Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-19

Joseph Flagg. John Wright and Ed ward Fisher are camping at the Chase reservoir near East Killingly for two weeks.
 The B. I. l.. club of Putnam has se- lected August 8 as the date for it's annual outing to be held this year at Phillips grove, Alexanders lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanton Wicks, recent ly married at Pomfret. have returned from their wedding trip and are at the home of the groom, Doane hall.
 Foster A. Gilman, of Palmer, Mass, was visitor with friends in Putnam Friday.
 Mrs: John Fallon. who has been wis itlng here with her parents, MT. and Mrs D. c. Parks. has returned to Boston.
 Takes Possession Today.
 William H. Noonan, purchaser of the City hotel business. is to take pos session today (Saturday).
 60o- Pair Cable.
 A 6o0-pair cable. run underground, is to carry the lines into the new telephone building here.
 Miss Elsie Burns, operator at the local telephone exchange, and Will liam s. Ormsbee of Dayville were married Friday, at Dayville.
 Will Teach at Normal School
 Miss Esmeralda Macdonald of this city is to be a teacher at the Normal school in Willimantic this fall. Miss Macdonald Is a graduate of the school
 Miss Lillian Diagle has been spend ing few days with relatives in Prov tdence and Pawtucket.
 Ask for License Transfer.
 Application has been made to the county commissioners for transfer of the license of the City hotel from the old to the new proprietor.
 Dr. J. w Ingalls, of Brooklyn, N. Y. is spending few days with A. N. Hammond, Woodstock Valley.
 Rev. MT. Reed has resigned as pas ignation to become effective August |
 Telephone Dance.
 Employes of the s. N. E. T. company for another of the series of telephone dances for next Friday evening, to be held at the pavilion at Wildwood park.
 Repairing Belfry Wheel.
 Tn repair shop in this city is a wheel that has been connected with the bell in the belfry of the Congre- gational church at East Woodstock. The wheel was broken on the night before the Fourth The wheel had been in the belfry of the church since the structure was erected in 1882. Attended Business Mems Conference.
 The following members of the Put ram Business Mems association at tended the Get-Together meeting of Eastern Connecticut business men at New London Friday, making the trip in MT. Andern's car: c. s. Andem, E. M. Wheaton Richard German, William Wheaton, E. l.. Kelley John G. John son, Isaac Champeau.
 Clerks' Thursdav Outino.
 The second of the clerks Thurs day half-holidays at Roseland park was a complete success, 55 taking part. Bathing, boating, running races and a baseball game made the after noon pass very quickly. The ball game was between the East Side and the West Side clerks and the East Siders won by a score Of to 8. A feature of the swimming events was the div ing by one of the cashiers. AS close to the day the clerks returned to Putnam and attended the show at the Bradley theatre.
 Gale Blew Down Headstones.
 The police have decided that the throwing down of number of grave stones in St. Mary's cemetery was not a piece of vandalism, but due to the nights this week A careful inspec- ton of the cemetery in the section where the stones are down shows no footprints or other indications that persons had been there. Also taking into consideration that fence and a line of shrubbery that has acted as 3 wind break for the stones, many of which have been set for years, have been recently removed and the stones all lay in one direction and in a row the officials are convinced that the storm Is responsible for the damage The stones are to be put back into po- Sition.