Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-25

at the home of Charles Greene on Bread street Saturday evening.
 New Books at Library
 A score of new books were added to the available lists at the public libra ry Saturday.
 William Franklin of Broad street spent Sunday at his cottage at Oak land Beach.
 bank wall is being built between the High school property and K. A. Darbie property on Broad street
 Miss Viola Mewry Is to teach in the fifth grade of the PIainfleld school this year.
 Miss Margaret Mcbride has returned from vacation spent at Oakland Beach.
 Teaching Vacancy in BailouviIie.
 The town school committee has one more vacancy to fill this week, one at the school in BaIlouvile.
 The rain during the early hours of Saturday morning did something to- ward the relief of suffering crops, but much more water Is needed in county towns.
 Miss Viola A. Downs of Dayville is to enter a New York hospital Septem- Der 1. to take a. nurses training course. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barnett. now in Seattle. find the west very much to their liking.
 
 ttor of Kilingly High school during the coming year.
 Miss Dorilla C. Dominique is having a vacation of three weeks, part of which will be spent with relatives in Pawtucket and Fall River. The Old Hutohirs House. Harry W. Clarke believes that the house he owns and occupies on Hutch ins street is the "old Hutchins house." ar a pa ri of SlInnnSad n Q 0rip inally stood on the property at the corner of Hutchins and Main streets, and to have been the first frame house built in Ki1lingly.
 Hearing on County Savings Bank. l Danielson people interested in the Windham County Savings bank hear 1 ing plan to be in Putnam next Friday comb will preside at the hearing to be held in the superior court in relation to the matter.
 Gentle Horse Kicks Woman. 1 A woman at the George Paine farm on the Green Hollow road was kicked l in the chest by horse that had been unhitched and was being put into the l barn. The action of the horse was a surprise. IS the animal has always l been regarded as gentle. | Shoot on Labor Day. 1 The Attawaugan Gun club is to hold l its seventh annual Labor day shoot at l the club grounds in Attawaugan newt l Monday A fine programme has been arranged, one event being rifle con 1 test for ladies. Two events of 100 and i of 50 targets are to be shot by the I men.
 Not Worrying About Gambling. l The Windham county (Brooklyn) fair management will not be bothered much ! by the ruling against games of chance 1 on the grounds and the liability of los i ing the state appropriation if such games are allowed. for the fair at Brooklyn is a clean fair, depending for 1 its success on it's value as an agricul- tural exhibition. and not on gambling 1 schemes. The fair this year is to be bigger and better than ever before, this 1 being made possible by the profitable exhibitions of the recently past years.
 Picnicked at Chase Reservoir. Leaving the Upper church at East Killing1v at 1 o'clock Saturday after noon. the members of the Sunday school went to the Chase reservoir for | the annual picnic, arrangements for i which were made by Mrs Albert Cor don. During the afternoon many pastimes were introduced and refresh ments wers served.
 Buying Broom Corn in Oklahoma. Edward Cutler of Central Village, formerly of Putnam, Is in. Oklahoma on an annual trip made for the pur- pose of buying broom corn, which Is shipped east in large quantities and sold in New England cities. MT. Cutler has been making trips to the south west for several years and has become we'll acquainted with the country. Rev. Mir. Anderson Improved in Health.
 
 pastor of the Westfield Congregational church here, returned to his heme in