Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-18


 Larkin-f7aiIroad Square Lights Completed = Tidines From chatta- nooga.
 Miss Clara M. Danielson who has been spending several days in town with relatives, has returned to her home in Boston.
 Miss May Bailey returned to Boston Tuesday where she will enter upon her second year at Boston university.
 Considerable curiosity was aroused recently by the nocturnal calls made by a mysterious specimen of femininity who was travelling in an automobile, The caller stopped here in town about eleven o'clock and was last seen near Allen Hill, this side of Brooklyn. The request made at one of the houses at which she stopped was that the man of the household should come to a nearby street to start her car which she herself was unable to do. Upon the reply that the gentleman Visited was wholly unfamiliar with the start ing of a car the midnight caller left, expressing the thought of procuring someone else to aid her. When next seen, she aroused the residents of a farm between Danielson and Brook lyn at a. m. where she asked for the privilege of telephoning. Several conflicting stories were told here with the result that next day inquiries were made as to the identity of the visitor. In Danielson she was supposed to be alone but at Brooklyn, when she en- tered the house, she was accompanied by a man. All efforts to discover any trace of the pair or of those with whom they conversed or met have been practically useless thus far,
 The cornerstone of the new Catholic church which is to be built soon at Oakland beach was laid recently. Lo- cal people who own cottages at that popular summer resort have aided con- siderably in the erection of this edifice either by direct contributions or by other means. The new house of wor- ship will be much larger than the church which has been used up to the present time.
 News From Chattanooga.
 Cards received from Vine Franklin of Brooklyn who is attending the na- tional encampment of the G. A. R. at Chattanooga, Tennessee. state that he has had most enjoyable trip.
 To View Parade.
 Local fremen are planning to wit ness the big parade in NIiddletown October ., at the convention of the Veteran Firemen's association of the state.
 Miss May Young leaves this morn ing for Los Angeles. Cal. where she will act as a substitute instructor in domestic science until December, when she will teach in Texas.
 Arthur Wilds of East Brooklyn will enter Rhode Island State college al Kingston, R. |. next week.
 Mrs. Louis Ingalls, is spending a few days with friends in Colchester.
 Heard Gettysburg Address.
 News was received recently of the death of Mrs John Russell Bartlett of kiiinEly- where she lived for many years. At the time of the 5Oth anni- versary of the dericatfon of the Ma tienal cemetery at Gettysburg, Mrs Bartlett prided herself on the fact that she vas at the dedication of the field in 1888. when Lincoln delivered his memorial address
 Mrs. $. P. Humphrey was at Wood stock fair Wednesday to collect the various exhibits which she had en- tered there, several of them being awarded premiums,
 Attended Funeral.
 Among those from out of town who attended the funeral of Daniel T. Lar kin Wednesday were MT. and Mrs. A D. Davis of Norwich, Mir. and Mrs Randall, of Providence, R. l.. MT and Mrs. George Wood of New Rochelle N r.; Mrs Agnes Hutchins of Greene, R. l.; Frank Larl1in of Sea View Park Mass, and Elmer Larkin of Kenyon, R. L, brothers of the deceased
 Several residents from here attend ed the annual Harvest supper which was held last evening at North Ster- ling
 The Larfdn Reed shop on Christian Hill was closed Wednesday out of respect to the late Daniel T. Larkin, who was buried yesterday.
 Outing to Foster.
 MrE- F, ". Bennett Mrs. c. A. Rus sell, Mrs ". F. BidwelI Mrs AI s Warren Mrs. George $. Brown, and Mrs Moses L. Brown of Central Falls. zf q q g,.-- the Williams homestead in Foster.
 Principal R. K Bennett leaves to- morrow to spend the week end with relatives in Providence
 Placards in the local station an nounce the date set for the beginning of the winter train schedule but what interests the aiority of residents here is the date set for the first lighting of the heater
 To Teach at Brown.
 Miss Florence Danieison leaves next week for Providence where she will become a me1rloer of the faculty of the Womans College of Brown univer- s1ty> Miss Danfelson has specialized in biology. having been graduated from Mount Hofyoke and later having ob- ta1ned an advanced degree from Brown university.
 James Richmond formerly 8 resi- de1r hare, is still seriously ill at the homs of his sister in Clinton, Mass.
 Basket Social.
 The Willing Workers of the local " E. C.. with the members of the G. A F. as guests will enjoy a ba sket social this afternoon at the home of Mrs- Susan Mowry of East Brooklyn The first holiday of the school year will be one week from today when all classes will be suspended in order that the youngsters may attend Governors day at the Brooklyn fair
 4 window display on Main street of