Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-11

Atternsy W. D. chass subseribes ts
 Gymnasium Fund-Dsath q Henry
 Law-Auetien of ElmviIls Mill te
 Satisfy Foreclosure claims.
 Attorney Warren D. Chase of Hart ford, who has just returned from Washington. D. O., was a visitor with his parents. Mir and Mrs. c. D. Chase, of Main street. Saturday.
 Borough Clerk Wesley Wilson spent the week end with relatives in Massa- chusetts.
 Mrs. Michael Aylward has returned from a visit with relatives in New
 New Homo for Postmaster
 Postmaster Charles A. Potter's new home is being constructed in the West field section, next north of the home of Charles A Tillinghast.
 Miss Marion Nadeau, who has been making her home in Danielson, has returned to Woonsocket. Henry A. Tyler of Worcester was . visitor with friends here Sunday,
 Mrs. John Moran will go to England next month for a visit with relatives.
 Edward Lillibridge is employed by L. E. Smith at Putnam.
 Chief A. P. Woodward of the local fire department received an early morning notification of the fire in the Union block at Putnam, but no assist
  ment.
 Developments during Friday and Saturday in the war situation in Mexico again aroused the anticipation of the members of the Thirteenth com- pany to that point where they expect at any time to be ordered out.
 Danielson Man One of Owners.
 Many Danielson people went to Put nam Saturday afternoon to view the damage caused to the Union block by the fire of the early morning. John A. Paine of Danielson is one of the own CTS of the building.
 Gymnasium Fund Nearly $1,oOo.
 Subscriptions continue to come in for the Killingly High school gymnasi- the s1,0oo mark. One of the latest contributors is Attorney Warren D. Chase of Hartford.
 A regular meeting of the school com mfttee of Kil1ingly is to be held Thurs day afternoon.
 Motored to Oakland Beach.
 Hiram S. Franklin, William M. Franklin, Charles P; Franklin, Gharies Moran, Herbert Barber, Ralph c. Young, Louis Young, John Bassett, Frederick Gamache and William Ross were Danielson people at Oakland beach for the week end, making the tr1p Tn aulonODLeS.
 Parents' Day Exercises.
 Parents day exercises were held Sunday at the session of the Sunday school of the Baptist church. A brief special programme was given before the regular lesson study period At the morning service Rev. w. D. Swaf- field preached on the topic Pebbles, Prayer and Power.
 Flowers Mothers Memorials.
 Sunday was observed as Mothers day at the Methodist church, and spe- cial features were added to the morn ing service to make 1t significant Of the event observed. The floral tributes were given by members as memorials to their mothers.
 New Fire Alarm Boxes Ordered.
 Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire department has placed his order for the three new fire alarm boxes author ized installed by the voters at the an- nual borough meeting last month. Just when the boxes will be received Is not known however, as the manufacturers have many orders on hand and are reshed to the limit of the capacity of their plant.
 East kilIingIy Appointment Soon.
 Developments are expected soon rel ative to the appointment of a post master at East Ktlling1y. where Rob- ert Smith has been acting postmaster for several months post. A civil ser vice examination for the appointment was taken by candidates before the close of last year, but the naming of the successful candidate has been de- lay ed up to this time.