Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-23


 Grange to Initiate Nine--santa Funeral of Mrs. George P. Street. Miss Leah Burns spent Sunday at her home in Wooster.
 w. M. Franklin entertained a party of friends at his cottage at Oakland peach over Sunday. ". + Moran attended the Yale Harvard game aA New Haven satur- Mrs. Eugene Young of woonsocket is to make her home in ,Danielson.
 Mrs. Ethel Billings is now in charge street
 Going to California.
 Mrs.s Esther Jacobs. after visit at Orange. N.. J., is to spend the winter in California.
 Gifts For Hospital.
 Mrs. J. s. Bard of Brooklyn receiv- ed q number of Thanksgiving co1ltri- buttons for the Day-Klmball hospi tal.
 Captain Hugh L.. Mason, just re- turned from the Philippines, is to giye a lecture on A Trip Around the World tonight at Brooklyn for a Red Cross benefit.
 Special Town Meeting.
 The special town meeting called for this (Nonday) afternoon promises to be 0 lively one. When it is over it is probable that the tax rate will be finally fixed until next October at least.
 Pupils in the schools of F1iliingly will get a brief Thanksgiving vaca- tion beginning Wednesday night. Out of town teachers engaged here are planning to spend the weekend at their homes.
 With some other lines, business fin the town court has slulnped since the end Of the license year, but it is re- ularkable that the cases tried since then have been principally for serious offenses.
 Needs Old Linen. The Civic Federation is soliciting contributions of old white cloth, cot ton or linen, for use in the work of the visiting nurso.. Old sheets are most acceptable for uses to which the cloth will be put
 Operations in Europe's eastern the Polish residents of Danielson, many of whom come from sections where fierce battles are being waged. These struggles are closely followed through reports in papers printed in the Polish language.
 WiIII Initiate Nine.
 This (Monday) evening Killingly grange takes ill q class of nine can dfdates. A team from Border grange will work the third and fourth de- Erees on this division and upon two of their own candidates. A feast has been arranged to follow the de- gree work
 Subjects Of foreign governments living here, especially of the Teutonic countries and Turkey, are much wor- ried about sending holiday remit tances abroad on account of blockades and other dangers to mail on account of the war, although the holiday spirit of Christmas bothers the Turks less than others. It is at about this time that the holiday gifts of money begin to get consideration by the alien workers on this side of the world.
 Sunday School Concert.
 At the Baptist church Sunday even- ing there was a Sunday school concert of Thanksgiving and missionary pur- port. The usual preaching service was omitted. The concert programme included readings, exercises and vo- cal numbers A large number of the members of the Sunday school parti- cipated in the giving of the pro- gramnle, which included the reading of President Wilson's Thanksgiving proclamation.
 the law have taken note of the end of the open season for hunting pro- tected game. Those who do not will hereafter have to reckon with County Game Warden Arthur Day and his deputies, who have been active during the fall and who have caused a num- Der of violators of the game laws to be punished in the courts.
 Very few cars displaying indica- tiolIs, in the form of university colors that they were bound for the football game at New Haven passed through here Saturday, although a parade of machines is now looked for now days of big athletic contests between Yale and Harvard. Some machines did 1 return by the local route into RIassa- chusetts during Saturday night. Peeping Tom at Waureean.
 From Wauregan comes report that some homes in that village have been visited by a Peeping Tom recently ! It is possible that the person who stirred up so much excitement along | the same line in Danielson few days | tions; at any rate, he has quit here. Will Care For Santa Claus Letters. l In accordance with instructions re- ceived from the postoffice department | in Washington, Postmaster c. A. Pot ! ter will see that all letters addressed to Santa Claus, and properly stamped will be forwarded as directed to chan l nels that usually have brought the de- | saint. Not 8 great amount of this 1 kind of mail finds it's way into the | local postoffice, but usually some let ters are found.
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