Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

SkbAtC fAfStt0NS0 agtOS HsSfl SAO0ADSs Dr. c. L. Adams has been appointed deputy to make inspections for foot and mouth disease among herds in towns in this part of the state
 A, F. Woodward has a curiosity in the long defunct West Killingly bank, an institution thae few here now re- member about.
 Union Thanksgiving Service Rev. E. A. Legg will deliver the sermon at the union Thanksgiving ser vice to be held in the Baptist church next Wednesday evening at 7:S0 o'clock
 Rev. c. T. Barber's next talk on his European trip of last summer will be given on December 20, and will have to do with the city of London.
 Returns made at Hartford show the election expenses of F. H. Reach as a republican candidate for nomination as sheriff in Windham county to have been s23.6o.
 Charles L. Ames. principal of the Brown scchool at Hartford, has been called here by the death of his moth CT, Mrs. Lucy Day Ames.
 P J. O'Brien of Providence is vis- iting here with his daughter, Mrs. There was local interest in The Bulletins story of the burglary at Norwich of the store of R. F. Smith, formerly of Danielson.
 Heard Norwich Concert
 4. l.. Reeves and a party n4otored to Norwich for attendance at the Sou ga matinee concert Wednesday. Herbert Blaney was a recent visitor in Boston.
 George A. Williams of Dayville, as progressive candidate for senator in this district, returns election expen- ses of s23.35.
 Mrs Daniel spalding entertained Mrs. A. c. Blodgett of Worcester
 Going to Motor Show
 Samuel Deam, J. Carl Witter, w. Fenner Woodward and Walter B. Ship pee motor to Providence today (Fri- day) to attend the automobile show. Mrs. Mary Belanger of School street, who has been i'll for several months, continues to be patient at the Day Kimball hospietai.
 A Putnam paper gives warning to Dantelson joy-seel1ers that they must behave themselves while there, or take the consequences.
 Photographs of the local telephone building and borough scenes are used in illustrating an article in the current issue of the Telephone Bulletin.
 New DazviIIe Office
 PLdGA1GdlI5 IlCM OI1C0 n6S been built for the Adams Express com pary just soutE of the Dayville station land in position to avoid accidents such as caused the destruction of the building now replaced.
 Attorney and Mrs. Sabin s. Russell will be in New Haven Saturday for the Yale-Harvard game.
 Charles S. Francis was recently in Boston on a business trip,
 Taking Parish Census
 Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. S., and the as- sistant priests of St James church are engaged in taking the annual parish census, this including enumeration in the missions at Brooklyn, Hampton, Elmville. Killingly Center and East Kilfingly.
 Civic Federation food sale and tea, Mrs. A. H. Armington's, this (Friday) afternonon-Adv
 Expended $391.55
 Making his returns as treasurer of the Killingly republican town commit tee, l.. J. Morin files an account show ing that he received $39155 and ex- pended a like amount
 Invited to Putnam
 Members of the K of c. councils in Danielson, Wauregan and Moosup have been invited to be in Putnam as guests of Cargill council next Sunday after noon, when the third degree is to be conferred on candidates.