Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-27

MT. and Mrs s. Cady Hutchins were in Boston Saturday for the Yale Harvard football game.
 Miss Molly Murphy was at her home in Norwich over Sunday.
 Walter Ames was among the Dan ielson people that were at Boston Sat- urday for the football game
 John Bailey of Southbridge spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. B. L. Bailey of the West Side.
 Henry P. Stevens of North Attleboro was a visitor with friends in Daniel son over Sunday
 Pomfret Woman Socks Divorce.
 Mrs. Carl E. Gilbert of PoInfret has filed suit for divorce from her hus- band, alleging desertion-
 Miss Alice Caron has been selected as president and Benjamin Brown as among the first year class at Killingly High school
 No More Licenses.
 The county commissioners have fin ished the work of granting licenses in the four license towns Of Windham county-KilIingly, Putnam, Wfndham and Sterling.
 Sheriff Preston B. Sibley returned on Sunday from a business trip Of few days in New York
 ssWomanhood" will be the subject considered by the mission study class of the Methodist church at a meeting to be held at the parsonage this (Mon- day) evening
 Thanksgiving quotations for roll call will be given by the members of the Ladies Reading circle when that or ga nization holds it's weekly meeting with Mrs. Leonard James this CMon- day)- evening
 Much interest has been aroused in DanieIson by the finding of the siSele- ton Of 8 man in the rough country Of the town of Pomfret, above Cotton's bridge. It is regarded by the hunters as surprising that some of them have not come across the body during the IS months it has lain in the open-
 Rushing Work on Telephone Line.
 There is a large number of employees of the A. T. and T company in Daniel son at the present time. the construc- ton of the underground telephone line being the business that calls them here Work on the line is being rushed all along the route mapped out in this section, and with the exception of the running of the cable will be completed in a few weeks.
 Holy Name Society at Wauregan.
 There was an impressive scene at the Sacred Heart church in Wauregan Sunday at the closing of the four days retreat for then of the parish and in the interest of enrolment in the Holy Name society, a large number pledging thmselves to meet the obliga- tons or honor WHICH are 0xdcltu A number from Danielson was present the closing exercises.
 Nature Fakes at Cant -'---- -ins.
 A Canterbury Plains Co., pondent writes the following: Eugene Perry, who daughters a good many squeal- CTS at this season of the year, says that some of the hogs he has killed when scalded, and after the hair is nearly all scraped off, there is a sort of wool left on the animal which can be removed only by shaving Gene says he Is going out Of the hog-stick- ing business if they are going to keep on the wooley way. Surei
 A Practical Precedent
 An interesting proposition presents itself following the plan to present to the warren and court of burgesses a petition for police protection between the hours of p. m. and midnight on that part of Main street from the Con eregational church to the borough line. Citizens who have heard of the matter will await action with interest. If the petition is granted. the police patrol expense will of course, be met by the borough. That being the case. the likelihood presents itself that resi- dents on other streets will petition for like special police protection. and the question follows. where will it all end ?