Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-07

recruited within the month and that It's members will participate actively in the election of November T.
 KiIlingIy and Putnam high schools football teams played each other to standstlll Friday afternoon at Putnam in the opening game of the season, the score being 6-e Many KiIlingly students were on hand to cheer the local team, which made showing that promises good play ing during 1922.
 A KiIlingIy deleg4tacn win De ss Put nam this (Saturday) afternoon to name candidate of the republicans for sem ator from the 18th district. This brings to mind that party caucuses for the pur- pose of naming candidates for represent ative and other offices to be filled are te be held within 8 few days Various per sons have been talked of during the past few days as likely to receive the nemina- tions for representative.
 Residents of communities along what in known as the Chepachet route out of Providence and into Connecticut say they have noted consider able slacken- ing of traffic since the opening of the Little Rest route out of Providence. Much of the traffic that formerly went out of Providence through Chepachet is now coming into Connecticut over the Hart ford avenue route to Little Rest.
 In little over another week thou sands of cotton mill employees in this territory willtbe reaping the benefits of the new and higher pay Restored con sfidence in the future well being of the cotton manufacturing industry hereabouts is reflected in the freere buying that re- gently has been noticed by numbers of business men
 Manager P. J. Sheridan has closed Wildwood park for the season and TO more dances are to be held there until the late spring of next year. by which time, in all probability. a new, more eommodious and convenient dancig payii- ion will have been erected.
 Mrs. Mary Potter widow of Charles A. Potter, former Danielson postmaster. is to spend the winter at White Springs, Florida meeting of the ". c. T.U. to be held next Tuesday afternoon in the unions room at the Old Peoples home. Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. O. T.Thayer, Mrs. J. c. Writer, Miss Katherine D. Ayl- ward and Miss Helen E. Aylward will motor to Hartford today to visit with 1 Miss Catherine T. Thayer, who ia a i student at Mt. St. Joseph's seminary. A registered Hoistein-F -F'reisian COW at the Shepard's Hill farm of W. S. Brown l at Central Village has Swear old pro- duced 4922.1 pounds of milk slnce June 2S. This is a remarkably good record for a COW of this age and MT. Brown Is pleased over the results achieved. The cow is Machuset Seeman Payne and she made the foregoing milk record in the s4 i days ending October 1. MT. Brown has been specializing for years with rure 1 bred Holstein cattle and $ now realizing | some of the fine achievements he hoped for when he started to build up the fire herd he now possesses Every animal q the herd passed a tubersulin test by | state officials a few days since
 George Patterson, formerly clerk al local hotel, has returnsd from Wor- oester to Putnam to fin hotel clerk ship in that city.
 4 democratic girls cub was farmeS Thursday evening in the K. of c. roomi with the help of Mrs. c. Junglos. 4 | large number attended.
 Officers were elected as follows President, Mrs L. Day secretary, Mis- Marguerite Dunn treasurer, Miss Agne' Mullen; entertainment committee, Mis- Kathryn Brennan.
 This is Tag day for the Civic federa
 
 in giving today will have made possihl the rendering of some additional scrvtc, for those who are i'll and suffering.
 There is interest here and hereab0ut in the fact that the Windham Count. Sunday school association is to hold Ii annual convention at the Mathodis church at North Grosvenordale on Fridal of next week. Addresses will be- mad by a number of notable speakers.
 John Burns of Webster has been visitor with relatives in Dan;elson.
 Coroner Arthur G. Bill was in attend ance at the superior court in Putnam Fri day in connection with the procedur taken in the case of Miss Mary Eitel man.
 Mrs. George Stone of Academy street i visiting with relatives in Canada
 At MoosuD Friday funeral service were held at All HaIlows church fo Mrs. Georgianna Hurrell, injured in a automobile accident three weeks agt Burial was at Wauregan. L. E. Kenned was funeral director.