Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-30

c. C. Gildersleeve of Woodstock will be the visiting physician at the Dav Kimball hospital for May.
 Attorney and Mrs Ralph w. Botham returned to New York Monday after nOon after a wis with relatives in Putnam, Mir BOthdr's former home.
 Earl Howard Avery aged 2 years. son of Mir. and Mrs. Willard r. Avery died Monday at their home in Hamp- ton, it was learned by local friends
 New Rector for St. Philips.
 Rev. c. J. Hartman begins his pas tOrate at St. Philips church tomorrow May 1.
 Burial in Illinois. The body of Frederick O. Murphy who died here last week, will be taken to Moline, H., this week for burial Attorney Charles l.. Torrey was in Wiuinantic Monday on a business trip.
 There is an easier feeling among the railroad men of this city because the | shadow of an engineers strike has | passed.
 Mrs. Gladys Sayles of East Killing | ly is showing satisfactory progress to- ward recovery at the Day Kimball hospital after an operation for ap- pendicitis.
 Burial of Mrs. Joseph Williams. 1 The body of Mrs Joseph Williams, who died in Now Bedford during thc winter, was brought here Monday ait- ernoon for burial in Grove stret ceme- | tery. l.. E, Smith was the funeral di- rector. The deceased was formerly a 1 resident of this place.
 Goat Pictured, Too. Members of Putnam lodge of odd 1 Fellows had their picture taken in a group with the members of Puritan | lodge of Stamford, visiting here Sat urday night and Sunday The roat- a real live one-brought here by the visitors was included in the picture.
 Soldiers Monument Coming. The soldiers monument to be erect | ed on Grove street in time for dedica- tion on Memorial day has been ship | ped from Barre and is expected to arrive here at any time. The ship ment was made somewhat earlier than ! expected. Arrangements were being made Monday afternoon for the put | ting in of the foundation.
 Hearing in Farley Bankruptcy Case.
 There was a hearing before A. J.. | Bowen, referee in bankruptcy, at Will limantic Monday. at which George W.. l H. Farley of this city was examined i for creditors by Attorney George E. | Hinman Mir. Farley was represented 1 by Attorney O. F. Getty of Danielson. | Alr. Farley until recently was ln the clothing business in Putnam.
 c. A, TiIIinqhast Trustee.
 Tn the bankruptcy court n Wilim5u- tic Monday, C. A. Tillinghsst of Dan ielson was selected for trustee of tho bankrupt estate of James A. Nichols of Danielson, formerly of Putnam MT. ! Tillinghast's bond being fixed at AZ,- l 0O0 Names suggested for appraisers ' 0f he estate were Frank ?. Warren ! Nathan D. Prince and Willard Daniel 1 son all of Danielson.
 Overabundance oT Wet.
 A wall is going up from the tarm- | CTS all over Windham county because they are being delayed and held back from doing much of their spring work on account of the incessant rains that have made April a saturated month. As a sign of hope in the development of the season the grass on the lawn at the Putnam CongregatiOnal church was moved for the first time Monday. which day was about as moist as any of the month.
 Sale of Denison Farm. Charles A. and Alice E. DeIiison sold on Monday their farm at East Putnam to Amanda r. and Bartholomew liuyi land. IT., Of Mamaroneck, W ", this sale adding another to the long list oi transfers of similar property in tow ns in this section durne the last few months
 Strsub Sisters Please.
 A real classy net by the Strauh sis- ters was presented to the patrons of the Bradley theater Monday The ac