Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-23
There Is to le g basepdH game, sports. races, etc
 Will Join State Firemen.

races, etc
 Will Join State Bremen. Members of the fire department at I Central Village have voted to affiliate l their organization with the State Fire mems association.
 A. P. Woodward First Depostor. A. P. NO iwsrd As made thc first deposit with the Brooklyn Savings bank In its new auanters oa .he West Side. Mr.. Woodward walked into the l unfinished banking rooms ana left q penny hidden n q darh co-ne.' of the 1 vault The bank will not be doing business there for several weeks yet. I invitations to Franco -Amarseen Outing
 Members of councils of the Union St. John Baptist and Franco -Amer- ican clubs in eastern Connecticut towns have received invitations to attend the outing of the Franco American clubs or Massachusetts at Webster lake on Wednesday of next week. Eli Vezina of Woonsocket, supreme secretary of the Union St. John Baptist, Attorney Joseph Monet of Nashua, N. H., and George Dubuc of Fall River are to be among those that make addresses.
 Photographs of Lawson Place. Coroner Arthur G. Bill has caused to be made a number of photographs of the interior of the cellar, the barn, the house and other scenes about the place of Jonas F. Lawson, who was murdered at East Woodstock last week The photographs show bloedstained stairs and other property marked with the blood of Lawson. The photogra phs will undoubtedly prove very valuable as the mystery of the case is un- rayeied. Coroner Bill said Friday that there have been no developments in the ease.
 Old Home Day at South kilIinsiy. oF t,o Congregational church at South Kill lingly, one of the longest founded in this part of Connecticut. has sent out invitations for the annual Old Home day, to be held this year Sunday. Au gust S1 and Monday, September 1, The lows much the same form as that of last year. Sunday is to be devoted to services and Monday to the re- union, the banquet, the musicale and other features that made the Old Home days so popular with former residents in the south parish of the town. New Line of Telephone Poles.
 Agents of the $. N. E. T. company are having success in soliciting for subscribers for single lines under the cut rate schedule announced a few days ago and to become effective with in a few weeks in the Danielson di- vision. At present a force of the conn-
  ielson and Brooklyn erecting a line of 40 foot poles to carry the telephone wires and the wires of the electric lighting company which is to have a permanent right ofNway for it's wires
 Miss FrisselI Goes to Attawaugan.
 The teachers committee of the town school committee has filled the va cancy in the teaching staff at Alta waugan caused by the resignation of Miss Lucy Stone of Willimantic by transferring Miss Edith FrisseH, who has been teaching at Ballouville, where 8 vacancy now exists and is to be filled in a few days. Miss Annie White of the West Side, who has been teach ing in Putnam the past year, has been elected by the committee as an addi- tional teacher at Wilhamsville, where two teachers are to be in charge of the school this year.
 Noticeable Sidewalk Improvement.
 The new sidewalk that is to be built along the front of the St. James church property on Franklin and Wa improvement in that section of the town. There is to be approxina tely 300 feet of the walk. extending from near the Franklin street railroad cross ing to point on Water street, which needs 8 good sidewalk to its junction with Main street.
 Efficiency Prize for Thomas Morrissey.
 Thomas Morrissey, formerly of Moosup, well known in all of the towns hereabouts. has been awarded a $50 efficiency prize as an ovefSeer of the Hamilton Manufacturing company in their Ne. 7 mill at Lowell. Such prize is awarded every six months to the overseef whe shows the greatest amount of efficiency in the admins trati0n of his department.
 Cricket Match at Ptainfieid.
 At Plaiafeld today fSaturdayl the first match cricket game te be played in that town will be staged oh the baseball grounds and is expected to prove considerable of a novelty for followers of sports. Piainie1d now has a number of English residents who are fit opponents of a very popular sport in their native land.
 May Get Annapolis ARReiata4eHt.
 Lieutenant Walter Jacobs, U, s. N., who is now on leave of absence of the batt1eshiR Florida may be appoint ed an instructor at the United States naval academy at Annapolis. Lieu tenant Jacobs is an ordnance expert and exceptionally well fitted for such an appointment as is suggested.
 Old Bank Offered Library.
 The Brooklyn Savings bank, which is soon to locate on the West Side, has offered to the Brooklyn Library asso citation, it is reported, it's present bank building for use as library, the price made being a very special one and lower than would be made to any other prospective purchaser. The offer has aroused much interest in Brooklyn, where the library is located in the town hall bailding