Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-09

S. J. Swallow, a carGtaker at The Hill, the home of Edwin F. York, of New York, heard a disturbance in the neighborhood of the hen house. With his son he made an investigation and found two young men crouching near the door to the hennery. He was able to seize one, but the other made his escape. The boy captured told MT. Swallow all sorts of stories, as to his proving around, and after the name of his companion had been obtained he was liberated
 Rummaee Sale.
 The rummage sale in aid of Calvary church was held in the store of E. C.. Potter on Water street Thursday. Many bargains were offered in nearly all lines
 There will be a social in Calvary chapel tonight. The weekly prayer meetings of the First Baptist and Sec ond Congregational churches was held Wednesday evening.
 The Baptist Young Peoples society will meet tonight.
 Mrs. G. B. Marston entertained the members of the F. c. Fl. society at the parsonage Tuesday evening.
 On Tuesday evening, May 13, there is to be public post card radiopticon exhibition in the church lecture room under the auspices of the boys of class No. 4 of the Bible school.
 Railroad Officials to Aid in improve
 ments.
 Trainmaster P. T. Litcff1eld and Track Supervisor NJ. J. Higgins of the New Haven railroad on Tuesday met with Miss Jean c. Palmer, represent ing the Village Improvement society, and Town Road Commissioner Edward E. Bradley at the local railroad sta tion, and made arrangements for com pleting the contemplated improvements on the grounds between the borough line and the railroad station.
 The two parks recently surveyed and laid out are to be completed and the roadways at the station to be raised and filled in with gravel and crushed stone, which will be forwarded here by the railroad company as soon as pos sible. The work of making attractive the entrance to the borough will be completed by the town and Village I'm provement society before the opening of the summer season.
 A business meeting of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Go was held in their rooms Wednesday evening.
 Band Concerts to Cost $350.
 Persons who wish to contribute to- ward the band concerts are handing the money to Henry A. Muller, J. Ed ward Fairbrother or George ". Haley
  charges $95 for each of the concerts given. There is a balance of $30 or hand from last year. to commence with.
 Mrs Hannah T. Wilkins has moved her household goods from the Palmer house. recently purchased by Nina council, No. 43, Knights of Columbus to the Haley residence at the corner of Church and Main streetst.
 Good Catch of MackereI.
 The auxiliary sloop Frances Belle York Monday with 270 fresh mack ereI as reported by the New Yorl Fish Co. The fish were taken off Sand! Hook
 Capt Abram Jenkins brought hi fishing power boat in from Mysti' Tuesday. The boat has been over hauled and painted at the Bindlos marine railways A hoisting windlas has been added to the machine outi of the boat. which will be used il hauling the otter seine and anchor. Personal Items. Mir and Mrs. Samuel Doughty 0 New York arrived Wednesday at thei summer home on Darling hill for tn season.
 Mrs. Samuel s. Andrews. Miss Mar. Andrews and Mrs Susan Demoura o
  trip through the eastern states ant will visit in the principal cities, re turning in three weeks. Edwin S. Stanton went to Nev York Tuesday on a brief business trir w. H. Pike of Pittsfield. Mass, i at his summer home on Lords Point Charles E. Davis who is confined t his bed by illness is somewhat i'm proved.
 John Mason of Masons Island wa in the borough Tuesday. E. L. Wells was in Kingston durin, Tuesday.
 Mems Club Entertains.
 At the special entertainment of tn Mems club at Boro hall Thursda! evening. There were four reels 0 motion pictures: pianola recital ant concert. The soloists were Miss Al berta Kelley, violinist. and J. D. Woes ter at the pianola. The programm' follows.
 March Militaire ........ Schuber Le Cygne (The Swan) :. Saint Saen Miss Kelley, accompanied by Piano1; Piano. (a) Papillions DAmour Schuet (b) Valse Parisienne ...,.,. Robert Cavaleria Rusticana ...... Mascagn Miss Kelley, accompanied by Pianoli Piano. William Tell fOvture) . Rossn Aubord dun Russian (Serenade) Boisdefrr, Miss Kelley, accompanied by Pianolt Piano Miss Kefiew played very artistieaily The entertainment was greatly en1oyet by the mem bers and their friends.
  A Second indictment for Murder and another charging him with a erim l inal assault were returned at Prev idence Wednesday against Henri Des lovers by a special grand jury eallet i when DesioEers was freed on q habea! corpus writ last Friday. Desievers Il accused of the murder of Mrs. Angelo Parmontfer, whose headiess body wal found in the Blackstone river a Weensocket last June