Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-15
FUN ERAl.
Mrs. Henry w. chapin

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 The funeral of Mrs. Henry W. Chapin was held from her home on Riverview Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Denton J. Nelly of the Baptist church officiating. The service was attended by relatives and friends. The body will be taken to Randolph, Mass, the for mer home of Mrs. Chapin. this (Mon- day) morning for burial.
 Sewer Service for Town Hall.
 A thoroughly good job is being done in connection with the placing of a sewer connection at the town hall building. A large manhole has been built of brick and all futures times the emptying point may be inspected with out tearing up the street. A line of iron pipe has been run from the street into the building.
 November Committee.
 The following compose the social committee of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. for the month of No- vember: Mrs. J. M. Clark, Miss Emma Burbank, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. John A. Paine. Miss Matte O'Brien. Mrs. c. H. Starkweather, Mrs. John B. Reed, Mrs. Charles A. Potter.
 Decision for Negative.
 An interesting debate between mem- bers of the school was held at Killing ly High school building Friday evening The senss of the matter under debate was that it is better for nations in affirmative side argued for preparation and the negative side for arbitration. Miss Elsie Douglas and Harold Barber argued the affirmative and Miss Ruth Johnson of Wauregan and Carol Law ton of Brooklyn the negative, the latter being declared winners of the debate Clear and forcible arguments were pre- sented by both sides and the debate was very close.
 The judges were Miss Ruth B. Corn wall of the faculty Earl Wood and Edward Davis of the student body.
 Bohemian Club Hunts Coons.
 About twenty-five members of the Bohemian club went up to East Kill evening. The members made Whip poorwill cottage their headquarters and a supper was served there for the members before they started out through the wild country in search of a species of animal that lives a long long way from where he is expected to be found in case good luck favors The members had good time and were pleased with the trip, which for many of them was the first experience of the kind.
 Two fine coons were captured in the hunt and will be served at a supper now being arranged.
 Paroehial School Pupils to Compete. Children in St. James parochial school will compete in the prize essay contest to be conducted under the au- spices of the Connecticut Total Absti hence union. The essays are to be written on some phase of the practice of total abstinence. Last year there were many competitors from parochia, schools throughout the state, the win ners of the prizes being announced al the annual convention of the T. A. B held in Putnam in September of this year.
 Mares from Michigan.
 Several brood mares were brought to Danielson recently from the horse raising section of Michigan and taken to the Woods Hill farm (formerly the Ennis farm). in the town of Brook lyn.
 Football Team Disbands.
 Danielson's football team that was al least expected to be seen in one con- test has disbanded and the present out look is that there will be no chance tc see gridiron warriors in Danielson thi: season.
 Notes.
 The members of Killing1y Juvenile grange held meeting in their ,hal Saturday afternoon.
 Gallup Brothers are moving theil business to the building recently pur- chased at the corner of Main an6 Academy streets and will have com pleted the change of location by the end of this week.
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