Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-02

George M. Filling, chairman of the democratic town committee, issued a call Tuesday for the party caucus for Saturday afternoon
 Miss May Preston is away on a va cation. part of which she will spend in Boston and Salem
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Graves have beach
 Miss Florence Duquette, who has been visiting here for several weeks With MT. and Mrs. Louis G. Massf- eotte, ffas returned to her home in Plattsburg. N. Y.
 Home from the Shore.
 Silvio Maynard, who has been spend ing the summer at Oakland beach. has returned to his home in Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. Winfield Colwell have returned from months stay at Oak land beach -
 Henry B. Newton of Fall River vis- tied friends in Danielson Tuesday.
 Pledged to E. H. Reach,
 It is stated that a number of dele- gates elected to attend the republican county caucus are pledged to E. HI. Reach of Danielson for sheriff.
 Lester shippee. clerk in the Wind nam County National bank, Is serious " III at his home in East Killingly.
 Deputy Sheriff John M. Bessette was at Putnam Tuesday afternoon attend ing session of the superior court.
 A regular meeting of the town school committee has been called for Thurs day afternoon
 Good Audience at orpheum. The presentation of The Misleading Lady, the first theatrical offering of the season at the Orpheum theater was very we'll received.
 Edward Coffey of Pittsfield has been spending 8 few days visiting with rel | atives and friends in Danielson and | Dayville.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Call are en- l tertalning Arthur Call of Boston
 Jacobs chamberln Wedding InvIta | lions.
 Invitations were issued Tuesday fol the wedding of Miss Alice Maxfiel6 Jacobs, daughter of Hon. and Mrs Frederick A Jacobs of Broad street and Roy Bullard Chamberlin of New York.
 Five New Sisters for Moosup School | Five additional Sisters of the Orde, of. the Holy Ghost arrived at MoosuI from Hartford Tuesday. making a to. | tai of ten Sisters for All Hallows' par. ish. Next Tuesday the fine new par ocfial school building is to be opened l for classes and large registration is anticipated.
 I dStTdH9e HCtfoH or Md9aZif1e Solicitor A local clergyman had a rather De. cuiiar experience Tuesday forenoon with one of two young men who were 1 soliciting magazine subscriptions fol 1 the arowed purpose of earning enough money to pay for a scholarship ir some university. The young man rep. resented himself as a graduate of Put. l nam High school. two years ago, an6 claimed that the principals name there at that time was Jackson The youns man was questioned quite closely anc | did not seem to relish it. While the clergyman left him for a minute tc attend to some small matter, the youne man abruptly took his departure
 Doll and Toy Supply Will Be Short w. L. Dixon. of local store in dis. cussinf the effect of the European wa, upon his business said Tuesday tha- he expects to have considerable diff. culty this fall in securing his usua supply of dolls and toys, bought usual. ly from German manufacturers througf American agents This, on the face o. 1t. looks like rather dubious news fol | the young people. but they need not bt discouraged. American brains are busy with the problem of getting an ade. quate supply of playthings for Youne America.