Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
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I. J. NORM Candidate for Office-Pa-
rents Pay for Sons TheftseJai.
Prisoners Build Reservoir at Pom
fret.
Miss Grace McFadden has returned
to Worcester after spending a few
days in Danielson as the guest of Miss
Anna Dunn.
A Local Candidate.
ton as first independent of the
Union st. John Baptist The national
convention is to be held in Manchester,
n. H.. on September 5, 6 Z and s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mitchell enter
tanned this week Miss Eta Gordon
and David Mitchell of Pawtucket
Mrs. Joseph Bodo and children, who
have been this summer at their cor
| to DanieIson.
To Address Union Service.
Rev. w. Douglas SwaffieId of the
Baptist church will be the preacher
at the last of the union services to
be held in the Methodist church Sun
day morning.
| Miss Florence Danielson has re-
turned from Long Island. where she
has been attending the summer session
of a Biological school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bacon are
| entertaining Miss Helen Dyson, for
merly a teacher in the schools of this
town
Sheriff Preston B. Sibley has gone
to Providence to spend a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sibley.
H w. Babson and his sister, Mrs.
r. N. Colvin. have returned from a
stay of several weeks at Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Geer of NAL
den Mass, are spending several days
with Mr. Geer's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fl. Geer, of Furnace street
Miss Sarah Burlingame has been
spending a few days at arragansett
Pier.
At Advent Chapel
Elder Thomas Feltnan is 20 be the
| speaker at the Advent chapel here On
| Sunday afternoon. His subject viii be
| rs There a Present Truth for Our
| Timer If So what is it?"
| Elder Feltman and family are about
| to become residents of Putnam. the
members Of the Advent church there
having extended a call to Mr.. Feltman
for one year.
camp in Maine, has returned to his
| home in East Killinsly. Mr.. Lewis
has a number of lumber mills in Maine
and is doing lively business.
Boys Steal, Parents Pay.
Parents of two boys paid small
amounts in the town court Friday If
! ter the hearing relative to the taking
| of fruit from the place OF Louis Niens
on Dyer street was completed Chief
Pilling has also received reports IF
| fruit stealing from other persons
There is a gang in town that makes
| a practice of cleaning UP trees as
| boldly as if they were taking only
what belonged to them
Double Headers on Labor Day
! Nearly all of the teams in the East
ern Connecticut league have arranged
| to play double-header exhibition games
on Labor day Taftvilie and Jewett
| City will pair for the day playing y
game in each place Putnam and Tri-
Village have also arranged to meet
| in the afternoon at Wildwood park
| These games will not count in the
league standing, however.
Wedding Invitations Out.
| At Brooklyn invitations have been
| Issued by Rev. and Mrs. William Pat
sister. Miss Eliza beth Loughrea Blair
| and Mr. Henry Mason Cleveland Sat
| urday. September 8 at Trinity church
| Mr.. Cleveland has been in the life
| insurance business in Boston for sew
/ eraI years. and after his marriage ex-
poets to make his home in that city.
| He has a large circle of relatives and
/ friends in this place, which was the
|
| so Prisoners in County Jail.
There are about so prisoners at the
county Jail in Brooklyn at the present
/ time. Many of them have been en-
| ployed recently in the work of build
| ing a reservoir at the beautiful Clark
estate on Pomfret street. Others are
kept busy digging wells and doing
such work as is required by residents
| in Brooklyn and surrounding towns
: Officers of Brown Association.
: The following are the newly elected
! officers of the Captain Deliyerance
| Browne association, the annuar meet
/ ing of which was held at Brooklyn
! this week: President, Rev. George l.
! Brown Lancaster Pa; presidents
! Miss Elizabeth Waldo Brown. de-
! ceased, honorary vice president in per-
| petuity: Miss Charlotte l. Brown, Bos-
! ton; Miss Carolyn W. Browne, Stat
| ford Springs; Mrs. Frank Day. Hart
| ford Mr. James F. Wattles, Boston
| William Bradford Brown (associateJ.
Blackinton Mass; Frank E. Store,
| San Francisco; Frederick Browne. In
| dianapolis: secretary. Miss Abigail H.
Wattles, Boston. assistant secretary,
Emily Scarborough, Hartford; treas
urer. Mrs. Alice l. Carpenter Bridg-
man, Hartford; registrar, Miss Eliza
beth Il. Bigelow. Colchester.
! Examinations for pupils who desire
| to enter kilfngly High school are -
! be held in the graded school building
| ON School street early in September.
/ Broad street opposite the residences
I of Dr. George. NJ Burroughs. has heel.
| treated with = coat OF oil. The similar
treatment Of the street DeIW cen Pot
| ter and Cottage streets has been found
To be very satisfactory 10 those who
live along there.
r. Class 20 American Patriotism.
| Tim Woodruff says his job of repub-
L li1.atn hair thank1aSz