mir. and Mrs. Jesse shippee MT | Shippee was veteran of the Civil war. ] He leaves no relatives nearer than nephews. The body was taken in charge | by Undertaken A. F. Wood and brought | to his rooms in Danielson. Mrs. Lucy Perkins, widow of Newton Perkins, died Tuesday evening at the homo or Mrs. James Perkins, Maple street. where she had been visiting from Mliiimantle Tor the past three weeks Mrs. Perkins was a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Durlkee, old residents who lived on South street in the house now occupied by l.. D. Crowell. She leaves sne sister, Mrs. Mary Stone of Wi1li- mantle. The funeral services are to be held here.
 There is a possibility that the state of Rhode Island will build another splen- diu state highway westward from North Scituate to the Connecticut line at East hhlinsly This project is purely a Rhode Island affair and Is intended to restore for the present day overland traffic needs what was in old stage coach days the famous Providence Hartford pike via East kllingly and Pomfret Land ing.
 Petitions already are in circulation across the border to have the Rhode Island state highway department take up this project, and it is stated that the prospects, or favorable action are very good. Only II miles of new highway would have to be built to give an all state highway route from the Danielson- Little Rest road at North Scituate to the Connecticut line at East Killingly.
 Tho route that 1t ia prosed to inn Al. Connections Rhode Island line a short distance beyond the Mason homestead at East killingly, past the Henry Paine place into the towns of Foster and Scit- uate
 Rhode Islands state highway building progaramme is now well advanced and there seems strong likelihood that the building of the route to East Killingly will be undertaken. It Is evident that the road will be needed to care for the ever increasing motor traffic, much of which is concerned with the transporta- ton of goods and materials as well as with pleasure riding.
 Continuation of it through the town of Killingly would mean building from the state line through East Killingly to killinEly Center and Dayville Four Cor ners. from which 6 state highway leads 10 Goodyear. and from Goodyear to the Putnam-Hartford highway in Pomfret The route from Providence to Pomfret Is as near straight line as roads are built in southern New England
 Hazel Stone. little daughter of Mir and Mrs. John Stone, Jr., who live on Mechanic street. was reported as rest. ing comfortably Wednesday after 8 Tuesday evening experience in which sht was knocked down when she ran into the side of light delivery truck in Mair street opposite the Attawaugan hotel The child was picked up by Omer La. Barre and later was attended by Dr Henry C. Dixon She was reported al only slightly hurt.
 The Asceptic Products company al East Killingly is one of the towns con eerns that is very busy at the presen time. some operations being carried or at night in order to keep abreast of tn, demand for the concerns products, whicl are being sent out in almost daily ship ments.
 meeting of tho Danielsen Buildin I'd Loan association was held Tuesda, evening at the banking rooms of tn Danielson Trust company and routin matters of business disposed or, includ ing applications for some, loans, whic were approved.
 Reports showed that 97 shares of tn 14th series had been subscribed for t date. The association is rounding ou another year of successful operation cArumE us ulNlUGnOH ana IOnCIlOnfnE I the interest of those who would be hom builders or home purchasers in Daniel son.
 In many households in Danielso heaters were reluctantly started 0 Wednesday for the first time this sea son A snappy cold morning deyelope into a day that was the most consistent ly chil of any this fall season. In th majority of homes no coal is being use fo foIrf fta such time is real cold weather arrivs A very interesting and successf, meeting of the Connecticut Federatfc of Women's clubs was held at the Bal tist church here on Wednesday, wit the Kiilingly Women's club as hostes The attendance was upwards of 150, rel resenting many clubs of the federatic throughout the state. The invocatio at the opening of the meeting was I Rev. Albert Jepson. rector of St. A bans church and the state president the federation, Mrs. George Fl. Stoug ton. of Hartford, presided The mee ing proceeded in accordance with u programme previously published in th column excepting that the discussion Club Problems was conducted by Mi William H. Phipps of Waterbury al excepting some minor changes. Lunc con was served in the Sunday scho room to I19 of those who attended t meeting, the attendance at which W very gratifying to the Knlfngly Woman club.
 There was special interest in the a nounccment that the winter luncheon the federation Is to be held with t Hartford club. on January 13s at whi time Mrs Winter. president of the N tional Federation of Women's clubs, V Dc a guest.
 Out Of town women attending We nesdays session in Danielson, were ( lighted with their visit and the hos, tallty shown them by the entertaini club.
 KmIarIy High Schools football tea won an easy victory from the Norwi Free Academy team. 26 to 0, Wedn, day afternoon on tho Qufnebaug groun getting four touchdowns during afternoon's operations. Killingly sho ed up splendidly and experienced lit difficulty in holding the visiting tea which Is credited with very few fl downs.
 Winiams, who ran the length of 1 field for a touchdown in the game Wiilimantic last week, was again in limelight for Killingly, the powerful fl back being credited with two of the calls touchdowns as well as with a f ward pass to Blakely that resulted an additional point and with drop Xii ing a goal for another point Have played his first game with Killingly uarterback and making a very fine shC Ing.
 Director Brown of the athletic deps ment at Pomfret school was referee, ton Knight umpire and Norman Rec