Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-13
BISHOP NlLAN,s VISIT.
Will Confirm Large Class at All Hal lows Church, Moosup-To Lay Cor nerstone of School


 lows Church, Moosup-To Lay Cor
 nerstone of School.
 At All Hallows' church. Moosup, Sunday morning, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Milan will confirm a class of 200 at the 10:S0 mass. He will be assisted by visiting priests.
 The afternoon ceremony of sealing the cornerstone will begin promptly at 3 o'clock.
 The Rt. Rev bishop with assistant priests will return to the church after sermon appropriate to the occasion will be delivered. The Rev. P. Ri- voire,. M s, of Holyoke, Mass, will preach in French.
 Meeting of Mothers Club.
 Mrs. Frank Young of Riverview had the members of the Mothers club of the Methodist church at her home for meeting Wednesday afternoon.
 Rehearsal of Choral Union.
 Prof c. D. Geer of Norwich came here "Wednesday evening to conduct rehearsal of the Choral union in which the members are taking a great deal of interest.
 The Nutall house in Westfeld is to be set back from the street giving larger lawn fronting Main street and generally improving the appear ance of the adjoining property. A slight fire in one of the carding machines at the plant of the Interna- tfonal Cotton company Tuesday was extinguished without other damage than that done to the machine,
 Trolley Express Business.
 There is a general expression of satisfaction over the fine arrange mont now in force here for handling the trolley express business at the new freight station on railroad square
 Danielson will be represented Sun day afternoon by a, large delegation at the laying of the cornerstone of All Hallows' parochia1 school at Moos- up.
 New Water Wheel and Boiler.
 A new water wheel and boiler are to be installed at the plant of the h. ternational Cotton company at East Killingiy in about two weeks 1t is expected. The plant will be tempo rarily shut down while the changes are being made, This company is now using about two carloads of cotton a week for its absorbent cotton business.
 Profitable Skunk Hunting. Phineas Aldrich of the Westfeld section of Danielson is putting in odd days skunk hunting and to advantage Of three belts that he brought in one night this week one was worth more than $5. On 8 days hunt for the animals a few seasons ago MT AL drich took belts to 8 value of more than $50.
 Will Investigate DayviIle 5urglaries. Members of the state police are to turn their attention to the matter of discovering who is responsible for the number of burglaries that have .oc- cured at Dayville recently. Not only have the burglars failed to become frightened by the efforts of local off, cers to catch them, but they have grown boIder and seemingly more
 Gave Fine Concert.
 At the Orpheum theater Wednesday evening the Providence PoIyphoni orchestra made it's first appearance here and gave an excellent concert. Among the numbers on the program were the overture from The Poet and Peasant, Southland, overture Comrades l in Arms and the march from Tam hauser- Features were the cornet solo, Delecta, by John Ray, and the saxa- phone solo. My Old Kentucky Home, by Ellis Leighton Wilder Miss Mabel Kitchen was the reader with the or chestra. The company made the trip | here from Providence on special l trolley car, returning after the con- cert.
 Referred to p. and D. Road. 'T thought I would wake up some 1 morning with the Providence and Danielson road in my pocket, and l 1 did, says Charles s. Mellen. former president of the New Haven system. l in a special article that appeared in 1 a Boston paper and in which article 1 MT. Mellen discussed some of his ex- | periences as 8 railroad president in New England The remark or the | equivalent of it has previously been accredited to MT. Mellen. The P. and l D. was one of chain of trolley roads l that was making competition for the | New Haven. At the present time if is under the control of the Rhode Island company.
 Venison from Maine. Friends of E. B. Wilbur have been enjoying venfson from big deer that he shot on a recent hunting trip iH the Maine woods where he goes. each fall for the big game hunting. | Edward Riley, proprietor of the Cen tral hotel at Central Village, is a patient at a private hospital near Will limantie, where he went to undergo 8 surgical operation,
 indefinite Information. Persons who send along invitations to the game wardenS to follow up this 1 or that trail should be careful to give ! as much information as possible. Re cSntly CSunIy Id1A9 w aFaG4l JOAA A 1 Gilbert received a message from a maT who asked him to search an automobile bearing d Rhode Island register tha was seen heading this way from { nearby town. The message did no give the number Of the caG or muct other information that was esgentia | for the official to have thai he mtgh ntelligently ge about his work.
 Rings to Be Detachable. Detachable iron rings are to D, placed on the basketball standards t. be erected on the graded schoo grounds near High street so that the! may be removed after the pupils fin ish playing and prevent hoodlum coming to the grounds and causing such a disturbance to the neighbor hood as was the case when the publi playgrounds were located there a yea ago last summer.
 Big Expense to Borough. 1 The ba feer1 under he2y-