Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01

Miss Frances P. Wheatley, sten- ographer at the Windham County Ma t1onal bank. is spending the week end in Boston.
 Mrs w. T. BulIard has acknowledged the receipt of many toys, magazines and some clothing for distribution among the members of quarantined families.
 Harry W. Clarke, who has been i'll at his home for the past three weeks has nearly recovered.
 A Chilly Morning.
 Friday was the coldest morning ot the fall season. with the temperature registering around the freezing point
 Today (SaturdaY) is the last day for hling tax lists with the assessors and the indications are that the usual mum Der will be subjected to the ten per cent. increase for not complying with the requirements
 To Observe All HaIIows' Feast.
 In observance of All Saints day there are to be services at St. James and St. Alban's churches this (Sat- Urday) morning.
 number of Danielson people will attend the annual All Saints day ser vice at old Trinity church. Church street. this Saturday, morning This church is the oldest of any in this section of the state, and aside from All Saints day service is seldom held there.
 Members of the town school commit tee will meet Monday afternoon.
 A party of members of the Bohe- milan club are to spend Sunday at Oakland beach, It Is expected that about ten will make the trip.
 Rev. Frederick s .Bamford, of Plain field, Is to preach at the Sunday morn a HF7.r ff,,T, II church at Dayville
 It is not expected that any action relative to building the state road from Danielson to the Rhode Island line at Little Rest will be taken this year, but the carrying out of the project in the spring Is anticipated.
 Vaccination at PlainfieId.
 An order for general vaccination in the town of Plainfield is being com piled with by many residents there and arrangements have been made for free vaccination this (Saturdayl after noon. for those entitled to such con- sideration.
 Hoboes Made Canoe Trips.
 Owners of cottages at Alexander S lake made inspections of them Fri day to ascertain the losses as a result of a recent break. A canoe owned by Miss Ruth Burroughs of Broad street was taken rom the laI1lIN cottage ana evidently used by the thieves in trav- cling about the lake.
 Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Murray and family are occupying the John R. Da- wis place on Academy street, which place was recently purchased by MT Murray, who has caused many i'm provements to be made in the property No Group Picture in Booster Book
 It has been decided that the group pictures of committees representing various cities and towns will be omit ted from the magazine that is about 10 be published by the Business Men associations of eastern Connecticut. Th<=- is due to the difficulty of get ting the committees together to be photographed and to the heavy expense involved, The views that are to be used are to be supplied by the com mittee representing each association and are to 0e sent in as soon as pos sible.
 Halloween Dance.
 In Phoenix hall Friday evening the members of the Kryterion club en- tertained at Halloween dance at which the music was furnished by the Phoenix orchestra There was a general response to the invitations sent out and those who came had a very pleasant evening.