Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-31

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 and Tucker District Schools to
 Continue Open.
 pr. and Mrs. Rienzi Robinson are entertaining Miss Lydia E. Butter ot New York. and Mrs. Otto Robinson or Willimantic.
 Rev. C. II. Barber and E. H. Jacobs have returned from visit of several.
 Attorney W. F. Woodward is in Woonsocket today tF'riday) on busi-
 George B. Johnson of New Haven was a visitor with friends in Danlel- son Thursday.
 Miss Marguerite Caron has been visiting relatives in Putnam.
 Miss Katherine Thayer of Putnam is visiting relatives here.
 To Attend Hampton Lecture.
 Mrs. Renzi Robinson and friends are to be in Hampton this Griday) even ing to attend the suffrage lecture to be given in Grange hall by Miss Fisher of New York
 New boilers for the plant are being put into position at the mill of tine Danielson Cotton company.
 All Stars Coming Saturday.
 The All Stars baseball team of Nor wich will be here Saturday afternoon for a game with the Danielson Cotton company team.
 The Connecticut Mills team is to play the Hammond -Knowlton company team of Putnam on the circus grounds here Saturday afternoon.
 Fixtures that are to be installed in the new Windham County National bank building were received here Thursday.
 Heavy Freight Shipments.
 This is not the dull season for the Rhode Island company on it's line into. Danielson, shipments being unusually heavy.
 Danielson members of Putnam local, B. I. L., are to be at Phillips grove, Alexanders lake, Sunday for the an nual outing of the organization.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ross and son Norman leave Saturday for two weeks stay at the Lackawanna cottage at Oakland Beach.
 Burial of Lawrence FIannigan.
 The body of Lawrence Flannigan, who died in Bridgeport where seryic as were held was brought to Wauregan Wednesday afternoon for burial in the Sacred Heart cemetery. A. F. Wood was the funeral director.
 Repainting Street Signs.
 Street signs throughout the borough are being taken down that they may be repafnted. On many of the signs the metal strips bearing the street name have practically rusted out
 Manufacturing companies that de- pend to some extent on water of the Quinebaug river and the Assawauga river for the operation of their plants are not complaining over the rainy week. The rivers have been low, forcing the mills to use their steam plants for power.
 Dogs Not Licensed.
 Dog Warden Michael Grimshaw has received a number of complaints that unlicensed dogs are running about the borough. Two men have been haled to court and have paid fines within the past few days on this account. Others are to follow if they do not appear be- fore the town clerk and pay the taxes due.
 Telephone System for cavalrymen.
 It is stated that a system of tele- phones is to be installed for use of the cavalry that will be located northwest of here in the town of Pomfret from Aug. to Is. This will be the regular s. N. E. T. service for the convenience Of the troops, stations to be estab- lIshed at intervals.
 At Foster Old Home Gathering.
 number of DaGielson people were at North Foster Thursday to attend the annual Old Home day gathering and have Rhode island clambake. In connection with the observance there was speaking. Among those who made addresses were CoionelS D. R. Ballou and Rev. W. B. Greene of Prov idence, formerly pastor at East Kill ingly, and Rev. George Rowell cf North Scituate.
 kiIIinsiy Free From Worms.
 Millions of army worms continued to raid crops in the town of Brooklyn Thursday when they also appeared ,:n farms along the Brooklyn border of the town of Pomfret EastBrooklyn seems to be free from the worms. but they are being watched for by all who have farms in that section. Up to Thursday none of the worms had ap- pea red in the town of Killingfy as far as has been reported
 Extra Teachers Coming for Moosup
 Parish School
 Before the opening of All lIsfloys parochiai school in Moosup for the fail tenn, several new teachers will be added to those now in the convent CT ihe Holy Ghost there The open ing of the new school will greatly re- duce ih-. attendance It the Dtlhl:c school q a,iasup,5 as the plare las a Large Catholic population ReniodeI- Il'.' ot the oons ent is one oe ;lIc .,h.ng- esincident to the opening of the new school
 Preparing for Lawn Festival. Arrangements have been practical lv completed for the fete cIfampetre Of st, James parish to be held on the enurch grounds on Franklin street. the l affair being one in which the members al the parish are actively intercs- Cd | TIiS is the second annual event ,,s rhe