Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-26

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 Complete Town Tie<st-ofher Loeaa
 -Notes.
 MT. and Mrs Charles M. Smith are | enjoying a two sWeeks vacation at
 the Rayine house, Randolph, N. H.
 Mir, and Mrs. Smith motored up from
 Awarded Contract. M R Paine of New London has been awarded the contract for making the alterations and Improvements at the state armory. E. H. Jacobs and w. I. Builard were | in Providence on business trip Tuesday.
 D. B. Jette was in Boston on a bus | mess trip Tuesday. Congressman B. F. Mahaa was in l town Tuesday, inspecting the state road work for which he has the con- I the contract
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed are en-
 tertaining Edwin and Carl Crosby of West Medford, Massk Miss Margaret Peck is visiting with | friends in Danielson- | Daniel J. Byrne was in Boston on a business trip Tuesday. To Qualify aa Treasurer. | Frank J. c. Bailey will qualify at | once as treasurer of the Wfndhan County Savings bank. Miss Madeline B. Sears of Provi- dence was a visitor with friends in
 Danielson, Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. Charles Aver have been spending a few days at their cottage at Oakland beach. l Jeremiah McGrath, ST. of Norwich. formerly of Brooklyn, and Jeremiah
 McGrath, Jr, of Springfield. were vis- | itors in Danielson, Tuesday. 1 There is interest among Italian
 army reservists in Danieson over the
 possibility of Itaiy's army being mob- ! ilized.
 Local Milkmen to Attend. Local milkmen will be present at | the big meeting to be held in Putnam | this Wednesday at II o'clock in the interest of the milk producers of New l England.
 Cost of Schools Will be Redueed. | The cost of schools in xillingly will
 be reduced for the past year by. ap- | proximately $3,000 from tuition of out
 of town students 1t is now indicated. Will Entertain at Oak Bluff. Masters Harry F. Back. Jr., and Samuel Back are to entertain a party | of friends at Oak Bluff the Back sum-
 mer place. at Aiexander's lake to-
 morrow CThursday) afternoon Will Motor 10 Ponlfret. This "Wednesday afternoon mem
 bers of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church are to motor tn Pom |
 at the Esterbrook's place. one of the beauty spots ln that delightful sec ! tion of the country. Attended Conference al Norwich. Manager William L. Moran of the exchanges in Danieison, Putnam and
 Mposup, has been at Norwich attend | ing conference of representatives of | the S. N. D. T. company. Notes. | Fir and 1.,,~
 turned from visit with relatives in | Providence
 Mrs. Charles woodis will spend a
 week with relatives in Worcester
 On account of the war the Interna-
 tional Cotton company at East Kill l lingiy is anticipating a big export de- mand for absorbent cotton. To Sail on Wednesday. With Rev. Victor Faure sailing from New York for France today CWednes- day) will be Father Calvin, another member of the missionary order of La Salette. who was formerly station ! ed in Danielson.
 Painters at Work on Spire. Painters working on the spire Of
 the Westield Congregational church, | the tip 165 feet above the sidewalk were watched with interest by many | persons on Tuesday. The spire has
 not been painted for several years and was in need of the attention that is | being given it.
 Not Likely fo be Effected by War.
 An official of the KilIingly Manu- | featuring company at Wilifarnsville
 where automobile tire duck is the
 product, stated Tuesday that the bus | iness of the concern continues to be
 satisfactory and that the European | war is not likely to have an effect upon the industry, though this was s feared for a time.
 War Came Quickly; No Time to Close
 School. | At Tournay in Belgium the mission | ary order of La Salette has been con- | ducting a school in which the boy l students numbered 125. Members of | the order here learn that the war l came upon that section so quickly and in such severe form, (there has | been desperate fighting at Tournavp I that there was not time to close the school and get all of the boys to their | homes.
 Bremen Left for Greenwich. Tuesday evening, John Jasxar, representing Minnetexit Hose com No. 1. Arthur Hutchins, representfnx Pioneer Hose company, No 2, and
 John Doyle, representing the Hook l and ladder company left here to att tend the annual conversion of the State F1remen's association at Green
 wich. During the time they are away | they will make a visit to New York FUNERAL.