Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-28
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Locked out Pastor Holds serviee-- Thirteenth Co.'S Pay Arrives-East kiilinsiy Ash Trees Damaged by Lishtnins-Dayiisht Burglary on the West Side.

Abel L. Reeves has a seven-passen- ger touring ear to replace a machine which he recently sold.
 MT and Mrs. George o. Thomas are entertaining Mrs Rose Pettis of Prov idence.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed go to Bailey's Island. Maine, next week for their vacation
 William wheatley, Jr., of Arctic, R.. l., was a visitor with relatives in Dan- ielSon Monday. Charles D. Franklin of Providence spent Sunday at his home in Daniel
 John Dunn returned to Bridgeport Monday after visit with relatives here.
 visitor with friends in Danielsen Mon- day.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy mo- tored to Providence Sunday. Miss Josephine Gilligan of Stafford Springs is visiting here with Mrs. John Healey of School street
 Funeral of Mrs James Thornton.
 Miss Margaret Sullivan was at Riv-. erpoint Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. James Thornton.
 Miss Annie M. Shearin of Chicago, formerly of Danielson. is to come east next month for a visit with friends. Churches to Consolidate. The South Killingly and North Ster-- ling churches are to be consolidated under one pastor.
 The church picnic that was to have been held at Elliottsville grove next week has been postponed
 A meeting of the town school com mittee the last during the vacation period. is to be held Thursday after noon
 About a score ,of automobiles will f0Ao fn no orfir "a in the Chautauqua parade out of Put nam.
 Roy Tillinghast of Syracuse has been spending a few days with rela- tives in Danielson.
 Troops to Ride Through.
 The Rhode Island cavalry troops, en route to Pomfret for maneuvers. Aug. s-16, will ride from Providence through Danielson to the neighboring town.
 Fisher Campaign Literature.
 About all of the democrats and near democrats in >Danielson received on Monday literature booming the candi- dacy of Willard c. Fisher for the par ty nomination for governor.
 Pastor Held Service After All.
 Some people believe in signs-and notices-and others do not. In the latter class are the majority of mem bers of the Union Baptist church at East killingly, where a notice was posted last week that no services would be held until further notice, but where a quiet and uplifting ser vice was conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. J. Barratt Sunday. It Is said that those who oppose his pastorate and who caused the notice to be posted were conspicuous by their absence, in numbers.
 Seven Prisoners in City Court.
 Seven prisoners were occupying cells at the police station Monday morn ing by the time Judge Harry E. Back was ready to open the mornings ses- sion. Five of the cases all of men charged with having been intoxicated were disposed of, four of the prisoners going to jail. One man, of Waure- gan, was released upon payment of a fine and costs amounting to $2009 Two other prisoners, brought in a few hours before, were not in condition to come before the court.
 These are halcyon days for court business and there seems little doubt that record for July will be estab- lished Danie1son is being afflicted by an invasion of booze fighters that constitute pest about as bad as that threatened from the army woms