Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06

Rseisas-iieh ssbssi bsss.fs K. H.
 e&NSndsII A. Nesry Nov seheeI'
 evpsrintsnssnt-
 Miss Harriet Brown is to be sub
 atSs,lte ssifSSts lisEszlsn st ths pubic library
 Judge J. Harry Mann presided at a
 fnS one tfisOnsr. sass ehsrssa 8 f With hyi in-
 Hsnry 4. Dubde S Of sS &oonsocket il. was
 2 yisttor nth friends in Putnam Fri
 ter are Sisitins here sfs f6r fe few 'sasR Wesas
 Eom @ Tsnss,y. N. Hith Col. John
 Frank B. Morrison of Hartford call
 ed on friends here Friday.
 Trsnsferred to Hertferd. James Murray, who has been em- ployed with the railroad company here is to be transferred to Hartford, where
 ns will be with the freight department
 s. P. Sandstrom of West Thomp- son Is to spend the summer in v<S lrsI mont, as nas been his custom for sey- Mra Ida Nose Moodbury is to speak at the Congregational church in Wood stock Sunday on the work of the 4mer1can Missionary association. Attorney Arthur s. Macdonald was
 seH HaYen- oh business tr1p Fri Special Meeting of Grange. A special meeting of Putnam grange vas called for Friday evening for the purDose ot receiyfnE spplications for Bertha Rich. singing comedienne. Tas tne vauuevilfe- attraction at the | Bradley theatre at Fridays shows zf erty purchased from the section being developed at the north end of the city have been filed for record.
 Miss Price to Speak. Miss Lucy J. Price Is to deliver an address here next Thtirsday evening unuer the auspices of the Connecticuf
 5rsgs 5AssSeiation at M oppossd to'' womah Sur at the Advent shufshs sSaoh at Iafayetts, t Es F. next Tuesday for the quarterfy confererce of fhe Rhode Island and Iastern Sonnectfcut Advent associa- Train Not Provided.
 Ths summer schedule af train ser Hss in ensct fon9rypW (sundaO tags ownefs had hsped fesr. Burial of Rev. g. l. o,leary. The body of Rev. Patrick J. O'Leary who died at Westerly Thursday morn ing is to be brought here this after noon 1for burial in St.. Mary-s ceme- tery. A. special service has been ar
 ranged for this city in addition to the one to be held at Westerly this morn | ing.
 Interest in Appropriation Item. Putnam people were interested Fri gay in an item h 8 Washington des- GngstiaH 9f Kpgk at Putnam. this be-
 and de assaz siEf sRpEahs!a5Ion s plo posed federal postoffice building for
 thts city. against the Building Of Which 9p the site at the corner Of South
 Main and Glove street ahout f,O00 faS s%tnam residents have petitisned Esrestsrs Msmeeial Exercises Tomorrow (Sunday afternoon the msmbeJs of Court City of Putnam, Folesters of America. are to conduct thsiE annual memorial service for the deceased members of the order. The procession is fo ha formed at Forest
 CTS hall at p. m- and, escorted by
 the Catholic band is to proceed to St. Maryss cemetery. where the graves of the deceased members will be dec- orated. A Hartford member of the order will deliver the address. ~ Cases Returned to Docket. The The ts5l follogiRg R; is 2 list of eases that court docket at the request of aftor- neys interested. these cases having regniaf procgdufe. Wiifliam H, Smith and Eliza Smith vs. John DeTica and Inogene De "vicq. Pfllsbpry and Baldwin ys S 4. Efeld, Town of Ril- Kiiffngly xs. Johathan H. Smith ct u4.. siPgns Hatch and Whittop eom4apy
 ys: The Amsrican Wooden company, Stoddafd, GiIbert and company Vs. Louis g Fournier. Paul St. John vs. Simon RosenWefs