Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15

Willfmantic (see U. $. Census Reports, 1910) there has been evidently a slight misconstructiOn of the intent of the recently formed naturalization club that is to include the French Canadian voters of Killingly. The members of the club, it must not be understood, are to separate themselves from the present political affiliations. but they are to be- nevertheless, much of a unit where necessity demands it. as may be truly said of all organizations, poiiti- cal, social or fraternal. There is noth- ing in the new organization that need worry anyone who is travelling the straight and narrow path.
 To Select Burial Lots.
 It was announced at St. James church on Sunday that the parishion- CTS are to be given an opportunity to select the lots that they desire in the new cemetery on Maple street next pie of the parish have already looked over the new burial place and decided which of the sections they desire. There are about 12 acres in the grounds, which will be developed and beautified the loming spring and sum mer.
 About the Borough. Rev. Ralph S. Cushman, pastor of the Methodist church, will go to Sche- nectady today to attend a funeral
 Mrs. Pearl Whipple has been visit ing for a few days with relatives in Providence.
 Miss Cecelia Dembo of New York is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Dembo of High street
 MT and Mrs. Lorne Greig are to oc- cupy the Dr. H. L. Hammond house at Dayville.
 One of the recent deaths near Dan ielson is attGbuted to the eating of ice cream cones.
 Miss Ruth P. Baker has resumed her work As stenographer for the A. G. Bates & Co. shoe manufacturers, Web ster, Mass.
 supt J. MacDougall of Rhode Is land was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry Baker over Sunday.
 Mrs Louis Light has been at the Day Kimball hospital in Putnam, where her sister, Mrs. George Jacques of Woonsocket. is lying in dangerous condition after the automobile acci- dent at MechanicsviIle on Sunday. There are some worried people i'll this little town since Monday morn ing The handwriting is plainly visi- ble on sundry signs of the times. Social and Personal.
 Dr. and Mrs F. P. Todd entertained Mir and Mrs. Edgar l.. Bowen, Harold Bowen, MT. and Mrs. Mrs. Lester and daughter of Providence on Sunday. Everett Doyle spent Sunday in Wor- cester.
 Mrs. A. H. Huntington is spending several days in Hartford. The NadeI Arbeit met Monday aft ernoon with Mrs. c. Fl. Otis. Mrs. Amelia w. Young, who has been spending two weeks with MT. and 1 Mrs. Clarence t. Young of Worcester, 1 has returned.
 Mrs. Oscar F. Bellows and children of Rochester, N. r., are guests of MT. 1 and Mrs Rowland R. Jaries. 1 The Ladies' Bridge club met Mon day evening with Mrs F. Q. Arming- l ton.
 | Boys Operated on for Appendicitis. i John Dove, son of Mrs. Helen $. | Dove and Roderick McTSennon of ] Broad street are both at the Day. Kim ball hospital in Putnam, victims ol l appendicitis Both boys have been op erated upon, the Dove boy Monday afternoon, and the McKennon boy or l Sunday.
 Meeting of kiIIingly Grange.
 Members Of Killingly grange wit
 messed the conferring of the third art fourth degrees by officers of Brooklyn grange in Woods hall Monday even l ing. The, work of the visiting officer. was complimented as excellent l lunch was served by the members ol l Killingly grange.