Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-03


 The directrasses of the Ladies Be- nevolent society of the Westfield Con- gregational church for May are Mrs. William POlhemuS. Mrs Charles Ad- , ans, Mrs. J. Herbert Smith, Mrs. W. W. Woodward and Mrs. John R / Da- wis.
 Local people are attending the an- nual meeting of the Woman's Con- grega ational Home Missionary union of Connecticut. in Norwich today CWed- nesday).
 Miss Leavsns to Teach Music. gagged by the town school committea to teach music in the schools for the coming year, beginning September l. New Awning Law. The selectmen of the town have passed an ordinance requiring all awnings to be at least feet inches from the sidewalk Several awnings on Main street will have to be raised as a result of this order Seniors Give Play.
 Before large audience in Town hall Tuesday evening, the senior class of KillingIy high school presented the comedy playlet, The Sisterhood of Bridget Each. part was well taken and showed the thorough training giv- en the cast by the members of the faculty. Piano selections by Misses Dora Reeves and Aurore Belanger and 8 vocal solo by Albert Warren were gwen between the acts. The play was in three acts and the settings at the Mason homestead. Following was the east:
 Edward Mason. a wealthy stock brok- CT, Francis Rollins Lord Carton, in search of a wife with money, Albert Warren Ward Leighton, lieutenant of 1Tsth
 jrr11 rr4 Mike McShane, driver of milk cart, Harry Peterson Timothy Rourke, house painter,
 Mark Burns Jimmy McCrae, page at MT Mason's. Nathaniel Greenleat William, butler at MT. Mason's,
 George Pearl Mrs. Mason. socialist and aesthete,
 May Bailey Eleanor Mason. her daughter. Bridget, the cook, Mabel Morrison Josie Riley, housemaid,
 Bertha White Emma Hone. house maid,
 Rachel Preston Mary MeCrae, Jimmy's sister.
 Eleanor Smith The proceeds will be used for pur- chasing a memorial from the class for i the school hall. custom which each { S@ Si0SS AdS IOlIoH GU TOT 1 many years
 To Play Norwich Academy Team. Killingly high school baseball team will go to Norwich today for a game with the Free Academy nine Sewer Before AMaeadam. Men from the state highway com ! mlss1Oner'S office surveyed Main street last year with view of macadarnizing the road from the corner of Spring and Reynolds street to the borough 1 line in Westfield. It is stated that | this is not to be done until the bor- l ough sewer line is completed to the i borough line as the road would have to be dug up badly at that time for the I laying of the pipe. Other roads in the 1 town will be improved by the state 1 aid until this is ready. Borough Small Notes. | Arthur Shaw has been a recent vis- 1 ttor in town.
 'Cy" Dewhurst of Stonington visited 1 local friends recently
 i Henry Getty spent the past few | days with his parents here MT. Get ty is with the American Steel and Wire works at Worcester and has rented cottage for the summer at 1 Sterling camp ground
 John Kelly of Dayville has been ap- 1 pointed clerk of the committee on in- ter-oceanic canals at Washington 1. A. rFoSt mas purchased the lunch business of MT. Andrews at the cor ner of Main and Mechanics street
 May Basket for Teacher A pleasant surprise and a pretty | May basket was given Miss May Ham, 1 nett at her home on Broad street l Monday evening. by the pupils of her school. Refreshments and entertain 1 ment provided a pleasant evening"
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Young took an auto trip to Oakland beach Monday | Mrs. Young will remain there for a ] few weeks.
 Miss Myrtis MarIand returned on Tuesday from visit with Miss Jen- 1 nie Hammond at Worcester
 Miss Myrtis Pellett is at Oakland | beach for several weeks stay. The building on Center street, for merly used by the Love Bros, has been moved to the rear of, the Shum- | way block and will be used by D. E Jette as garage.
 A. A. Richards and Abel Reeves en. joyed an automobile trip to aIonson Mass, Tuesday.
 Plans for Wildwood Park Theater.
 Louis Wilcox has leased the Wild wood park theater for the summer 1 season and will conduct it on lines similar to last year. He will book only first class attractions. The open ing will be on May 90. After that the park will close and about the middle of June will reopen for the summer Besides the vaudeville acts booked by Mr. Wilcox, moving pictures will bt shown at the evening performances. G~x