Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
Work to Commence at onca
RemedsIIina WsH Advanced.
FUN ERAL.
Mrs. Henry E. Made.


 At East KiIlingly Friday afternoon funeral services were held for Mrs. Henry F. Wade, Rev. W. B. Greene of ProVidence, formerly of East Killing ly. conducting the service. Mrs. Wade who died Thursday. was for many tis ysass fire resident in of Killinsly and for one son and four daughters.
 For the Best Pereheron Stallion.
 Secretary Joseph B. Stetson of the Windham County Agricultural society nas received from the Percheron So- ciety of America silver cup which IS to be presented at the coming ex- hibttion by the county society to the best Percheron stallion and two n,Sres that are entered for exhibition, The cup. which is to be exhibited in Dan ielson, Is the first trophy of the kind ever offered by the Percheron society In this section of the state. Stanton ID. W:eks of Pomfret, who is very much interested in the breeding of Percheron and who has some fine spec linens of the horses on his farm in the nearby town, has done much to arouse interest among horse breeders in this section in this particular kind of draught horse.
 Minstrel Entertainment.
 Members of Our Lady of Lourdes church and their friends in Hampton NAAA ehO GOuIlIy were Qe- lighted in a entertainment present. ed by a female minstrel organization made up of the young women of St. James parish. The cast included Is members with Miss Elcizabeth Gren- non as interlocutor. The ends were Lauretta Henault, Alma Hart Lauret- ta Halle Antoinette Lambert Rather in Coffee and D. Robarge Assisting as solofsts were the Misses Allerfe. Duhamei Grennon. Lamber, Boulias and Boucher. Very liberal praise was given to the members of the cast by all who witnessed the presentation. The young women showed unsuaI at itude for the work and were brought to their best through the professional coaching of William J. Brennan who had charge of the production, arrang- ed at the direction of Rev. M. j. Ginet, M. s. The proceeds of the entertain ment are for the benefit of the Hamp- ton church. which is a mission of St. James parish.
 Honor Party For Miss Wood.
 At her home on East Franklin street, Mrs. Avis Larkin gave an honor party for little Miss Avis Elizabeth Wood of New Rochelle, N. r., who has been visiting here. Fourteen little people were present to enjoy the en- treatments were served. Those at the party were given an additional treat in the form of automobile rides in the touring car of William Ross. Mrs Charles E. Hutchins assisted her mott- CT Mrs. Larkin. in entertaining the children.
 To Be Moderniy Equipped.
 While details are not available it is understood that the ulans for the equipment of the rooms of the new Danielson Trust company in the Brad ley building will give the borough an- other banking institution of which it's people will be proud. When the Brad ley building was constructed tiifs town was passing through an era of changes and rflmors of changes affecting banks then doing business or proposing to do business here and the part of the Bradley building to be occupied by the Danielson Trust company was intend ed for occupation by the Puritan bank, one, however, that never came into existence. But with that idea in mind vault was built into the new structure. the first floor section of it afterwards being removed.
 In preparing the quarters for the use of the Danielson Trust company some changes in the corner entrance of tfe building are to be made. The furnishings and equipment of the new bank are to be the most modern and convenient procurable. A new vault will be constructed and other chang es made. It is expected that the bank will be fully equipped and about ready date for opening the bank has not been announced.
 Brooklyn People Are Interested The people of the town of Brooklyn have a special interest in the 200th an-