Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-23

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 Mrs Hattie R. Bailey and family are occupying the Paine cottage at Alexander's lake and have Miss Mill dred Fillmore of Norwich as their guest.
 officials of the New Haven road were In Danielson Wednesday. The party travelled by special train
 Attorney Warren D. Chase of Hart ford Is spending a few days at Camp Whippoorwfll, near East Killingly. ing a brief vacation here with his father, Martin Whalen
 Cards from Paris. Friends here have received cards dated at Paris from Rev c. H. Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Perrin of Norwalk were visitors with friends here Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Young are at their cottage at Oakland beach for a few weeks
 There is to be hearing next week on the admission to probate of the will of Charles B. Wheatley.
 Mir: and Mrs. Hiram s. Franklin are l spending a few days cruising along the Rhode Island coast.
 Death of Mrs. E. E. Tablet.
 The body of Mrs E. E. Talbot, who died in Providence. was brought here | Wednesday,
 All the cottage properties at Alex ander's lake are occupied and there are several camping parties. The damage caused by lightning to the schoolhouse at Attawaugan has been found to be slight and can be l quickly repaired.
 To Be Instructor at Seminary. l Reb. Alferie Chartier. M S., whose home is in Danielson. is to be an instructor in LaSaiette college, Hart | ford.
 was the extent of the trouble caused the lighting company by the storm of Tuesday afternoon. 1 Damage by Rain. Some damage was caused to prop erty In the Hyde block by rain or Tuesday, as the roof covering which is being replaced. was partly of al the time of the storm.
 The Attawaugan baseball team | which has been making a fine record this season, is scheduled to play z game with the Danielson Cotton com pany team Saturday afternoon.
 Not Going to WiIlimantic.
 St. James band. which is alst known as the Moose band of Putnam lodge of that organization, will no go to Willimantic this evening, as wa | 1l lISl PAd1nCO
 Indications are that the enumeration Of school children in Killingly thi! year will show & considerable increas over the number reported last year se gains have been made in variou sections of the town.
 Miss DanieIson to Speak.
 Miss Rosamond Danielson, Putnam Heights, a prominent worker in tn interest of equal suffrage rights fo women. is to be the speaker at tn meeting of the Danielson Equal Fran chise league at the home of E. H Jacobs tomorrow (Friday) afternoon Mrs. Esther Jacobs is to be the hos tess.
 Storm Made Jobs for Troubiemen.
 Linemen were busy all day Wednes day strengthening out the tangl caused by the severe electrical storr , of Tuesday afternoon. Trouble on tn lines was reported from not only tn , borough district. but from all or tn l villages in the vicinity as well.
 Congressman Mahan Inspects Roa Work. Congressman B. F. Mahan has bee in Danielson to inspect. the section c ) road east of here. where his construc ton company has the contract fo putting in about a mile of state roa : this summer. Work has been com menced where the cutoff leaves tn , present highway and plunges throug coming out at a distant point on tn present road. A crooked stretch c highway is to be eliminated by tn | out