Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-24

beautiful floral forms and bouquets that came from relatives, friends and organizations, including the Bohemian club corporation. Rev. M. J. Ginet read the committal service and all of the officers of the mass were present at the cemetery.
 The bearers were Charles Morin. rep resenting Putnam lodge of Elks Dr. J. N. Perreault, representing the Franco American Naturalization club: George Dlval representing the Bohemian club; Telesphore WoiSard, representing the Danielson fire department; Vitalis senting the Union St. John Baptist Louis E. Kennedy was funeral df- rector.
 Present for the funeral were the three sisters of Judge Getty, Sister Mary DesaNes tMiss Mary Getty), New Hartford; Sister Mary Magdelen de Jesu (Miss Laura Getty). St Hya- cinthe. P. O.: Sister Mary FideEs (Ndiss Leah Getty), Bristol, Conn.
 Noted About the Borough.
 A Van Woodworth is in New York on a business trip.
 Miss Nellie Sullivan of Worcester was the guest Sunday of MT. and Mrs. L. k. Kennedy.
 Mrs. James Fogarty of Providence was the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Burns of Mechanic street Sunday.
 James Caldwell was the guest Sun day of friends in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs. Frederick Sibley of Providence spent Sunday with Ms.
 Harry D Bennett of Southbridge was a visitor with friends in town over Sunday.
 Mrs John Johnson formerly Miss Mabel Henry) of Providence, visited with friends in town over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Bigelow of Wor- cester were visitors with relatives in Danielson over Sunday.
 Thomas Awkward and Miss Helen Aylward spent Sunday with friends in Putnam.
 Resigns at Telephone Exchange.
 Mrs William Dennis has resigned as night operator at the local telephone exchange and is to go to New Haven to make her home.
 Miss Clara Baker of Hartford, for merly of Danielson, has returned here and is to be a night operator at the telephone exchange.
 Walter Sayles was a week end wis i itor with friends in Providence. ] MT and Mrs C. A. Young and Mir { and Mrs. William Young are to re- i turn from Florida about April Is. To Move Tracks for Reservoir. 1 It is stated that about eight miles l of the P. and D. trolley line in ano near the town of Scftuate. R. l., Is tt l De h1OFed IO IHdhS way 1OT lliS " l reservoir planned to store water fol | the city of Providence. The water 1 shed that will feed the reservoir vii cover 200 square miles
 l Jared Democratic Nominees.
 The heading @'Re1ubAean Caucus l over an item in the nahietsan new Tn Saturdays Bulletin, and relative Ii the non partisan citizens caucus of tn | night before gave such siauneh ant old-t time democratic nominees as ap l pear on the ticket a funny feeling ant an inclination to pinch themselves U see if they were not dreaming, N harm done however,
 Crowd Attended Wonaen's Missien.
 At St James church Sunday after noon al { o'clock the mission for tin | was opened with a very large eoRgFe gatien in attendance, The services ar to continue every day this week, Witl l masses at 6.90 and a. nl. and seFnael 1 and benedict5on in the evening at 7-3f
 Train Restoration Pieases PuhIie.
 The resteFatien ef the ald train. fe l 1t afaeuRts te that in the case of fh Rertkbeslnd train, wifi give the desife' 1 eenaectieas at Putnam with trains fo tie east and west ever the main line 6 l the Midland division, and the addition ef the new train will give a fine after l noon s6uthbeund service, with connec | tiens at Putnam fF6sf1 Boston and Othe | points east. This will make it poSSibi te leave Boston on the o'clock ex 1 press and arrive in DanieiSon In a Tlttl less than two hours.