Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20

Confirm Ciaeo-Aiumni Win Ball
 Game, 19-1S.
 William P. Kelley of Dayviile. mem Der of the Connecticut epiieptic colony commission, and John A Gilbert were at Mansfield visiting the institution Judge Harry E. Back and First se- New London to attend the Yale Har- yard boat races Friday. Miss Ruth B. Cornwell, teacher in Kiilfngiy High school. came here from Worcester to attend the graduating John Burns of Webster was a vis- | itor at his home in Danielson Friday Mrs. Edwin Shippee of Providence is to address meetings at the Pente- costal church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Shippee was formerly l . resident here.
 Was Graduated from Wellesley. Miss Vivian Burroughs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Burroughs, was a member of the graduating class | at Wellesley college
 | Haipin Attended Graduation. | Thomas Halpin, middle distance run l nor, came here from Boston for the graduating exercises and the reeep- l ton.
 ! Lester Arnold, formerly engaged in business here. was a visitor wiht rela- lives Friday.
 D. F. Jette and the party with which | he Is touring were at Crawford Notch, | N. H., Wednesday, friends here learn from cards received in Fridays mail. Rev. James H. George. Jr, is to con- | duct services at St. PauPs mission, | Pfainfield. Sunday afternoon. Continuation Today.
 Rt. Rev. J. J. Milan. bishop of Hart ford diocese. will confirm a class at St | James church at services beginning at 10.45 this (Saturday) morning. | Rev. Roy B. Chamberlin will preach at the Sunday morning services at the Congregational church here. | To Attend Surgeons Conventions. pr. George NJ. Burroughs leaves this | evening to attend the second conVoca- | ton of the American College of Sur geons to be held at Philadelphia and | the annual meeting of the American | Medical society at Atlantic City. pr | Burroughs is to be away until next Friday evening.
 John Bassett was at New London | Friday to witness the university boat | races on the Thames.
 | Two members of the town schoo committee-Hector Mcconnell of Bal louville and Frank T. Field of Dayvillt leach has a daughter among the graduates of Killingly High school this | year.
 l Outing at the Lake.
 Members of the Sunday school o the Methodist church will be at Alex
 nnder's lake Tuesday for the annua picnic.
 Dr. Nathaniel Hubbard has been al Providence this week to attend thu graduating exercises at Providence
 High school his youngest daughter be- ing a member of the graduating class Rushed With Orders.
 All interested in the industrial wei. fare of Danielson are pleased to know that the newly organized Sonnhil | Worsted company, operating the bricl
 mill at Elmville. is rushed with orders | Clerks in Danielson are agitating 2 weekly half holiday for July and Au- gust. This question is receiving more consideration sthis year than ever be fore.
 s. 6. Convention at Thempson. At the state Sunday school conven.
 ton in Thompson June 30 Rev. Alfred
 Barratt. pastor of the Baptist churcl
 at East Killingly. is to deliver an ad
 dress. His subject will be The Spirit ual Forces of Bible School werk ana
 Their Relation to the Teacher.
 Given 21e Days in Jail.
 Eugene McCabe, charged with in
 toxication and breach of the peace, Wal
 sentenced by Judge Harry E. Back n |
 serve 21o days in jail. McCabe mad
 some fuss about being arrested, soncid !. erabie, in fact. lying down in tn street while he was being taken to tn police station. Now he knows wh.
 that kind of a stunt doesn't pay
 Equal Suffrage Meeting at Theatre.
 Next Tuesday night is to be marke'
 in Danielson by a big meeting at tn !, Orpheum theatre in the votes fo women campaign now going on |
 windbam county. The meeting here l to be held under the auspices of tn
 Equal Franchise league. St. Jame< band has been engaged to furnls
 music at the meeting and will play De fore and after the address. which is |
 be by Mrs Thomas N. Hepburn c . Hartford, president of the Connection
 Woman Suffrage association It Is ex pected that this meeting will bs on
 of the most important that has bee held In Danielson in the interest c . equal suffrage rights for women.