Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

Week at Crescent Beaoh-No Start
 Yet on New Postoffice or Telephone | Building.
 Thomas T. Dwyer, Webster, formerly of this city, Is to go with his brother, | M. M. Dwyer, when the latter leaves for Edmonton, Alberta, this month.
 Harold S. Corbin of Worcester spent Sunday at his home in Putnam,
 Ralph T. Moore of South Framing ham spent Sunday with Putnam friends.
 Miss Marjorie Burgess was leader of 1 che '. P. s. c. E. meeting at the Con- gregational church Sunday evening.
 Invited to Pleasant View.
 Mrs s. M. Wheelock has invited number of Putnam ladies to be her guests at her summer home at Pleas ant View on Thursday.
 Going to Summer School.
 Delegates from the Congregational church in this city will be present at the Rhode Island summer school for Sunday school workers to be held at Narragansett Pier July 1920
 Extra precautiOn is being urged against the careless throwing away of lighted matches by picnic parties or other persons who go in the woods during the present dry spell.
 Jury Compissioners' Meeting.
 The jury commissioners for Wind ham county will meet here this (Mon- day) morning at 10.30 o'clock to draw the jury list for the year beginning Sept, 1. Names have been submitted by the selectmen of all of the towns in the county.
 First Half Holiday Thursday.
 The first real half holiday for store workers during the present season will come on Thursday of this week. when about 30 places of business will close. This practice will be continued Thurs . days during July and August.
 There is local interest in the report at the steel trust hearing in New York of a pool in steel rails in which Judge Gary, who recently visited here, and c. M. Schwab were interested, and which , Is said to have controlled prices for two years following two years of ''ruinous price cutting"
 Congregational Choir's Outing.
 The choir of the Congregational church is to go to Crescent Beach on , July 27, 1t has been decided to remain ! for one week. It is expected that about score of the members will go along. They will occupy a building formerly used as a summer hotel Those who are going anticipate very pleasant i outing.
 . Paine Family Reunion.
 Mir. and Mrs J. M Paine of Wood stock are entertaining Mrs. Mary Blk by, Dr. and Mrs. Albert Paine of Pasa- dena Cal, Mrs. Joseph Johnstone and daughter May of Chicago and Miss Alberta Paine of New Jersey. The
 Paine family are at the old homestead .. in Woodstock for a reunion.
 Raising Teachers for New Jersey. !. Windham county is a great produces '. of teachers who find places In othe 7. states. especially New Jersey, wher ,. the average salary for a teacher is con . siderably higher than in Connecticut F This fact has been noted by a loca f man who is a close observer of educa n tiOnal matters. This city contribute e some of the Windham county teacher t who have good paying positions il
 Governor Wilson's state.
 In Charge of Sunday School Meeting: "A The committee that Is to have charg 9 of the Sunday evening meetings at tn e Congregational church during July i : made up of Miss Ruth s. Murfey. Ar st thur Kieth, Marjorie Bradford, Kath o erine Russell and Edith Dingwan. Th Ia leaders for the month are 14th, Mis- N Marjorie Bradford; Fist. John G. John rs son; 18th, William w. Wright g. Child Family Association to Meet. d The biennial reunion of the Child as
 seciation is to be held at Roselan
 park, Woodstock, Aug. 14. Represent n, atives of the Child family are prom m nent in the affairs of several towns ,s this corner of Windham county, an sv have been for many years, being nun ar bered among the oldest families. y- Nc Start on New Buildings, ey These Who like te see PutnaHn's pFes of poets realized are rather disapBeinte 5d ever the fact that no Werk has bee BY dene as yet on either the propose to government Pestef1ice building or il ly new central telephone station, the sit ;s fer which are clese together There J, Re indication as yet that any work nd te be dsHe this summer. It is n ey probable that either building will Ill completed during the present year.
 Heavy Fraterna Insurance Carried
 Approximately half a million della
 iR fFaternal insurance is carried
 members of organizations in and abo d, this city. A large percentage of ma
 adults are identified with some seeie
 in which they held protection th a 7c1eans the payment ef money to the ,5 relatives - @~@a z,e death or to then selves in ease ef illness.
 n- Entertained and instructed. of T. J. Thurber, artist Putnam Neigh a entertained party Of boys who car as to his home enc day last week k showing them his collection of pain +er ings and by narrating many incider
 associated with his life. The same g he terneon the boys called at the heme .he seleetmsn c. E, Pierce, who ma rm their stay with him very interest," si- by showing them his collection B. mounted birds and animals ne Authorized to Borrow S1o0oo. Ji,, Authority has been given the may .ba and clerk by the common council .+ borrow S10,Q00 at an interest rate I ,ba in excess of per cent. per Rnnum ,,,t defray the expenses of the water coi -te missioners.
 she Leetur, by Hamilton Holt. rge Hamilton Holt, associated with
 New York Independent, gave lectl yda Saturday evening in the hall of ge, academy building at Woodstock. I in subject was Japan The proceeds fir ing the lecture are for the 1tbrqrv f,lpd