Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15

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 Mrs w w. Woodward is spending the week end with friends in Worces- ter.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Torrey enter tained the members of the, W. R. c. at their home on Potter street Friday evening.
 Mrs. c. P. Kennedy of Furnace street is spending a few days with relatives in Providence A. Bretschneider is occupying the Sweet house at the corner of iutchins and Mechanic streets, a property h. purchased about 8 year ago. Miss Margaret Awkward will spend Sunday with relatives in Hartford. Henry. D. Morrison of Warren. R. l.. was a. visitor with friends in Danielson over Friday.
 Capt. E. L. Darbfe was in Bridgeport Friday evening attending a meeting Of the officers of the Thirteenth company. Gift of s1o in Gold.
 At meeting of the managers of ex- changes in the eastern district and of contract men for the same territory Clement ". Flagg, retiring manager of of the s. N. E. T. company. was pre- sented SIC gold piece in Norwich Thursday.
 Manager W. S. Brown offered a very fine theatrical attraction in The Shep- herd of the Hills at the Orpheum thea tre Friday evening. The company was an efficient ons.
 Miss Marjorie G. Bill is to have charge of the Kindergarten department at the Girard school Trenton, N. J.
 The mem bers of the newly organized Civic federation held a food sale in the vacant store in the savings bank building Friday afternoon.
 Bank Win Soon Reopen
 The directors of the Windham Coun ty Savings bank held a meeting Fri uff ha nl yyjn ready to open for business.
 The body of Alpha D. Davis who died in Norwich, Is to be brought to Brooklyn for burial. MT. Davis was who gained acquaintance with hilu while he was a railroad conductor.
 number of Danielson people will be in Providence Monday to witness the St. Patrick's day parade. There will be no observance of the day in DanieIson.
 Charles T. Thayer of Putnam is in charge of a number of telephone com making connections from the new un- derground cables to stations in build ings along Main street
 Mdme. Joseph Cyrs millinery open the store Is now ready for the making Of Easter hats. wealth of new styles and materials to select from.-adv.
 Light Fixtures Arrive.
 The ornamental fixtures upon which the new tungsten street lights in Main street are to be placed have arrived. The fixtures are to be. erected at as early a date as is possible. There Is to be a fixture and light on every pole of the lighting company through the business section. these poles on the easterly side of the street.
 The new lamps are 100 watt tung- stems. They will replace the arc ngt.ts now in use and are expected to give a more satisfactory service
 Holy Week to Be Observed.
 The evangelical churches of Daniel son will unite for four union services on evenings during Holy week. In the Pa ptist church, on Tuesday evening will preach the sermon; Wednesday evening Rev. Clarence H. Barber will preach at the Methodist church; Thursday evening in the Congregation W. D. Swaff1eld; Friday evening in the Baptist church Rev. F. L. Bristol of Dayville will preach
 Town Hall Leasing.
 The selectmen of KiIlingly have set forth the conditions under which the ing that the lease will be given subject to the right of the town to use tho hall for it's annual and three special town meetings, for all regular cleo tons. CauGQSGS. TOT IHG n1Bh SCHOOL graduation exercises, two afternoons or evenings for political rallies. two evenings for discussion of the license question and for the services on Me moria1 day, the lessee to open, heat and light the hall. as. required, for such gatherings, the lighting and heat ing services being without charge to the town.
 Central Village Fire Equipment.
 A chemical engine bought for the newly organized fire department at Central Village has been shipped from Boston Central Fire company No. is receiving the support of the citizens. The organiza ton is to be chartered ae the Central Fire association. A build ing formerly used as library Is to he remode1ed for use a fire station.
 William E. Reach Resigns.
 William E. Reach of the West Side has resigned with the Granite mills aI Fftchburg Mass, concern with which he has held a highly responslple plac'. for a number of years MT. Reach has lived on the West Side for several years, ltraveling back and forth to FItchburg as required. He is one of the very successful practical millmen of New England and has worked his way up from the ranks of the opera tfves to one of the most important po- sitions in his line in the eastern states.