Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-01

Major William Anderson Voted Twice for Lincon--Owner Comes for Abandoned Car Stolen in Providence
 Funeral of Mrs. Ellen Daly-New
 Rune for Car Crews.
 Commencing today dabor day) at the Orpheum theater, and continuing one week, Ethel May Shorey and her company in plays written by Miss shorey and played by no other com pany. Between the acts vaudeville that is vaudeville. Prices 10. 20 and 30 cents.-adv.
 Mrs. Hattie R. Bailey, Miss Helen lett Mrs Ella NJ. Palmer and Miss Gladys J. Palmer visited Providence and Rocky Point Sunday
 Carroll P. Allen Is spending Labor day with relatives in Boston and Can ton, Mass.
 Miss Low to Teach in Rhode Island.
 Miss Mary Low. who taught at Will Evansville during the last school year, has resigned to teach in Rhode Island. She is to be succeeded by Miss Doro- thy Day, teacher in the Tucker district last year. Miss Day will have charge of the lower grades at Williamsville
 Herbert Barnett of Worcester spent Sunday with Danielson friends.
 Back to the Farm.
 Fred Wood, for the past 12 years employed on the New York division of the Pennsylvania railroad, has re- turned to Danielson with his family Mir. Wood is to secure a place and en- gage In farming.
 Mrs James Reynolds. who has been spending the summer at Pine Grove, Conn, has returned to Danielson.
 Miss Ella Sidley, clerk in G. o. Thomas store. will spend her vacation visiting relatives in Fall River this week.
 Miss Sadie Higgins of Pawtucket. formerly of Danielson. spent Sunday with friends here.
 DuvaI-5eIIevilIe
 Jerry Lewis Duval, 33, and Miss Flora Bellevi1le. 32. both of Plaindeld, were married Thursday evening of last week at Central Village by Justice George R. Torrey.
 W. I. Kilton, postmaster at Provt- dence, has been recent visitor here with Postmaster c. A. Potter.
 L. Richard Reeves, son of MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Reeves, leaves this week for Sherbrooke, P. e.. where he Is to enter the seminary of St. Charles Bor- romme as a student.
 Voted Twice for Lincoln.
 Major William Anderson is another Danielson man who has had the honor of twice voting for Abraham Lincoln IOls preSlUoHt.
 Mrs. w W. Woodward was at Nor wich Saturday to attend the funeral of relative.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lavallee have returned from a visit with relatives in Canada.
 Irving Bennett of Pawtucket was a recent visitor with friends in Daniel son, where he was formerly in busi- ness
 Supervisor Albert S. Ames of the schools in Killingly and Brooklyn has returned from his vacation. MT. AmeS will be in charge of the examinations for those who have not already taken them for the high school course.
 Looted Refrigerator.
 A sneak thief entered the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Jaegar on Me- chanic street Saturday morning and stole all the provisions in the refrig orator, not even overlooking the milk.
 All of the mills in Danielson will be closed today (Monday), but no pro- gramme has been arranged in Daniel son for the observance of Labor day.
 Members of the high school faculty and other teachers in the public schools not resident in Killingly will return today for the opening of the schools tomorrow (Tuesday) morning.
 On New Runs.
 On Saturday the conductors and mo- tormen on the local lines of the Con- necticut company started, according to seniority, their selection of runs for the fall and winter months, the new schedule going into effect Tues day morning.
 The pastors having returned from their summer vacations, the regular arrangement of services in the Con- gregational, Baptist and Methodist churches will be resumed this week.
 Gaston Maindon, J. c. Witter, Wal ter E. Shippee and Lafayette Blanch- ard will be among those at Hartford to attend the state fair this week.