Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-26

Rev. G. C.. Serivener. district super intendent. Norwich, has been spend . ing few days here with Rev. c. b. Sta ley. of the Methodist church. the home of Mrs. Alice Carpenter, South Main street, Wednesday.
 Henry A. Ruth of Pawtucket spent Sunday with friends in Putnam.
 A meeting of the Union Teacher framing cltss is to be held at the ing.
 Only Four Veters Made.
 Only four new voters were made at the last opportunity to be given be- fore the state election next week.
 John G. Johnson was leader of the Y. F. s. C. E. meeting at the Con- gregational church Sunday.
 Ordained Forty-five Years.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent, on the 45tf1 an- niversary recently of his ordination to the ministry, preached at a service 1p the Congregational church at wil- limantic.
 More hunters from this city were in the woods Saturday than on any other day this season, the half holiday en- abling many to get away who can not go shooting at other times during the week.
 The D. A. class of the ConsreSa- tional Bible school has elected these officers: President, Dorothy Wright. tce-presideht. Myre Bates; secretary, Alma Harrison; treasurer, Ethel Ellis.
 Meter Still Missing.
 Captain John Murray of the police rather expected to find the gas meter stolen from Maheu's restaurant last week when the mill tranches were was disappointed after a search that brought no results.
 censres atienai Cradle Reii.
 The annual cradle roll reception Is to take place in the chapel of the Con gregational church Tuesday afternoon when children under seven years of age and their mothers will be wei comed
 Elks' Lodge of Sorrow.
 First arrangements for the annual lodge of sorrow. of Putnam lodge of Elks, to be held the first Sunday in December, are receiving consideration by lodge members. This lodge has a largo membership in Danieison, Web ster, Pomfret and other surrounding towns.
 District Superintendent Present.
 The series of special meetings at the Methodist church. just closed, attracted church. Rev. G. G. Scrivener of Nor wich was present for some of the meetings.
 Politicians Busy Week.
 This will be week during which local politicians will be busy in look ing up the loose ends of their cam pain and making ready for the battle at the polls week from Tuesday On account of the number of Putnam candidates this year, including one for sheriff and one for state senator, there is special interest in getting the voters into line.
 :, Progressive Rallies.
 Seven progressive speakers are to come into towns in this section Of Windlam county next Saturday to hold rallies that are scheduled for North Grosvenordale. Woodstock. Kill lingly and other places. Among, the speakers will be the party's candidate for governor. Willard C. Fisher, and Herbert Knox Smith.
 Native of kiiiinely.
 Attorney William C. Knox, who died at Lawrence, Mass, recently. was a native of the town of Killingly. He was a member of congress from the district in which his home city was located from 1894 to 1900. He also held various other positions of honor. including the office of city solicitor of Lawrence for many years. He was president for a long time of the Ar iinston National bank of Lawrence. Attorney Knox, was graduate or L .Hn ,4