Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-23

lures, about which detailed statement will be given out within few days. No one-half of one per cent. celebration would serve to meet the ideas of East Killingly people as to the observing of what formerly in this town was the great summer holiday, so they are hust- l ling about making ready to do the job up right and not moaning over the work attendant upon making ready for ! the occasion. When East Killingly sends out an announcement that 1t has embark | ed upon some patriotic enterprise 1t is well for those who run to read, for East | Killingly is a community that never does things by halves. Therefore its celebra- tion of the Fourth will be of sufficient magnitude to interest outsiders who en- | joy an old-time celebration of the day, and they will be welcomed.
 At his home on the West Side Thurs day afternoon funeral services for Row land J. Coon were conducted by Rev. | Charles c. Tibbetts, of the Danielson Methodist Episcopal church, assisted by Rev. N. H. Burton. pastor of the Putnam Methodist Episcopal church and Rev. MT. Scoville of New London. The service was attended by a delegation from Quinebaug lodge, I. O. o. F., of which MT. Coon was member, and members of the organization acted as bearers-W W. Ryred, William Slater, William Reach, Walter Allen, Walter Fiske and James Carver. Burial was in Westfield cemetery. A. F. Wood was the funeral di- rector.
 A matter on the short calendar for consideration at the session of the super for court today is that of the Ewing Tex tile company vs the Fernlea WorsteG Mills, Inc The court will be asked tC approve the receivers deed given follow ing the recent sal of the Fernlea mil at East Killingly to a Providence party This is one of the final steps to bt taken in closing up the affairs of tht Fernlea company, of which Alfred Patt is the receiver.
 Oil for the borough street that are tt receive a coating of it probably will bt put on next week, at least that was tn, forecast on Thursday. Teams are nov engaged in distributing gravel along tn, sides of the streets to be oiled and vii be ready for covering the oil immediate1, after it is applied. Abutting propert, owners will meet the cost of the stree oiling.
 Chief John Mcfarland has arrange, for the roundup for what is describ ed as a gang of hoodlums engaged il nightly disturbance of the peace in ter ritory about North street and Morin ave nue. Complaints have been received by the police of the wild going on of thi gang and requests made that they b suppressed. Only recently false aIarn of fire was pulled in from point nea ! North and Main street and there is al inclination in police circles to believ that there is some connection betwee this incident and others about whic complaints have been received. I point of saturation, it may not be inar propriate to make mention at this tim that with all the water that came t drench the earth there was an adde dluge brought about by the destructio squad in charge of doing away with ir toxicants seized in various raids durin \ the past six weeks.
 This means that the police station hs been cleared on af an accumulation ( \ barrels sufficient to make a showing an old-time saloon. Several hundre gallons of cider gurgled through bun, holes and onto the ground to mingIe wit the non-intoxicant beverage comir down from the skies. In furthering
 this backyard cocktail a few gallons white mule and a gross or two of Jake was used. The grass is said to have fai ly curled up and died under the dow pour of beverages. One man is alleg, to declare that what used to be known ; "a fine bun" can be obtained by walkil over the spot and at 20 years there
 kick enough left to make a fapper fore
 her cigarettes.
 E Supervisor Leon M. Farrin of f schools in Killingly has given out the fc
 lowing list of Is pupils who attend
 every session during the school year ju
 closed: Meizyslaw Kogut, Roger Mas
 Earl Clements. Gorodn Gallup, Mildr
 Tillinghast, Albert Nash, Frank
 Adams, Bertha Albro, Edward Nas
 Ruth Shoales, Helen Long, Frederi
 Long, Robert Nash, Henry C. Stoddal
 Douglas W. Logee, ary P. Young. The
 pupils will receive perfect attendance ee
 tificates from the state board of educ ton and each certificates will be sign
 by Governor Everett J. Lake and Dr.
 B. Meredith, commissioner of educati,
 Rev. Luther W. Smith of Newton The
 logical seminary is to preach the Sund
 morning sermon at the Baptist ehur
 Rev. John R. Pratt of Brooklyn W
 preach at next Sunday mornings serv
 at the Congregational church in Waul
 gan.
 The Chautauqua tent is to be erect
 again this year on the play grounds the School street school.
 The years class gift from the seni to Killingly High school is a fund of S1 which is to be used in developing ten
 court
 Hl A. M. Thompson succeeds Irving
 Davis, resigned, as secretary of t
 Daniel chamber of commerce.
 Misses Doris, Yolande and Theresa 1
 clair, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth { clair, have returned from the Holy Ia
 fly academy at Baltic for the sumr vacation.
 Mrs P. H. Shugrue will have the me
 bers of the Ladies' Reading circle at